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7 hours ago ago from Nina's Denver Blog
Since January, 217,160 Colorado residents registered to vote in the upcoming presidential election. Yesterday was the last day to register to vote for the Centennial state. This is one election where your vote will make a difference, as the latest polls show Barack Obama and John McCain in a dead heat for Colorado. Will this be the first time Colorado goes blue in a presidential election? What do you think? Share your comments below.
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13 hours ago ago from Franklin Matters
September 16, 2008 - State wide primary election saw only 1,442 Franklin voters come out to cast their ballots. November 4, 2008 - for the presidential election 16,793 (86%) Franklin voters came out to cast their ballots. November 3, 2009 - for the town election 3,244 (16.4%) Franklin voters came out to choose their local Town Council, School Committee and other elected Board positions. From the 2009 Town of Franklin Annual Report. This ...
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10 hours ago ago from Off the Kuff
I've been showing data about how the city elections broke down by Council district, but there are other ways to look at it as well. This presentation , which was sent to me by Joaquin Estevan DeLeon, is an analysis of the way Anglo, African American, and Hispanic voters made their choices in the citywide races. It's interesting stuff, so take a look.
Related contentCouncil Districts Defeated! Residents vote overwhelmingly to keep Huntington whole
19 hours ago ago from SUFFOLK COUNTY LIBERTY REPORT Frank Seabrook
(12-23-2009) With overwhelming support from the Conservative Society for Action , the Keep Huntington Whole organization defeated a proposal to divide Huntington into council districts! The Huntington Chamber of Commerce and property rights advocates also came out strong against this measure. Huntington Chamber of Commerce against council districts ...
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8 hours ago ago from Democrats Rising
From the article: TAGHKANIC, N.Y. — For years, Republican officials here have watched with growing alarm as newcomers from New York City arrived in late-model cars, built second homes and started to vote in increasing numbers, usually for Democrats. Now Republicans, armed with private investigators, are pursuing a new strategy to preserve their power: take away part-time residents’ right to vote here. Last month, after Democrats cast ...
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