Colorado Republican crossed Trump and lost race but kept dignity
Joe O'Dea called out the 'Big Lie' and suffered Trump's wrath. But he has no regrets and said voters praised him for standing up to the pouty ex-president
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Joe O'Dea called out the 'Big Lie' and suffered Trump's wrath. But he has no regrets and said voters praised him for standing up to the pouty ex-president
In the midterm election, California remains a battlefield as Democrats and Republicans fight over control of Congress. Here's where key House races stand.
Read later Audio version Summary: Citizen developers aren't a new concept - but their role is expanding. Nayaki Nayyar at Ivanti outlines how to empower citizen developers to make the most of low-code and no-code tools. (Image by www_slon_pics from Pixabay ) About a year ago, we witnessed a rapid shift in the way we do business. Organizations across the country transitioned their workforces to operate in remote environments. IT teams had to pivot to deploy digital transformation initiatives at warp speed. With this shift, we also saw employees across industries begin to take on new, tech-foc...
By Michael Feinstein. Inside/Outside. December 11, 2020 The 2020 global COVID-19 pandemic has challenged many aspects of our lives and caused us to rethink how we live more than ever. It also impacted our local elections. In response to the need to social distance, the City’s decades-old requirement to obtain at least 100 nomination signatures from registered Santa Monica voters was lowered to 30, leading to an extraordinarily high number of candidates on the ballot for City Council. At the same time, Los Angeles County implemented new ballot designs under its Voting Solutions for All Pe...
By Michael Feinstein. Inside/Outside. December 10, 2020 2020 has been a year like no other – including for Santa Monica municipal elections. Such a high number of candidates qualified for the City Council ballot (for the city’s four open, four-year seats), that it led to two columns on the hard copy vote-by-mail (VBM) ballot to list them all – and six screens on the County’s new in person touch screen, ballot-marking device (BMD) voting system. According to numerous anecdotal reports received by the Santa Monica Daily Press — and by one of the ‘not re-elected incumbents’ whose n...