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Mar 20 2024
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Dannemann: Nine Stealth City Elections
Nine municipal governments around New Mexico held local elections a couple of weeks ago. If you didn’t know anything about this, you’re in good company. For these municipalities, according to the Secretary of State, there were a total of 122,035 eligible voters. Of those, 9,785 voted. That is 8.02%. In the off-year consolidated local elections last November, the average turnout was about 20%,
Los Alamos Daily PostMar 25 2024
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Justice Department warns of election misinformation 'rabbit holes'
Calling elections workers “first responders of democracy…” federal prosecutors vowed to continue pursuing every threat reported to their office. Example video title will go here for this video Example video title will go here for this video PHOENIX — There is more fallout from threats made against Arizona elections officials, as the Justice Department announced Monday an Ohio man will serve
12NewsMar 25 2024
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Process to open up Oklahoma's primary elections underway
LET’S GO TO HIM LIVE NOW, ZACH. YEAH, GUYS, THAT’S RIGHT. TURNS OUT THE FUTURE OF PRIMARY IN THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA COULD BE IN THE HANDS OF YOU, THE VOTERS, SUPPORTERS OF MAKING THE CHANGES TO THE PRIMARY SAY THEY WANT TO DO THIS THROUGH A STATE QUESTION. OPEN PRIMARIES CONNECT VOTERS TO TO GOVERNMENT. MARGARET COBOS IS THE FOUNDER OF OKLAHOMA UNITED, A GROUP THAT IS PUSHING FOR THE STATE TO
KOCO 5Mar 25 2024
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Ky. bill would change Louisville elections to nonpartisan
Louisville could see significant changes to its elections and disciplinary process for the Metro Police Department officers. The Kentucky Senate passed House Bill 388 Monday afternoon on a 25-11 vote, which would make Louisville’s elections for mayor and metro council nonpartisan, among other measures. A Senate committee substitute added provisions which include prohibiting local governments
The Courier-JournalMar 06 2024
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Election results from Raleigh and Durham's primary elections
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AxiosMar 15 2024
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Cypress is changing how it runs elections. Here’s what it means for November’s Election Day
Come November, Cypress residents will begin to choose who will represent them on the City Council based on where they live. The switch to by-district elections is the culmination of a years-long lawsuit challenging how residents have elected their councilmembers. Now, after the City Council in a split decision has approved a map for how the city will be carved into districts and a sequencing
Orange County RegisterFeb 23 2024
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Lawrence High School coach accused of sexually assaulting student in 2022
The head coach of Lawrence High School’s boys basketball team, Jesus Moore, was arrested Thursday on an accusation that he sexually assaulted a female high school student in 2022, according to police. Moore, 34, is accused of arranging a ride to transport the student to Manchester, N.H., then giving her alcohol and sexually assaulting her at a motel, according to a statement released Friday by
The Boston GlobeOct 31 2023
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Arizona attorney general investigating county officials who refused to certify 2022 election
BISBEE, Ariz. — Two Cochise County officials who refused to certify the midterm election results are now the subject of an investigation by the Arizona attorney general. County supervisors Peggy Judd and Tom Crosby, both Republicans, told The Associated Press on Tuesday they received subpoenas last week to appear before a grand jury. The subpoenas were first reported by nonprofit news
Las Vegas SunMar 19 2024
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Del. Presidential Primary Election canceled
DOVER, Del. – The Delaware Department of Elections has announced that the state’s Presidential Primary Election scheduled for April 2nd will not take place.
We’re told the cancellation is due to the recent withdrawal of Republican Presidential candidate Nikki Haley from the primary ballot, leaving Republican Donald Trump as the sole filed Republican Party presidential candidate.
ABC 47 WMDTMar 25 2024
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Despite concerns, Republican elections nominee heads for a vote
The Maryland Senate as early as this week could take up the stalled appointment of a Howard County woman to the Maryland State Board of Elections. Diane Butler was nominated by the Maryland Republican Party to fill one of two vacancies on the panel. The Senate Executive Nominations Committee delayed a vote two weeks ago after one member of the committee asked for a pause because of comments
Maryland Matters