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The Legislative Analyst's Office (LAO) provided an independent analysis of Proposition 38, a California ballot initiative championed by civil rights attorney Molly Munger, that would
The Obama Administration has proposed a new regulation of mercury pollution from power plants. Romney has singled out this regulation as an example of regulation gone wild. Who is right,
The Obama Administration has proposed a new regulation of mercury pollution from power plants. Romney has singled out this regulation as an example of regulation gone wild. Who is right,
Californians will have the chance to cast their ballot for three Peace and Freedom Party (PFP) candidates this November. “California’s Feminist Socialist Political Party,” offer this as their platform:
Did you know that 60% of smartphones users would agree to cast their vote via a mobile app?
That Republicans states are more likely to have more Android users whereas
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In his latest effort to push for President Obama's second term and a Democratic Party-controlled Washington, former President Bill Clinton endorsed Southern California
Did you know that President Obama is related to President Madison (4th President of the US)?
That Abraham Lincoln was the tallest president.
That 50% of president who died in
A new online voting system in any state, and even more so nationally, could be prohibitively expensive if constructed poorly. There are several areas where municipalities have found an online
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The presidential debates have become a staple of our current electoral process, featuring the candidates of the two major parties in a showdown regulated by
With all eyes on politics now until November 6th, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney have been front and center in the media, with most publications and TV networks reporting on
Some media is well known for their bias -- Fox News being pro-Republican, MSNBC being pro-Democrat. On the internet, however, it can be more difficult to measure biases, but
Some media is well known for their bias -- Fox News being pro-Republican, MSNBC being pro-Democrat. On the internet, however, it can be more difficult to measure biases, but