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...voters of the logistics of voting, freeing up campaigns to take on more substantial platforms. Similarly, the commission should provide voters with basic candidate platform information. The commission could easily compile candidates’ stances on major campaign issues and publish them in some public domain accessible to all voters??€”the commission’s web site, for example. A single source of information on substantive issues could dramatically transform the nature of campaigns; with voters better informed, candidates could concentrate more energy on debating the issues, rather than garnering name recognition with meaningless fliers...
...direction of the Democratic Party, and the voters were clearly disappointed by the Democrats’ lack of vision. Frustrated by the absence of a compelling Democratic agenda, voters refused to support candidates whose only message was that their opponents were wrong. Democrats must now heed the voters??€™ demands for a new definition of what the party stands for—a new set of independent Democratic ideas. No longer can the Democrats be the negative image of a Republican agenda, standing only for criticism of conservative positions. Democrats must have a positive vision of their own: concrete...
Stein says her campaign’s success has burgeoned recently. She cites an online poll, based on potential voters??€™ responses to gubernatorial candidates’ public statements, in which she garnered 23 percent support, compared to 15 percent for O’Brien...
...midst of the mudslinging during the campaign’s final month, Romney reached out to independent voters??€”a bloc almost as large as the combined number of registered partisans...
...send a message to the American people that reforming corporate America was a matter making significant improvements to society—and not just temporarily appeasing angry voters??€”our government must act promptly...