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Keller @ Large: Healey's final debate performance was mission accomplished - Vimarsana News

Keller @ Large: Healey's final debate performance was mission accomplished

Jon Keller says it's highly unlikely the final Maura Healey-Geoff Diehl debate changed the arc of a seemingly lopsided governor's race.

Kansas voters to decide check of state agency power - Vimarsana News

Kansas voters to decide check of state agency power

By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostKansas voters will decide whether the legislature should have more power to overturn rules and regulations devised by state agencies.Question One is a Constitutional Amendment on the November 8th ballot in Kansas.Americans for Prosperity of Kansas supports the measure with Legislative Director Michael Austin arguing the power of state agencies is growing without accountability."If we take a step back, let's remember our Civics 101," Austin tells KFEQ/St. Joseph Post. "We're supposed to have three branches of government, all accountable to ...

Tax Tenure? - Vimarsana News

Tax Tenure?

Unionized teachers are pouring money into a campaign to impose a new tax on millionaires in Massachusetts. They might want to be careful.

Keller @ Large: Putting ads about the millionaire's tax to the truth test - Vimarsana News

Keller @ Large: Putting ads about the millionaire's tax to the truth test

It's one of the most important - and hotly contested - items on your November ballot in Massachusetts - Question One.

Massachusetts voters faced with 4 ballot questions in November - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts voters faced with 4 ballot questions in November

In addition to contests for statewide offices and legislative races, there will be four questions on November's general election ballot in Massachusetts.