Word: voter
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...remained the Senate Democrat who never stops calling for reform of the campaign-finance system, even demanding that his own President's fund raising be investigated by an independent counsel. Early this year he pledged to spend just $3.8 million on his re-election--$1 for every Wisconsin voter--and to turn away any Democratic Party soft money, which interest groups and corporations can donate in unlimited amounts. "I'd rather lose my Senate seat than play that game," he likes...
Many of our constituents have taken these past failures as evidence of the uselessness and worthlessness of the council--an argument validated by elections canceled by God and the subsequent low voter turnout. While I am certainly not eager to assume that the council deserves to suffer under divine wrath, we must at least admit that we have not done well in listening to our constituents' concerns on important issues. Because we don't listen to students, they don't vote in our elections...
Relevance check, please? The phrase, "As in previous years, this year's council is overwhelmingly white and male" is all you have to say on diversity ("Council Races Suffer From Low Voter Turnout...
Relevance check, please? The phrase, "As in previous years, this year's council is overwhelmingly white and male" is all you have to say on diversity ("Council Races Suffer From Low Voter Turnout...
...council representatives voiced concerns that the low voter turnout would spin into a vicious cycle...