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CSPAN Public Affairs December 5, 2012 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Public Affairs December 5, 2012

Technical change, a small technical change in the resolution that was passed by the house. This is where the u. S. Needs to stand firm. Its how we can stand firm for freedom. I encourage the passage of this resolution, and i encourage that we as a body will continue to stand for a free and open internet. And with that i yield back the balance of my time. The speaker pro tempore the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. The question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to Senate Concurrent Resolution 50. As many as are in favor will signify by saying aye. Those opposed, no. I...

Dixon Co. Voters Reject Bond Issue - Vimarsana News

Dixon Co. Voters Reject Bond Issue

PONCA, Neb. — Dixon County, Nebraska, voters have rejected a $20 million bond issue for a new courthouse and law enforcement center.

$20 million courthouse bond issue on Dixon County ballot - Vimarsana News

$20 million courthouse bond issue on Dixon County ballot

Three years of study, planning and meetings in Dixon County come to a head during the next three weeks as voters receive their ballots and begin to decide the fate

Political Notes: Gay mayor, supervisor candidates in nail-biter races :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

Political Notes: Gay mayor, supervisor candidates in nail-biter races :: Bay Area Reporter

Gay men vying for Bay Area supervisor seats and to become the first out mayor of Sacramento find themselves in nail-biter races.

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Editorial | Local runoffs no slam dunks for election leaders - Vimarsana News

Editorial | Local runoffs no slam dunks for election leaders

"No surprises in Tuesday’s primary election, but some intriguing choices set up for November," writes the Editorial Board. "That Democrats swept through local legislative contests was totally expected. None of the races were competitive, even though these races will reprise in the Nov. 5 general election because of California’s Top 2 voting system."