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...also just sent in my request for an absentee ballot from the great state of New Hampshire," Hill says...
...November's elections, rent control was conspicuously absent from the ballot, replaced by a question about nuclear weapons proliferation...
...strategy was to put the question on the ballot not because it would win. It would have mobilized voters, and the turnout would have been better for tenants," says Glenn Koocher, local political analyst and host of television show Cambridge Inside...
...personal information many of us give away online when signing up for services like free e-mail. The result is an ability to target voters from specific states as they roam the Internet, enabling candidates to tailor their message more effectively. When McCain needed assistance in getting on the ballot in Virginia, the firm helped craft a banner ad on various websites that invited users to print out a copy of the petition they had to sign. Crude for now, the technology nevertheless offers more precision than TV ads, and in the future may be able to help candidates pitch...
...superficial characteristics. Straights and straight presidential candidates are generally more circumspect. But McCain's remarks constituted at most a mild distraction, barely diverting him from his last-ditch effort to shame Governor George W. Bush into a fair fight in New York by helping McCain get on the ballot there. Gay political leaders didn't make an issue of it. Kevin Ivers, press spokesman for the gay Log Cabin Republicans, who favor McCain, said, "Any gay who jumps up and down about what McCain said is being dishonest and hypocritical." Even from the other side, the response was muted. David...