Pakistan, China, and the Indian Election
Voting is underway in the world’s largest democracy with 970 million electorates, or 12% of the global population, involved in choosing their parliamentary representatives.
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Kittleman, Ball come out swinging in combative debate
By Len Lazarick [email protected] To the sound of shouts, loud applause and a few boos, the candidates for Howard County
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Netherlands: Elections in a shattered European landscape
Europe is in political and social turmoil. There are many reasons for this situation, such as the constant threat of
Read more4 more Years of Trump’s phony pompadour & Lochte’s epic pee
That’s right, my fellow Americans, buck up, because, at a minimum, it’ll be four years before Republican presidential candidate Donald
Read moreWe must give children the right to vote
The history of moral and political progress has often been a history of becoming aware of our ancient prejudices –
Read moreMartin O’Malley’s Presidential Dreamin’
Caricature above by DonkeyHotey with Flickr Creative Commons License By Barry Rascovar For MarylandReporter.com What a surprise. . . . Martin
Read moreDelegates push for special elections for vacancies in U.S. Senate, legislature; parties opposed
By Rebecca Lessner For the MarylandReporter.com Two freshmen delegates are attempting to bring more democracy to the people by passing
Read moreElections 2014: We don’t know much
Speculation about the 2014 elections was already rolling out before the 2012 elections, but it appears to have already begun
Read moreCampaign finance reform passes in House and is moving in the Senate
A major campaign finance reform bill cleared the House of Delegates Thursday, and a Senate version of the bill is now being considered in committee.
The bill would increase campaign contribution limits and stiffen penalties for those who fail to disclose their contributions. It was unanimously passed by the House of Delegates.
Read moreUse of old voting machines angers state senators
Sen. Richard Madaleno said Thursday on the floor of the Senate he was shocked by the news that Maryland will not be replacing old touchscreen voting machines with more advanced technology before the 2014 election. “I was under the impression that we were going to have new voting machines in place by then,” Madaleno said during debate on a bill to make voting easier.
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