School financing was listed as the number one item in the Arizona Capitol Times article “Top 10 things to watch in Arizona politics in 2015. “The Arizona Supreme Court already has ruled state lawmakers acted illegally beginning in 2010 when they ignored a 2000 voter-approved requirement to boost state aid to schools each year to account for inflation.
Some have called politics the ‘state sport’. Gallup calls it “one of the most politically schizophrenic states in the nation.
In Charleston, West Virginia voters are preparing to go to the polls to elect a mayor, with early voting starting May 1, 2015. Charleston voters will have the pick of three candidates: a Democrat former councilman, the Republican incumbent and an Independent.
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It appears that this year’s gubernatorial race in Kentucky could hinge on one hot topic: right-to-work legislation. The GOP candidate, James Comer, states that passing a statewide right-to-work law would be his first priority if elected.
Did you know that Milwaukee county makes up twenty percent of all Wisconsin voters? Or that thirty-one point nine percent of the county’s voters are Inferred Republican or Inferred Democrat?
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On March 26, 2015, the LA Times published an article regarding the Orange County 1st Supervisory race held in January. It went on to say that the favorite, Louis Correa, had held a strong edge in his heavily latino Santa Ana stronghold, but still managed to lose the election to Andrew Do in a very close election.
