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Texas Proposition 5 (2009)

Alejandortiz — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:07:13 GMT

Election results:

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	{{Outcome		{{Outcome
	\| title = Proposition 5		\| title = Proposition 5
-	\| yes = ~~628~~,~~623~~	+	\| yes = 629,470
-	\| yespct = 61.85	+	\| yespct = 61.83
-	\| no = ~~387~~,~~728~~	+	\| no = 388,504
-	\| nopct = 38.15	+	\| nopct = 38.16
-	\| total = 1,~~042~~,~~002~~	+	\| total = 1,017,974
-	\| turnoutpct = 7.84	+	\| turnoutpct = 7.85
	}}		}}

Curt Hagman

Gtjanetka — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:07:03 GMT

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	website = [http://arc.asm.ca.gov/member/60/ Official website] \|		website = [http://arc.asm.ca.gov/member/60/ Official website] \|
-	}}{{tnr}}'''Curt Hagman''' is a [[Republican]] member of the [[California State Assembly]], representing the 60th District since 2008.	+	}}{{tnr}}'''Curt Hagman''' is a [[Republican]] member of the [[California State Assembly]], representing the 60th District since 2008. He is also the Mayor of Chino Hills.
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		+	Hagman served as Captain of the Specialized Services Bureau for the [[sunshinereview:San Bernardino County, California\|San Bernardino County]] Sheriff Department.
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		+	He is a member of the Alliance for Education, Chino Hills Kiwanis Club, Chino Valley Young Men's Christian Association Board of Directors, Community Volunteers Assisting Law Enforcement, Inland Hills Church, and Lincoln Club.<ref>[http://votesmart.org/bio.php?can_id=70547 Project Vote Smart - Rep. Hagman]</ref>
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		+	===Issue positions===
		+	Hagman did not provide answers to the California State Legislative Election 2008 Political Courage Test. The test provides voters with how a candidate would vote on the issues if elected.<Ref>[http://votesmart.org/npat.php?can_id=70547 Project Vote Smart - Rep. Hagman ''Issue Positions'']</ref>

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	* Select Committee on Ports		* Select Committee on Ports
	* [[Public Safety Committee, California General Assembly]] (Vice Chair)		* [[Public Safety Committee, California General Assembly]] (Vice Chair)
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		+	===Sponsored legislation===
		+	Hagman's sponsored legislation includes:
		+	*AB 10 - Public funding: actions
		+	*AB 696 - California Environmental Quality Act
		+	*AB 1129 - Firearms: concealed firearms
		+	For details and a full listing of sponsored bills, see the [http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/bilinfo.html House site].

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Maryland Anne Arundel Question H (2002)

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:03:32 GMT

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	The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to require that only for competitive sealed bids and proposals, a bidder shall submit a sworn statement that the bidder has not been a party to an agreement with other bidders."		The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to require that only for competitive sealed bids and proposals, a bidder shall submit a sworn statement that the bidder has not been a party to an agreement with other bidders."
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Maryland Anne Arundel Question G (2002)

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:03:06 GMT

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	The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to permit the County Council to increase the minimum dollar amount for purchases and contracts requiring competitive bidding, without limitation."		The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to permit the County Council to increase the minimum dollar amount for purchases and contracts requiring competitive bidding, without limitation."
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	* [http://www.aacounty.org/Elections/results/2002%20Results/General%20Election%2011.05.02%20Part%202.pdf Election results]		* [http://www.aacounty.org/Elections/results/2002%20Results/General%20Election%2011.05.02%20Part%202.pdf Election results]
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Texas Proposition 4 (2009)

Alejandortiz — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:02:23 GMT

Election results:

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	{{Outcome		{{Outcome
	\| title = Proposition 4		\| title = Proposition 4
-	\| yes = ~~591~~,~~183~~	+	\| yes = 592,080
	\| yespct = 56.73		\| yespct = 56.73
-	\| no = ~~450~~,~~819~~	+	\| no = 451,561
	\| nopct = 43.26		\| nopct = 43.26
-	\| total = 1,~~042~~,~~002~~	+	\| total = 1,043,641
-	\| turnoutpct = 8.04	+	\| turnoutpct = 8.05
	}}		}}

