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Voting is one of the most fundamental rights Americans enjoy. In just a few weeks, millions of Americans will take advantage of that right by electing members of Congress, state lawmakers, and other officials. Yet the right to vote is being threatened by a number of angles, including new laws that put restrictions on voting; the Supreme Court’s ruling against the Voting Rights Act; and the confusion that many people have about the voting process.

Teller County Sheriff Mike Ensminger has produced a short video to introduce his key campaign themes to voters.

As part of the launch of a grassroots campaign, 48th Congressional District Representative Dana Rohrabacher (R) and Gubernatorial Candidate Neel Kashkari (R) will attend the inauguration of the new Laguna Beach Republicans’ Voter Information Center Headquarters. Community leaders will cut a ceremonial ribbon at a rally.

Mike Caldwell (Republican) today announced his intention to seek reelection to Division I of the 19th Judicial District Court.

In 2013 the volume growth of food preparation appliances slowed down to a negligible increase, for two main reasons. On the one hand, adverse economic conditions and the high rate of unemployment reduced purchasing power in France, and led to a general contraction of consumers' propensity to purchase. Secondly, a 2012 collaborative promotional campaign between Carrefour and Beko France's range of food preparation appliances under the brand Grundig prompted French households into early equipment...

Sunday, May 18, George Beier a 30-year Berkeley resident kicks off his campaign for District 8 City Council. The hour-long event at Mrs. Dalloway’s Books is open to people who live, work and care about District 8 and the city of Berkeley.

Christian Fioravanti of Bonners Ferry, Idaho, has officially announced his candidacy for District 1 State Senate. Christian, a candidate with the Constitution Party, has been forced into the May 20th primary due to a last minute challenger filing after him early this month. “This challenger from Blanchard, Idaho, is unknown to me and the party. I do know he does not support our party principles of limited government and the Constitution. Our party chairman called him and was told by the candidate; he is pro-abortion and supports Obamacare,” Christian said.

Today, Linda J. O’Brien, announced that she has filed the necessary paperwork to be a write-in candidate for the Ohio House District 76 State Representative in the Republican Party Primary on May 6th. O’Brien will compete against Sarah LaTourette for the seat that will be open now that current Republican Representative Matt Lynch has decided to run for Congress against Dave Joyce. As a write-in candidate, absentee voters will have to fill in the bubble next to "Write-In" and then write "Linda O'Brien" on the line provided. At the polls on Election Day, voters in Geauga County will have to do the same thing being sure to only fill in the bubble next to "Write-In" and write in the name. In Portage County, on the electronic voting machines, voters must choose the box next to "Write-in", than a keyboard will pop up on the screen and they will type in "Linda O'Brien." Both Boards of Elections have confirmed that misspellings or typos would not be cause for a vote not to be counted.

Insect Killers & Repellents in Turkey by Mintel Global Market Navigator provides you with annual year-end market size data, most recently updated in 2013. This market covers aerosol, liquid, traps, electric and coil insect killers and repellents for homes and gardens. Market size is based on sales for household use through all retail outlets including directly to consumer. Market size for Insect Killers & Repellents in Turkey is given in TRY with a minimum of five years' historical data. Market Forecast is provided for five years. Included with this snapshot is socio-economic data for Turkey. Population, Consumer Price Index (CPI), Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Exchange Rates.

Free & Equal Elections Foundation is embarking on a University Bus Tour to wake up America! They are looking to raise $25,000 to put the UWS festival kickoff event on the map. 

Citizen entrepreneur Matt DeLima has announced his candidacy for the Walnut Creek, California City Council. DeLima hopes to become a Walnut Creek City Councilman to being a citizen’s voice to the body that he sees as out of touch with the common citizen.

Teller County Sheriff Mike Ensminger announces his top major accomplishments during his first term as sheriff:

Ensminger, a Teller County Republican, said he has filed the necessary paperwork to establish a candidate committee and is beginning to seek support for his re-election.

Teller County Sheriff Mike Ensminger announced his entry into the 2014 sheriff’s race with a press release Friday morning.

Republicans in Texas favor a generic “Tea Party” candidate over Sen. John Cornyn III (R-Texas) in an Oct. 26 poll. The current events poll, which also included questions regarding—conservative efforts to defund Obamacare and amnesty for illegal aliens—surveyed 563 registered Republican voters in Texas and showed 46 percent for the generic Tea Party candidate while 33 percent favored the current senator.

In a campaign van bearing a giant banner outlining the failures of his opponent, Congressman Bill Foster, GOP Tea Party candidate for congress Ian Bayne drove his district Friday afternoon, end to end, stopping off at both his GOP and Democrat opponents district offices to post notices of their failures.

Gravis Poll Give Boehner a Wake-Up Call More than 1,120 Ohio voters responded to a survey conducted by Human Events and Gravis Marketing on September 4th. Half of the respondents reported they would welcome a challenger to House Speaker John Boehner in the 2014 congressional race. Respondents were registered Republican voters living in Boehner's district.

