If you’ve voted before, you won’t be surprised to see a number of slates empty or with only one candidate running for
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If you’ve voted before, you won’t be surprised to see a number of slates empty or with only one candidate running for sheriff, public attorney, or judicial roles. This dearth of candidates has helped fuel our mass incarceration problem. Fortunately,
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This November, Ohioans have big choices to make, not only for top ballot positions but also for two of the seven state Supreme Court seats. During the general election, a candidate’s political affiliation
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On matters of state law, there is no higher court than the Supreme Court of North Carolina. Its main role is to rule on questions of law that have arisen in the
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In the United States of America, every state has the right to construct its own judicial structure within the limits of the Constitution. The state of Texas divides its final legal decisions
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Ever since the Kansas Republican party formed in 1859, it has dominated the state’s politics. After joining the Union 3 years later, Kansas sent 29 Republicans, 2 Populists, and only 3 Democrats
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Locked in a critical race with Joni Ernst to be Iowa’s senator, Theresa Greenfield is the reason voters are turning to a Democratic candidate. She has plans to “to get jobs done.” One of
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Since taking office, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, Congress’s first Ecuadorian American and South American immigrant, has protected and upheld the values of fairness and hard work that helped her succeed in America. At 15,
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With the death of hero Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the convening of the Supreme Court’s new term, many voters are focused on the Supreme Court. However, each year Americans file more than
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If you’ve voted before, you won’t be surprised to see a number of slates empty or with only one candidate running for sheriff, public attorney, or judicial roles, which has helped fuel
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If you’ve voted before, you won’t be surprised to see a number of slates empty or with only one candidate running for sheriff, public attorney, or judicial roles, which has helped fuel
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If you’ve voted before, you won’t be surprised to see a number of slates empty or with only one candidate running for sheriff, public attorney, or judicial roles, which has helped fuel
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