Maryland Anne Arundel Question F (2002)

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:02:22 GMT

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	The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to remove the limitation that cooperative purchases with other public jurisdictions may be undertaken only other public jurisdictions within the State or with the State of Maryland."		The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to remove the limitation that cooperative purchases with other public jurisdictions may be undertaken only other public jurisdictions within the State or with the State of Maryland."
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Maryland Anne Arundel Question E (2002)

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:01:33 GMT

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	The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to require that the County Council adopt an ordinance providing for binding arbitration of disputes between the County and the County's uniformed firefighters."		The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to require that the County Council adopt an ordinance providing for binding arbitration of disputes between the County and the County's uniformed firefighters."
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Maryland Anne Arundel Question D (2002)

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:01:04 GMT

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	The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to require that the County Council to adopt an ordinance providing for binding arbitration of disputes between the County and the uniformed officers of the Police Department, Sheriff's Department, and Office of Detention Facilities."		The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to require that the County Council to adopt an ordinance providing for binding arbitration of disputes between the County and the uniformed officers of the Police Department, Sheriff's Department, and Office of Detention Facilities."
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Maryland Anne Arundel Question C (2002)

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:00:34 GMT

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	The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to provide that when a vacancy in the Office of the County Executive occurs during the first 12 months of a term, the vacancy shall be filled by nomination and election by the qualified voters of the County at elections for members of Congress; to provide for an interim appointment by the County Council; to provide that when such a vacancy occurs after the first 12 months of a term, the vacancy shall be filled by appointment by the County Council; to require the County Council to conduct public interviews; and to retain requirements related to qualification, political party affiliation, and service of the unexpired term by the new County Executive."		The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to provide that when a vacancy in the Office of the County Executive occurs during the first 12 months of a term, the vacancy shall be filled by nomination and election by the qualified voters of the County at elections for members of Congress; to provide for an interim appointment by the County Council; to provide that when such a vacancy occurs after the first 12 months of a term, the vacancy shall be filled by appointment by the County Council; to require the County Council to conduct public interviews; and to retain requirements related to qualification, political party affiliation, and service of the unexpired term by the new County Executive."
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Maryland Anne Arundel Question B (2002)

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:00:01 GMT

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	The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to change the name of the Fire Administrator to Fire Chief and to have the Fire Chief be directly responsible to the County Executive."		The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to change the name of the Fire Administrator to Fire Chief and to have the Fire Chief be directly responsible to the County Executive."
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Texas Proposition 3 (2009)

Alejandortiz — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:59:13 GMT

Election results:

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	{{Outcome		{{Outcome
	\| title = Proposition 3		\| title = Proposition 3
-	\| yes = ~~592~~,~~080~~	+	\| yes = 689,158
-	\| yespct = 56.73	+	\| yespct = 65.54
-	\| no = ~~451~~,~~561~~	+	\| no = 362,223
-	\| nopct = 43.26	+	\| nopct = 34.45
-	\| total = 1,~~043~~,~~641~~	+	\| total = 1,051,381
-	\| turnoutpct = 8.05	+	\| turnoutpct = 8.11
	}}		}}

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Texas Proposition 3 (2009)

Alejandortiz — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:56:34 GMT

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	{{Outcome		{{Outcome
	\| title = Proposition 3		\| title = Proposition 3
-	\| yes = ~~688~~,~~267~~	+	\| yes = 592,080
-	\| yespct = ~~65.~~56	+	\| yespct = 56.73
-	\| no = ~~361~~,~~442~~	+	\| no = 451,561
-	\| nopct = 34.44	+	\| nopct = 43.26
-	\| total = 1,~~049~~,~~709~~	+	\| total = 1,043,641
-	\| turnoutpct = 8.10	+	\| turnoutpct = 8.05
	}}		}}

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Texas Proposition 2 (2009)

Alejandortiz — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:52:53 GMT

Election results:

