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Voting has already started for the general election that occurs one week from today.

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Amendment Two asks voters to decide whether to get rid of the Constitution Revision Commission. The appointed panel meets once every 20 years and can send proposed amendments directly to the ballot for voter consideration. Opponents argue abolishing the body would mean Floridians would have less say over the document that governs their state, but supporters say keeping the commission in place limits voters’ voices.

Insight into the abilities and communication skills of the top governmental leadership of the State of West Virginia was on full display Thursday evening, Octob

Passage of Amendment Three would cut the last remnant of the state’s slave past out of the Tennessee Constitution.

Political experts and activists believe election results in Kansas will set the tone for a the rest of the country, or at least influence states as they make the own stances on abortion.

After "Vote NO" victory, supporters celebrate and look ahead after a primary election victory in Kansas

Counties across Kansas continue to see an upwards trend in voter turnout ahead of the primary election

One race many are looking forward to on August 2nd is the Value Them Both Amendment. Volunteers on both sides of the issue are busy canvassing as they head into the final weekend of campaigning.

Amendment Two changes the physical qualifications it takes to be a Metro Nashville Police officer and takes away the Army-Navy requirements.