Word: vote
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...discovering the ways to mobilize our communities--vote by vote, door by door--we prove again the aphorism that all politics is, still, local. And this is a lesson with practical applications for all of us. Latinos in Massachusetts must mobilize their community to vote. Jarrett Tomas Barrios '90 is an attorney at Hill and Barlow and the Democratic candidate for the 28th Middlesex seat in the Massachusetts House of Representatives...
...dissent on the "Vote Yes on Question 2" editorial (Opinion, Nov. 2) by Melissa R. Langsam and Noah D. Oppenheim makes little sense. Their first objection to Question 2 is that it does not prevent individuals from personally financing their campaigns...
...benefit challengers more than the well-funded incumbents. Their third objection is also unreasonable. Allowing extremists to air their views can only stimulate debate on why those views may be wrong. Anyone who cares about getting corrupting money out of politics and replacing it with clean public money will vote yes on Question 2. MICHAEL J. PASSANTE '99 Nov. 2, 1998 The writer is president of the Harvard-Radcliffe College Democrats...
...percent of seniors typically vote for Class Marshal elections, however, according to Kristin Curtis, staff assistant to the Harvard Alumni Association...
...order to get people to vote there should be a little more recognition and fanfare," she said...