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	{{Outcome		{{Outcome
	\| title = Proposition 2		\| title = Proposition 2
-	\| yes = ~~719~~,~~135~~	+	\| yes = 720,130
-	\| yespct = 68.23	+	\| yespct = 68.22
-	\| no = ~~334~~,~~706~~	+	\| no = 335,400
	\| nopct = 31.77		\| nopct = 31.77
-	\| total = 1,~~053~~,~~841~~	+	\| total = 1,055,530
-	\| turnoutpct = 8.13	+	\| turnoutpct = 8.14
	}}		}}

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Secretary of State Project

Kastner.joseph — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:50:08 GMT

James Rucker:

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	===Michael Kieschnick===		===Michael Kieschnick===
	In addition to the SOS Project, Kieschnick serves as president of '''Working Assets''', which provides more than 300,000 customers across the United States with long-distance and wireless telephone services and credit cards. The company has also donated nearly $50 million since its founding in 1985 to left-wing/progressive organizations such as [[ACORN]], the [[American Civil Liberties Union\|ACLU]], Greenpeace International, NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation, People for the American Way, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, and Project Vote.		In addition to the SOS Project, Kieschnick serves as president of '''Working Assets''', which provides more than 300,000 customers across the United States with long-distance and wireless telephone services and credit cards. The company has also donated nearly $50 million since its founding in 1985 to left-wing/progressive organizations such as [[ACORN]], the [[American Civil Liberties Union\|ACLU]], Greenpeace International, NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation, People for the American Way, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, and Project Vote.
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		+	===James Rucker===
		+	For two years beginning in 2003, Rucker served as Director of Grassroots Mobilization for '''MoveOn Political Action''' and '''MoveOn Civic Action'''.

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Maryland Anne Arundel Question A (2002)

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:48:05 GMT

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	The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to delete the requirement that the County Council set a hearing and hold proceedings on an amended ordinance in the same manner as on a newly introduced ordinance, but retaining the requirement that a hearing be set.		The official ballot question was, "To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to delete the requirement that the County Council set a hearing and hold proceedings on an amended ordinance in the same manner as on a newly introduced ordinance, but retaining the requirement that a hearing be set.
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Texas Proposition 1 (2009)

Alejandortiz — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:46:24 GMT

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	{{Outcome		{{Outcome
	\| title = Proposition 1		\| title = Proposition 1
-	\| yes = ~~577~~,~~384~~	+	\| yes = 578,155
-	\| yespct = 55.21	+	\| yespct = 55.19
-	\| no = ~~468~~,~~390~~	+	\| no = 469,282
-	\| nopct = 44.79	+	\| nopct = 44.80
-	\| total = 1,~~045~~,~~674~~	+	\| total = 1,047,437
-	\| turnoutpct = 8.07	+	\| turnoutpct = 8.08
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Secretary of State Project

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Michael Kieschnick:

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-	In addition to the SOS Project, Kieschnick serves as president of '''Working Assets''', which provides more than 300,000 customers across the United States with long-distance and wireless telephone services and credit cards. The company has also donated nearly $50 million since its founding in 1985 to left-wing/progressive organizations such as [[ACORN]], the[[American Civil Liberties Union\|ACLU]], Greenpeace International, NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation, People for the American Way, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, and Project Vote.	+	In addition to the SOS Project, Kieschnick serves as president of '''Working Assets''', which provides more than 300,000 customers across the United States with long-distance and wireless telephone services and credit cards. The company has also donated nearly $50 million since its founding in 1985 to left-wing/progressive organizations such as [[ACORN]], the [[American Civil Liberties Union\|ACLU]], Greenpeace International, NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation, People for the American Way, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, and Project Vote.

