June 4, 2026
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A new poll by Rasmussen Reports reveals nearly a third of voters dissatisfied with the current shape of the major party presidential field, and are willing to look elsewhere:
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 30% of Likely U.S.
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From an article published June 11th, 2011, on BallotAccess.org:
Straight-ticket devices have been repealed, or are likely to be eliminated, in three states this year.
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From an article published June 12th, 2011, on BallotAccess.org:
The June 6 issue of The Militant, weekly newspaper of the Socialist Workers Party, has this editorial criticizing President Obama’s new executive order that requires government contractors to reveal extension information about their political donations and other political activity.
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From an article published June 12th, 2011, on BallotAccess.org:
Mississippi elects all of its state legislators in the odd years before presidential elections. All legislators have 4-year terms.
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From an article in the Evansville Courier-Press:
INDIANAPOLIS — Though the Indiana Libertarian Party has not landed a candidate for the 2012 governor’s campaign, it has identified an opening to influence the race.…
From an article on www.SHTFPlan.com:
A great interview with Jessie Ventura covering a host of issues, namely corruption within the halls of government.
The only way to do it is what I advocate for now.
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From the Berkshire Eagle:
PITTSFIELD — Mark C. Miller, the Green-Rainbow party candidate who challenged state Rep. Christopher N. Speranzo last November, formally announced he’s a contender for the seat Speranzo has to give up if he’s confirmed for the Central Berkshire District Court clerk-magistrate job.
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“If mankind minus one were of one opinion, then mankind is no more justified in silencing the one than the one – if he had the power – would be justified in silencing mankind.”
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From an article posted on June 9, 201, on BallotAccess.org:
On May 30, the Nevada legislature passed AB 81. It injures major political parties, new political parties, and independent voters.
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