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Tag Archives: elections
Vote No on Proposition 37: Genetically Engineered Food
Producers can, on their own initiative, label their foods as non-genetically engineered. The same purpose that Proposition 37 attempts to accomplish would then be served. Continue reading
Posted in California
Tagged elections, genetically engineered food, Proposition 37, propositions
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Vote No on Proposition 36: Three Strikes Law
This is the seventh part of a series of posts analyzing California’s propositions: Vote Yes on Proposition 30 – Jerry Brown’s Budget Plan Vote No on Proposition 31 – Changes to State Budgeting Vote No on Proposition 32 – Union-busting … Continue reading
Posted in California
Tagged California, elections, Politics, Proposition 36, propositions, Three Strikes Law
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The Advantages of Absentee Ballots
Absentee ballots enable voters to make informed decisions, especially about local elections and measures which nobody has heard of. Continue reading
Posted in Election Analysis, Politics
Tagged absentee ballots, advantages, elections, knowledge, Politics, voter participation, voting
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Why Joe Biden Will Probably Win the Vice Presidential Debate
On Thursday the Vice Presidential debate will occur, testing Vice President Joe Biden versus Republican hopeful Paul Ryan.
Joe Biden will probably win that debate. Continue reading
Vote No on Proposition 32: Union-busting
Proposition 32 is mainly aimed at weakening unions. It’s billed as a campaign-finance reform proposition, but it’s pretty clear that the main target is labor unions. Continue reading
Posted in California
Tagged California, elections, Politics, Proposition 32, union-busting, unions
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Vote No on Proposition 31: Changes to State Budgeting
This is the second part of a series of posts analyzing California’s propositions: Vote Yes on Proposition 30 – Jerry Brown’s Budget Plan Vote No on Proposition 31 – Changes to State Budgeting Vote No on Proposition 32 – Union-busting … Continue reading
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Tagged California, confusing, elections, Politics, Proposition 31, state budget
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