Party central committees, partisan special interests, and courts overseen by party-appointed judges have steadily reframed election law in such a way that the failure to affiliate with one of
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Going into the last few weeks of the election, just as much attention has been directed toward the performance of the debate moderators as the presidential candidates
IVN.us is to host the first ever online presidential debate featuring Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson and Green candidate Jill Stein. But IVN's phones and e-mail box
California State Assemblyman, and recently declared independent, Nathan Fletcher endorses Proposition Z. Assemblyman Fletcher dropped from the Republican party in March and came in third in the June primary for
car2go electric car sharing service
Worldwide the idea is not new, but in late 2011 San Diego became the first U.S. city to offer an electric car-sharing network.
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This November Californians will have the choice to vote on Proposition 39. If 39 should pass, it
Council member Carl DeMaio at the StartupCircle forum - photo credit: Mike Foster
On Tuesday, October 16 StartupCircle hosted a mayoral debate at the Co-Merge building downtown. As a start-
The City Council-approved financing for the expansion of the San Diego Convention Center has become the most interesting issue separating Mayoral candidates Carl DeMaio and Bob Filner.
It is
On Tuesday night, Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein and her running mate, Cheri Honkala, were arrested while trying to gain entrance to the second presidential debate between Barack Obama
"A word cloud of reveals the following topics as being the most popular things discussed during the debate." Source: Politicit.com
In an age where there is little
Scott Brown, the incumbent candidate for the Massachusetts senate seat, has often referred to himself as an “independent voice,” possibly hoping to gain votes from the stronghold of voters who
It seems like there is always a measure on California’s ballot that is more than what it appears. This year it is Proposition 32. Ballotpedia has credited the new
Chad Peace
Independent Voter Project