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    Apr 24, 2013 | Orlando Sentinel

  1. Legislature reaches a deal on higher campaign-contribution limits, preserves major loophole for parties

    Tallahassee Bureau Chief
    TALLAHASSEE -- Florida lawmakers have agreed to dramatically boost the cash state candidates can raise for elections as part of a broader ethics and elections reform that eliminates some political slush funds politicians have used to support their "fillet...

    Tags: Government, Religion and Belief, Values, Political Fundraising, Crime, Law and Justice

    2. Apr 18, 2013 |Story| Interior Journal

  2. ITM '73: Hereabouts

    Here’s a regularly occurring “Hereabouts” column from April 19, 1973, by Robert T. Baughman.
    Here’s a regularly occurring “Hereabouts” column from April 19, 1973, by Robert T. Baughman. “Hereabouts” rounded up tidbits of opinion and conversations from around Lincoln County and turned it all into an enjoyable...

    Tags: Eastern Kentucky University, NASA, Weather Reports, Newspaper and Magazine, Easter

    3. Apr 15, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. A rare win for good government in Annapolis

    When the General Assembly created a commission to study Maryland's campaign finance laws two years ago it was difficult to tell whether the effort would lead to much. Certainly, the need for reform was there, but even given how Democrats have been decrying the Supreme Court's disastrous Citizens United ruling and the lack of limits on political spending, it wasn't clear how far elected officials in Maryland would go to rein in their own fundraising.
    When the General Assembly created a commission to study Maryland's campaign finance laws two years ago it was difficult to tell whether the effort would lead to much. Certainly, the need for reform was there, but even given how Democrats have been...

    Tags: Douglas F. Gansler, Political Fundraising, Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, Economy, Business and Finance

    4. Apr 9, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Early help for L.A.'s early voters

    Official sample ballots for Los Angeles' May 21 election will be available April 22, a little less than two weeks from now. Voters who just want to get the whole thing over with — and let's be frank, don't we all? — can actually vote by mail that very same day by getting their super-early ballot directly from the city clerk.
    Official sample ballots for Los Angeles' May 21 election will be available April 22, a little less than two weeks from now. Voters who just want to get the whole thing over with — and let's be frank, don't we all? — can actually vote by mail...

    Tags: Political Fundraising, Politics, Elections, Voting

    5. Apr 8, 2013 |Story| WSBT-TV

  5. Indiana secretary of state talks vote centers with county elections officials

    <span style="font-size: small;">Stay with precincts or switch to vote centers?</span><span style="font-size: small;">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; </span>
    WSBT-TV
    Stay with precincts or switch to vote centers?    It's a question that Indiana counties will have to decide but they are getting some help from the state in the form of information.        The Indiana Secretary of State held a regional meeting on vote...

    Tags: Local Elections, Politics, Elections, Polls, Voting

    6. Apr 5, 2013 |Story| Hartford Courant

  6. Keep Cross-Endorsements On The Ballot

    A bill to kill cross-endorsements is self-interested legislation that should be rejected. Cross-endorsement gives voters more choices, stirs greater interest in the election and has introduced new issues to the political debate. On Friday, however,...

    Tags: Government, U.S. Supreme Court, Politics, Elections, Voting

    7. Apr 2, 2013 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  7. Crime & Punishment: My Husband is a Fugitive, But I Love Him

    <strong>Frank Warecke was a girls basketball coach</strong> at Abbott Tech High School in Danbury when, in 2003, he was arrested and eventually convicted on charges of having sex with a student. After serving two years in prison, Warecke relocated to Bethany and got married, reports the Danbury News-Times. Things took a plunge when, against the terms of his probation, he began coaching his stepson's youth baseball team. A parent contacted the law and Warecke allegedly lied to his probation officer about the coaching. He then cut off his electronic monitoring ankle bracelet and ran. He and his wife kept a low profile until last Monday when they appeared on a segment of "Dr. Phil" entitled "My Husband is a Fugitive, but I Love Him." Warecke, who still claims to be innocent of the original crime, told the talk show host, "I'm never going to turn myself in, never." He didn't have to; a few days later, police caught up with him in Upstate New York.
    Frank Warecke was a girls basketball coach at Abbott Tech High School in Danbury when, in 2003, he was arrested and eventually convicted on charges of having sex with a student. After serving two years in prison, Warecke relocated to Bethany and got...

    Tags: New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Cocaine, Judges, Sandy Hook Elementary School, Newtown

    8. Mar 29, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. California-born voter turnout trails that of nonnative residents

    Voters born in California are less likely to participate in the state&rsquo;s elections than voters born elsewhere who now live in the Golden State, according to a report by Political Data Inc. that surprised its author.
    Voters born in California are less likely to participate in the state’s elections than voters born elsewhere who now live in the Golden State, according to a report by Political Data Inc. that surprised its author. Some 73% of California-born...

    Tags: Labor Legislation, Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior (tv program), Employees, Jerry Brown, Politics

    9. Mar 28, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. In voting districts, should every person count?

    The Supreme Court will hold a hearing Friday, in Lepak vs. City of Irving, to decide if it will take a case on whether the principle of "one person, one vote" should be clarified to allow the exclusion of noncitizens.
    The Supreme Court will hold a hearing Friday, in Lepak vs. City of Irving, to decide if it will take a case on whether the principle of "one person, one vote" should be clarified to allow the exclusion of noncitizens. "One person, one vote" was...

    Tags: Immigration, Slavery, Local Government, Migration, Politics

    10. Mar 26, 2013 |Story| Daily American

  10. Filing error costs candidate a spot on the ballot

    The Somerset County Elections Board on Tuesday rejected the nominating petition of Michael Sayler, a Democrat who was running for Lincoln Township auditor.&nbsp;
    DAILY AMERICAN REPORTER
    The Somerset County Elections Board on Tuesday rejected the nominating petition of Michael Sayler, a Democrat who was running for Lincoln Township auditor.  The petition included the required signatures from 10 registered Democrats. But the circulator...

    Tags: Local Elections, Crime, Law and Justice, Somerset County (Pennsylvania), Justice System, Accounting and Auditing

    11. Mar 26, 2013 |Story| Petoskey News

  11. Group says it can force state vote on wolf hunt

    TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) &mdash; Advocates seeking to overturn a new state law that could lead to wolf hunting in Michigan said Tuesday they had collected more than enough petition signatures to require a statewide referendum.
    TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — Advocates seeking to overturn a new state law that could lead to wolf hunting in Michigan said Tuesday they had collected more than enough petition signatures to require a statewide referendum. If state election...

    Tags: Environmental Issues, Lifestyle and Leisure, Energy Resources, Natural Resource Industry, Politics

    12. Mar 26, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. Feisty challengers take on Tinley Park incumbents

    Tinley Park elections are typically pretty tame affairs. Incumbents often face no opposition, and they tend to stick around a long time. But a slate of newcomers is challenging long-term incumbents Mayor Ed Zabrocki, Clerk Pat Rea — each having...

    Tags: Local Government, Crime, Law and Justice, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Lawyers, Justice System

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