The Millennial generation—due to its size and the unity of its beliefs—will be the dominant force in American politics for the next 40 years.

To a majority of economic experts and commentators, in this present moment, our country is a potential “economic tiger”, however, a sensible person only needs to take a close look at the streets to notice that there are just too many people who are in abject poverty and unemployed; as a result, it is absolutely essential that senatorial candidates, in this year’s general elections, find solutions that will tackle this major issue, for example, Jack Enrile answers the need for more jobs. For the main reason that he earned a Presidential Masters Degree in Business Administration, not to mention being the chief executive of the JAKA Family Investments Corporation, Jack Enrile is, needless to say, qualified to talk about how to better the economic situation of this country and its inhabitants. And so that more jobs can be created for the Philippine public, Jack has stressed that, as an alternative to centralizing all economic energy into the National Capital Region (NCR), the innumerable outlying provinces of the country ought to be more economically developed, because if this happens then ultimately more jobs will be created. So according to Jack, if all the provinces in the country could be developed, then the country can potentially create a vast amount of jobs than ever before, and, in addition to all this, it can unleash an economic potential which we never thought could happen in our lifetimes. Thus, thePhilippines can possibly become “globally competitive”.

Even though it appears that the controversies and contentiousness of the RH Bill and its eventual implementation is a thing of history, this is so far from the truth especially in this year’s general elections, for the prime reason that now, all because of the implementation of the RH Bill, all political candidates will have to tackle the divisive issue of sex education, and this is one of the reasons why, in his campaign trail, the ex-congressman of the First District of the Province of Cagayan and current senatorial candidate Jack Enrile has been emphasizing his views of Jack Enrile on AIDS and contraceptives, since his views could be vital in winning crucial votes from either liberal voters or religious voters. On one hand, a political candidate might be able to win votes from liberal voters if they are treating the hot topic of sex education with an openness that implies their willingness to allow sex education as mandatory throughout the country; on the other hand, political candidates can potentially win votes from religious voters if they look at the issue of sex education with caution, meaning that they would not want sex education to be norm in this country’s approaching future. As a result, the senatorial candidates who are the most popular amongst the country’s registered voters are those candidates that are able to find a way to appeal to both types of voters, liberal and religious, and this is what Jack Enrile has successfully done, which is why, if one were to take a look at the recent Pulse Asia survey, he remains to be one of the top twelve popular senatorial candidates in the country.

Mr. Kramer believes that voters have a very important choice to make in the next provincial election, and he wants to help ensure that they re-elect a BC Liberal government.

If we take a look at all the candidates running to become part of the next Philippine senate, the one senatorial candidate who is most likely to stand out from the pack is the former congressman of Cagayan Jack Enrile.

Every senatorial candidate knows that they need to win the hearts and minds of the group of people who make up the biggest percentage of the voting population, in order to have any chance at becoming part of the Philippine senators this upcoming June.

If one were to take a look at statistics, the cold hard facts, one would see that the voters who take up the biggest percentage of the voting population are the working class voters; in other words, if they already have decided on which senator to vote for the Philippines, then it is more than likely that that senator will be headed on his way to the Philippine Senate. As a result, it is no surprise that the majority of senatorial candidates are reaching out to the working class, in order to not only win their hearts and minds but to also win their vote. On the other hand, how many of these senatorial candidates are really, truly dedicated in helping out the working class, or are they really all just words, mere talk? Thankfully, the working class knows the answer. They know which senatorial candidates have their interests at heart. They know who is ready to take on the problems of hunger and poverty that they are facing on an almost day to day basis. They know the candidates who will find the best solutions in helping solve these problems. They know that former congressman of Cagayan and current senatorial hopeful Jack Enrile is one of these candidates.

To have even the slightest chance of getting elected to the Philippine senate, a senatorial candidate must first of all have enough political expertise to back up his goals and agendas as well as a familiar charm about him that will appeal to the registered voters all across the Philippines. This is what political commentators and analysts think are the ways in which candidates can win the hearts and minds of the masses, namely the working class, who make up the biggest percentage of the voting population. In addition to this, it helps that senatorial hopefuls have had, throughout their long political careers, a dedication to the working class, for the reason that the working class never really forgets the good deeds done to them by political candidates. So it is no wonder that the former congressman of Cagayan and current senatorial hopeful Jack Enrile is presently one of the twelve most popular senatorial candidates, at least according to the recent Pulse Asia survey. When he served four terms as the congressman of the First District of the Province of Cagayan, Jack thoroughly dedicated his political life in helping solve the everyday problems of the province’s working class farmers, who were facing, on a day to day basis, hunger and poverty. As a result of seeing all this hardship, Jack took the initiative and created and championed two bills that would help cement him as the person for the masses.