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President Obama gave his fourth State of the Union Speech on January 24th. In his election-year State of the Union address, President Obama set forth a long list of domestic economic proposals, many of which centered on jobs and changing the tax code. What was your reaction?
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On November 8th voters in Mississippi will vote on Initiative 26 which if passed would define personhood as “every human being from the moment of fertilization, cloning or the functional equivalent thereof.” What’s your opinion?
On September 8th, 2011 US President Obama addressed a Joint Session of Congress in the House Chamber of the U.S. Capitol in Washington and presented the American Jobs Act. More detail on the White House site. Do you support it? Vote at http://bit.ly/pwcXun
Summary of the Bill at http://1.usa.gov/qfe8IG
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Which side is to blame for the inability to resolve the crisis?
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The United States presidential election of 2012 will be held on Tuesday, November 6, 2012. It will be the 57th quadrennial presidential election.
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There is much debate at present between politicians and their supporters on the best way to reign in the growing deficit and rebalance the economy. What is your view on how to improve the US’s fiscal position?
VoteGlobal Poll Canada General Election May 2nd, 2011
UPDATED April 26th, 2011
Advance voting has soared by 34% over 2008 with Monday April 25th having the highest early voting turnout on record. See artice on CBS.
In our poll Liberals lead with 41% to the New Democrats on 30% and the Conservatives on 16%. BUT we have too few votes yet to be statistically meaningful.
In Nanos polling which is the most recent the results are Conservatives 39.2%, Liberals 25.6%, NDP 23.6%, BQ 6.5% and Greens 3.6%.
Angus-Reid has Conservatives at 38%, Liberals at 27% and the NDP at 21%.
The latest Canadian Press/Harris Decima measure of voting intentions reveals the Conservatives lead by 8 points. Over the latest week, the Conservatives stand at 36%, to 28% for the Liberals, 19% for the NDP, 8% for the BQ, and 7% for the Greens. Over the last two weeks, the Conservatives stand at 38%, to 28% for the Liberals, 17% for the NDP, 8% for the BQ, and 7% for the Greens.
Ekos last poll on April 18th had Conservatives at 37.4%, Liberals at 24.9%, the NDP on 20%, the Greens on 8.4% and BQ on 7%
From Wikipedia; The 2011 Canadian federal election (more formally, the 41st Canadian General Election) will be held on Monday, May 2, 2011 to elect members to the House of Commons of the 41st Canadian Parliament. The writs of election were issued by Governor General David Johnston on March 26, at the request of Prime Minister Stephen Harper, whose Conservative government was defeated in the House of Commons on a motion of non-confidence which declared the government to be in contempt of Parliament. This is the first time in the Commonwealth of Nations, that a government has fallen on a contempt motion and it is without precedent in countries governed by a Westminster-style parliament.
A Nanos Research survey of about 1,000 voters put the Conservatives on 37.8%, the Liberals (led by Michael Ignatieff) on 26.7% and the New Democratic Party on 23.7%.
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Barack Obama officially launched his re-election campaign on Monday April 4th, 2011. Do you think he will win in on Tuesday November 6th, 2012?
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Wisconsin was the first state in the nation to give all public sector workers collective bargaining rights, in 1959. Gov. Scott Walker’s budget repair bill – to strip collective bargaining rights from most public sector unions – has sparked days of demonstrations, and a walkout by State Democrats. Walker’s plan is expected to easily pass the state Assembly, which Republicans control by a wide margin. Their margin in the Senate is narrower, and a few GOP Senators have expressed reservations about it. What do you think?
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The tragic shooting in Arizona of Congresswoman Giffords and others attending a community event has unleashed an outpouring of sympathy and calls for respect and reconciliation, from both sides of the political aisle, and from around the world, to an extent not seen since 9/11. Congress has delayed all action for one week, including a controversial vote to repeal the healthcare reform act. Will this tragedy lead to long-lasting civility in politics?
