The results are in for the IVN Independent Voter Survey in California’s 52nd Congressional District.
Over a thousand voters participated in the first of its kind demonstration project. The
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Generating electricity from a controlled nuclear reaction is an interesting idea. Unfortunately, human beings do not currently demonstrate sufficient intelligence or wisdom to do it safely or economically.
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The following Q&A is with Republican Todd Zink, candidate for California State Senate District 27.
Are you personally in favor of the new open primary system?
Zink: Yes
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San Diego, CA – Matt Mendoza, conservative candidate for State Assembly 79th District, has been endorsed by The Republican National Hispanic Assembly led by Richard Loa.
Loa states in
While the mainstream media agonizes over the "gotchya politics," leaving no stone unturned, one major detail of the Bain Capital story has gone unexamined: the fact that at
By its very definition, Texas has an open primary, but because voters are still restricted to some degree on who they can vote for it is more commonly labeled semi-
The only home (on left) to survive during the 2003 Cedar Fire on this Scripps Ranch cul-de-sac was the one with roofing made of fire-proof shingles. The
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.
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.
Instead
Jill Stein is heavily favored to win the Green Party nomination for president. However, Roseanne Barr, famous for her 1980’s sitcom “Roseanne,” is also a candidate and her name
The following Q&A is with Republican Assemblyman Bill Berryhill, candidate for State Senate District 5.
Are you personally in favor of the new open primary system?
Berryhill: Yes.
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