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L.A. County Commuters Support Measure J
Comments (1) | 2012 election, ballot measures, california election, Election 2012, L.A. Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Measure J, metro, public transportation, Sales Tax, Santa Monica, state election 2012
L.A. County commuters voice their opinions about Measure J and public transportation.
Read more...Voices of L.A. County Voters: Measure J
Comments (0) | 2012 election, ballot measures, california election, Election 2012, L.A. Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Los Angeles, Measure J, metro, public transportation, Sales Tax, Santa Monica, state election 2012
L.A. County voters will vote on a sales tax that funds public transportation.
L.A. County voters share their positions on Measure J.
Read more...Prop. 35 Voters Say Yes , Human Trafficking Groups Disagree
Comments (0) | 2012 election, Chab Dai, Chris Kelly, Election 2012, human trafficking, Politics, Prop 35, prop. 35, proposition 35, propositions 2012, SAGE, state election, state election 2012, state propositions
"Prop. 35" (Creative Commons)
The Prop. would increase penalties for sex trafficking.
Read more...Howard Berman Wins Fight Against Brad Sherman Among Immigrants' Rights Activists
Comments (8) | 2011, 30th Congressional Race, america's voice, asians, Brad Sherman, California, california election, CHIRLA, congressional races 2012, Debate, Democrats, Dennise Zine, Dick Durbin, dream act, fight, Howard Berman, immigrants rights, immigration, John McCain, latinos, lindsey graham, Los Angeles, los angeles county, Mitch Englander, Politically Correct, politics, San Fernando Valley, Sherman vs Berman, state election 2012, student adjustment act, ufw
A near-fight shifts focus of election to immigration policy.
Read more...Hahn, Richardson Battle For Minority Vote
Comments (0) | 44th Congressional Race, california election, congressional races 2012, Hahn vs Richardson, Janice Hahn, Laura Richardson, Los Angeles, los angeles county, Politically Correct, politics, Politics, Port of Los Angeles, San Pedro, South Bay, state election 2012
(Dawn Megli/Neon Tommy)
Competing for Latino and black voters in the South Bay fuels battle between two Democratic incumbents.
Read more...Democrats Use 8th Assembly District To Fight For Supermajority In State Assembly
Comments (0) | dan lungren, District 8, ken cooley, peter tateishi, Politically Correct, Politics, State Assembly, state assembly election 2012, state assembly races 2012, state election 2012, state elections 2012
In previous years the area had a slight Republican registration advantage.
Read more...In Assembly District 39 It’s Democrat Vs. Democrat
Comments (2) | democrat, Politically Correct, Politics, raul bocanegra, richard alarcon, same party, state assembly races 2012, state election 2012
It's one of twenty-four races with two same party candidates.
Read more...Republicans And Democrats Battle For South Bay’s Assembly District
Comments (4) | Democrats, election, november, Politically Correct, Politics, redistricting, state assembly race 2012, state assembly races 2012, state election 2012, state elections 2012
Registration is split pretty evenly.
Read more...Latino Vote Could Help Dems. Win Assembly Seat In Inland Empire
Comments (1) | Democrats, election, november, Politically Correct, politics, Politics, redistricting, state assembly race 2012, state assembly races 2012, state election 2012, state elections 2012
Democrats are looking to the growing Latino registration numbers in Inland Empire’s 61st District to get their candidate, Jose Medina, elected to the State Assembly.
Read more...Redistricting Gives Dems An Edge In 32nd State Assembly District
Comments (0) | Democrats, election, november, Politically Correct, Politics, redistricting, state assembly race 2012, state assembly races 2012, state election 2012, state elections 2012
New redistricting lines are not the only advantage the Democrats have.
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