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Barbara Carpenter: Leave primaries alone - Vimarsana News

Barbara Carpenter: Leave primaries alone

Editor: At the March for Jesus event in Kingman on May 18, and yesterday, in front of Smith’s, we’ve had people getting signatures for open primaries. They’re phrasing it as

Letter | Leave our primaries alone - Vimarsana News

Letter | Leave our primaries alone

Editor: At the March for Jesus event in Kingman on May 18, and yesterday, in front of Smith’s, we’ve had people getting signatures for open primaries. They’re phrasing it as

As Lalu Yadav, Nitish Kumar Drift Apart, What Is RJD's Plan To Stun Likely JD(U)-BJP Alliance? | India News - Vimarsana News

As Lalu Yadav, Nitish Kumar Drift Apart, What Is RJD's Plan To Stun Likely JD(U)-BJP Alliance? | India News

A new government cannot be formed easily without the RJD. There are also reports that Lalu and his party are not silent on the political turmoil in Bihar. 

Source: india.com
Make Elections Fair Arizona Act: What to know about a proposal that could change elections in the state - Vimarsana News

Make Elections Fair Arizona Act: What to know about a proposal that could change elections in the state

If it gets on the ballot in 2024 and approved by voters, amendments made to the Arizona state constitution could change the way Arizonans elect their leaders. Here's what to know about the 'Make Elections Fair Arizona Act.'

Local opinion: A Republican can, and will, be elected mayor - Vimarsana News

Local opinion: A Republican can, and will, be elected mayor

"With just three weeks left to submit petition signatures, Wittenbraker stepped up. JL knew if she didn’t act, it would be a repeat of 2019 and the Democrat would win

Source: tucson.com