The Maine Voter List™ is now up to date with new information on their more than 900,000 voters. Understanding the mindset of these voters will be crucial to any campaign looking to breakthrough in this state.
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nitiative 42, the amendment aimed to protect each child’s fundamental right to educational opportunity through the 12th grade in Mississippi, has been a hot topic this season. The initiative remains controversial as opposing sides narrow in on the further implications of the amendment.
In Arizona, funds are flooding towards a multi-billion-dollar land trust account to boost funding for K-12 schools. Senator Ducey’s proposal would funnel, ” about $1.8 billion in new cash into the state’s schools over five years and smaller amounts in the following five years.”
On April 20, the Maryland Reporter published an article titled “Anne Arundel Democratic primary votes up for grabs in congressional race.” The article goes on to say that “five Democratic candidates have so far surfaced to replace U.S. Rep. Donna Edwards (CD 4), who is vacating her seat to run for retiring U.S. Sen. Barbara […]
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This year is shaping up to be very busy at the municipal level of Massachusetts politics. The city of Boston will hold elections for all 13 city council seats on November 3, 2015 with the primary being held on September 22.
On April 20, the PeachPundit published a blog post covering the recent GA GOP congressional district conventions and the resolutions passed by many that deal with illegal immigration. The resolutions may make it difficult for legal immigrants as well as illegal immigrants to work and live in GA.
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.
