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.
The Texas Primary is commonly labeled a semi-open primary. Voters are free to choose which party ticket to vote on, but can’t vote across party lines.
To many, the final draft of San Diego County’s Fire Management Plan was another disappointment. Of the more than 30 changes submitted by the California Chaparral Institute, only one was incorporated into the fourth revision.
Governor Jerry Brown announced this week that the deficit has ballooned to a monstrous $16 billion dollars, an amount equal to 17 percent of the state’s entire general fund. So, California’s self-perpetuating job killing machine continues.
Our political system in California is broken. As soon as lawmakers have a grasp on the issues in their current office, it’s time for them to move on.
Roseanne Barr, famous for her 1980’s sitcom “Roseanne,” is bringing much needed media attention to the Green Party presidential race by her candidacy.
Andy Caffrey, running for US Congress in CA-2, recently promised to smoke a joint at the Capitol Building if elected to Congress.
The race for Senate District 39 will be among the most contested legislative races this year as Democrats and Republicans struggle to maintain and pickup seats.
