California Governor Jerry Brown has signed and vetoed dozens of bills in the past few weeks, some of which have garnered national media attention due to controversial content. Assembly Bill 1731, authored by assembly member
The YES on Prop 121 Arizona Open Election Coalition campaign today unveiled a TV ad that will begin to run immediately on stations across the state. The campaign made special note that the are committed to staying positive, even in the face of all the bipartisan negative advertisements against the non-partisan measure:
IVN is committed to the belief that democracy works best when the most people participate. One of the ways we encourage that at IVN is through the use of social media.
IVN is committed to the belief that democracy works best when the most people participate. One of the ways we encourage that at IVN is through the use of social media.
Less than one month away from California's first full top two runoff election under its new open primary system, the Golden State's new method for electing its lawmakers has created a drastically different political landscape in California as its proponents promised. For evidence, observers need to look no further than California's 2012 elections for the US House of Representatives where at least five incumbent partisans are facing serious competition.
California Governor Jerry Brown has signed and vetoed dozens of bills in the past few weeks, some of which have garnered national media attention due to controversial content. Assembly Bill 1731, authored by assembly member 
The YES on Prop 121 Arizona Open Election Coalition campaign today unveiled a TV ad that will begin to run immediately on stations across the state. The campaign made special note that the are committed to staying positive, even in the face of all the bipartisan negative advertisements against the non-partisan measure:
