States all have unique attributes, issues and problems, yet many commonalities. One of the most fiercely debated concepts in American politics is the issue of states rights versus federal powers. This debate anchors a slew of hot-button topics including immigration, health care, commerce, and more. This section will aim to cover issues specific to states and continue such debate transparently here at Independent Voter Network.
Anthony Adams is the sole independent in the primary for the newly drawn 8th U.S. Congressional District of California, with ten Republicans and two Democrats also in the race.
Today is the last chance for candidates to try and get out the vote before Tuesday’s primary election. June 5th marks California’s first top two open primary in which all candidates regardless of party preference will be listed on the same ballot.
Even before the first vote is counted, Tuesday’s Statewide Primary Election had a big winner: California’s independent voters.
In many states, the Republican establishment is looking at the long term prospects for themselves. From this prism, the “Paul Threat” is much more immediate and direct.
Tuesday, San Diegans will cast their ballot for one of four candidates running in the city’s heated mayoral race. Here’s a quick recap of the most recent polling numbers and how the candidates are spending their last day campaigning.
Even as Republicans and Democrats frame the Wisconsin recall election in partisan terms, polls show that Independents might decide who wins.
In an exclusive interview with IVN, antiwar Republican John Dennis talks about issues, independents, California’s new top two open primary, and the Tea Party.
