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Anti-Incumbent Politics
News, views, and analysis of the anti-incumbency movement in American politics.
Nevertheless, four incumbents - including a governor and a senator - have lost primaries so far this year, providing some evidence that voters want fresh blood in positions of power. Neither political party may be immune. Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski ...
- Anti-Incumbent Voters, Alive, Well, and Growing. (voidnow.org)
The Progressive was re-elected Tuesday night after two rounds of instant runoff voting. After the initial vote count, Republican Kurt Wright was the leader with 32 percent of the vote. Kiss was second at 28 percent, followed by Democrat Andy Montroll ...
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By Kim Zetter March 03, 2009 | 7:30:17 PMCategories: E-Voting Following three months of investigation, California's secretary of state has released a report examining why a voting system made by Premier Election Solutions (formerly known as Diebold ...
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Saturday night, a Chicago newspaper columnist who writes frequently about politics had a chance encounter at Northwest Side social event with a prominent Chicago Democratic office-holder. The columnist, whom I will not name so as to avoid embarrassing ...
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The nation's capital is close to getting a much sought-after voting rights bill. But "close," as the saying goes, counts only in horseshoe games, and in throwing hand grenades. While the Voting Rights Act of 2009 nears enactment, the version that ...
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- Voting Rights Act Upheld, But Court Hints at Change (news.google.com)



