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Black Indianapolis won and so did Black mayors! - Indianapolis Recorder - Vimarsana News

Black Indianapolis won and so did Black mayors! - Indianapolis Recorder

While certainly the election was closer than the 72% win in 2019, Mayor Joe Hogsett earned an impressive victory over his toughest opponent to date

Leon County Republican, Democrat leaders debate future at Tiger Bay - Vimarsana News

Leon County Republican, Democrat leaders debate future at Tiger Bay

Power and Ray met in debate at a time when the GOP is on the rise and Democrats scramble to rebuild a political infrastructure that completely collasped in 2022

Time for Mercer County to Make its Mark in Dem Politics (IRWIN STOOLMACHER COLUMN) - Vimarsana News

Time for Mercer County to Make its Mark in Dem Politics (IRWIN STOOLMACHER COLUMN)

Time for Mercer County to Make its Mark in Dem Politics (IRWIN STOOLMACHER COLUMN)

Will Johnson County Democrats Revolt? - Vimarsana News

Will Johnson County Democrats Revolt?

Iowa Senate Democrats v Zach Wahls Johnson County Supervisor Rod Sullivan wrote in his newsletter Wednesday that Johnson County Democrats should "stop the flow of all money from Johnson County to Des Moines until we are represented on the Steering Committee." Here is the excerpt from Sullivan's Salvos. Posted with permission. ### *Giving to Democrats…

MSNBC Deadline White House June 4, 2024 21:27:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Deadline White House June 4, 2024 21:27:00

This new bill would give texas' secretary of state, a republican appointed by the republican governor, the power to remove them and gain sole control over the county's future elections. what could go wrong? what "the washington post," local officials said it would be unjust to allow the secretary of state the power to take action against two black women, not those who hold equivalent positions in the state's 253 other counties. under the bill, secretary of state jane nelson could oversee elections in harris county if she found good cause to believe that a recurring pattern of problems with ele...