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Founders:

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-	*'''Becky Bond~~''' -~~ “Any serious commitment to wrestling control of the country from the Republican Party must include removing their political operatives from deciding who can vote and whose votes will count.”<ref>[http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/groupprofile.asp?grpid=7487 Discover the Networks - Secretary of State Project (SOSP)]</ref> ~~Her~~ affiliations include:	+	===Becky Bond===
-	**'''U.S. Public Interest Research Group (USPIRG)''', an 'apolitical' campus organization that uses its revenues to underwrite a host of leftist and environmentalist causes including campaigns pushing for the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol and playing a critical role in the passage of the Clean Air Act in 1990.	+	<blockquote>“Any serious commitment to wrestling control of the country from the Republican Party must include removing their political operatives from deciding who can vote and whose votes will count.”<ref>[http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/groupprofile.asp?grpid=7487 Discover the Networks - Secretary of State Project (SOSP)]</ref></blockquote>
-	**'''New Organizing Interest (NOI)''', founded in 2005 by the executive director of MoveOn.org Eli Pariser as a grassroots program that trains young, technology-enabled political organizers to work for progressive campaigns and organizations.	+
-	*'''Michael Kieschnick~~''', in~~ addition to the SOS Project, serves as president of '''Working Assets''', which provides more than 300,000 customers across the United States with long-distance and wireless telephone services and credit cards. The company has also donated nearly $50 million since its founding in 1985 to left-wing/progressive organizations such as [[ACORN]], the ACLU, Greenpeace International, NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation, People for the American Way, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America; and Project Vote.	+	Bond's affiliations with leftist political groups include: '''U.S. Public Interest Research Group (USPIRG)''', an 'apolitical' campus organization that uses its revenues to underwrite a host of leftist and environmentalist causes including campaigns pushing for the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol and playing a critical role in the passage of the Clean Air Act in 1990; '''New Organizing Interest (NOI)''', founded in 2005 by the executive director of MoveOn.org Eli Pariser as a grassroots program that trains young, technology-enabled political organizers to work for progressive campaigns and organizations.
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		+	In addition to the SOS Project, Kieschnick serves as president of '''Working Assets''', which provides more than 300,000 customers across the United States with long-distance and wireless telephone services and credit cards. The company has also donated nearly $50 million since its founding in 1985 to left-wing/progressive organizations such as [[ACORN]], the[[American Civil Liberties Union\|ACLU]], Greenpeace International, NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation, People for the American Way, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, and Project Vote.

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Friendship Fire Truck and Snow Plow Vote, 2009

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:39:50 GMT

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-	[[Image:Maine Locator Map with US.PNG\|thumb\|Friendship, Maine]]A '''Friendship Fire Truck and Snow Plow Vote''' took place in ~~Friendship,~~ [[Maine]] on [[March 16, 2009 ballot measures in Maine\|March 16, 2009]]~~, asking~~ whether town voters wanted to add additional warrant articles to the Friendship budget to pay for a new fire truck and snowplow truck.<ref>[http://knox.villagesoup.com/Government/story.cfm?storyID=144999 ''Village Soup Media Services'', "Friendship voters will decide on fire truck, plow", February 5, 2009]</ref> The measure was '''defeated''' overwhelmingly, with 235 votes against to 77 in support.<ref>[http://knox.villagesoup.com/Government/story.cfm?storyID=150330 ''Villiage Soup'', "Dinsmore wins, fire truck rejected in Friendship", March 17, 2009]</ref>{{defeated}}	+	[[Image:Maine Locator Map with US.PNG\|thumb\|Friendship, Maine]]A '''Friendship Fire Truck and Snow Plow Vote''' took place in [[Knox County, Maine ballot measures\|Knox county]] in the city of Friendship on [[March 16, 2009 ballot measures in Maine\|March 16, 2009]]. The measure asked whether town voters wanted to add additional warrant articles to the Friendship budget to pay for a new fire truck and snowplow truck.<ref>[http://knox.villagesoup.com/Government/story.cfm?storyID=144999 ''Village Soup Media Services'', "Friendship voters will decide on fire truck, plow", February 5, 2009]</ref>
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		+	The measure was '''defeated''' overwhelmingly, with 235 votes against to 77 in support.<ref>[http://knox.villagesoup.com/Government/story.cfm?storyID=150330 ''Villiage Soup'', "Dinsmore wins, fire truck rejected in Friendship", March 17, 2009]</ref>{{defeated}}

