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President's annual report at the plenary session of the Parliament - Vimarsana News

President's annual report at the plenary session of the Parliament

Today, I am not standing at the tribune of the Parliament for the last time, but I am standing at

Amarillo League of Women Voters to present candidate forum Feb. 15 - Vimarsana News

Amarillo League of Women Voters to present candidate forum Feb. 15

As a reminder, the deadline to register to vote in the primary is Monday, Feb. 5. The nonpartisan forum will take place on Thursday, Feb. 15.

Source: yahoo.com
Guest Opinion: It's time to drop the term 'moderates' | Op-Ed Columns - Vimarsana News

Guest Opinion: It's time to drop the term 'moderates' | Op-Ed Columns

If you held a conference for moderates – inviting federal politicians and citizens – it is unclear who would attend. In Washington, moderates tend to be House members, senators, the

Full Committee Hearing, "American Confidence in Elections: Confronting Zuckerbucks, Private Funding of Election Administration." - Hearings - Vimarsana News

Full Committee Hearing, "American Confidence in Elections: Confronting Zuckerbucks, Private Funding of Election Administration." - Hearings

U.S. House of Representatives Committee on House Administration

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Commentary: This elections season, let's not repeat the same news literacy mistakes | News - Vimarsana News

Commentary: This elections season, let's not repeat the same news literacy mistakes | News

In the weeks following the 2020 presidential election, many of us watched from the sidelines as misinformation from political figures, social media feeds, podcasts and pundits stoked anger and suspicion