	Fire Chief Philip Bramhall and members of the fire department collected signatures on a petition to put a fire truck question on the ballot.		Fire Chief Philip Bramhall and members of the fire department collected signatures on a petition to put a fire truck question on the ballot.
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	The town's total budget figure includes $204,000 in items added to the general budget as additional warrant articles. The items will be voted on March 16 as secret ballot referendum questions. This includes proposals for a new fire truck and snowplow truck.		The town's total budget figure includes $204,000 in items added to the general budget as additional warrant articles. The items will be voted on March 16 as secret ballot referendum questions. This includes proposals for a new fire truck and snowplow truck.
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-	* [[Knox County, Maine ballot measures]]

	==References==		==References==

South Dakota 2010 ballot measures

BaileyL — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:39:06 GMT

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	\| [[South Dakota Smoking Ban Referendum (2010)\|South Dakota Smoking Ban Referendum]]		\| [[South Dakota Smoking Ban Referendum (2010)\|South Dakota Smoking Ban Referendum]]
	\| [[:Category:Tobacco, South Dakota\|Tobacco]]		\| [[:Category:Tobacco, South Dakota\|Tobacco]]

Friendship Fire Truck and Snow Plow Vote, 2009

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:38:16 GMT

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		+	{{Maine counties}}
	{{Maine}}		{{Maine}}
-	~~[[Category:Maine]]~~
	[[Category:Maine 2009 local ballot measures]]		[[Category:Maine 2009 local ballot measures]]
		+	[[Category:City property tax, Maine, 2009]]

South Dakota 2010 ballot measures

BaileyL — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:37:40 GMT

Legal challenge:

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	==Not on the ballot==		==Not on the ballot==

March 16, 2009 ballot measures in Maine

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:37:02 GMT

Knox County:

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Secretary of State Project

Kastner.joseph — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:35:59 GMT

Founders:

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	**'''U.S. Public Interest Research Group (USPIRG)''', an 'apolitical' campus organization that uses its revenues to underwrite a host of leftist and environmentalist causes including campaigns pushing for the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol and playing a critical role in the passage of the Clean Air Act in 1990.		**'''U.S. Public Interest Research Group (USPIRG)''', an 'apolitical' campus organization that uses its revenues to underwrite a host of leftist and environmentalist causes including campaigns pushing for the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol and playing a critical role in the passage of the Clean Air Act in 1990.
	**'''New Organizing Interest (NOI)''', founded in 2005 by the executive director of MoveOn.org Eli Pariser as a grassroots program that trains young, technology-enabled political organizers to work for progressive campaigns and organizations.		**'''New Organizing Interest (NOI)''', founded in 2005 by the executive director of MoveOn.org Eli Pariser as a grassroots program that trains young, technology-enabled political organizers to work for progressive campaigns and organizations.
		+	*'''Michael Kieschnick''', in addition to the SOS Project, serves as president of '''Working Assets''', which provides more than 300,000 customers across the United States with long-distance and wireless telephone services and credit cards. The company has also donated nearly $50 million since its founding in 1985 to left-wing/progressive organizations such as [[ACORN]], the ACLU, Greenpeace International, NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation, People for the American Way, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America; and Project Vote.

	==Donations==		==Donations==

2009 ballot measure election results

Alejandortiz — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:35:57 GMT

Texas:

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	\| [[Texas Proposition 9 (2009)\|Proposition 9]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 802,731 (76.94%)\|\| 240,583 (23.05%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468		\| [[Texas Proposition 9 (2009)\|Proposition 9]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 802,731 (76.94%)\|\| 240,583 (23.05%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468
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-	\| [[Texas Proposition 10 (2009)\|Proposition 10]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| ~~755~~,~~321~~ (73.09%)\|\| 278,~~062~~ (26.90%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468	+	\| [[Texas Proposition 10 (2009)\|Proposition 10]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 756,624 (73.09%)\|\| 278,444 (26.90%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468
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-	\| [[Texas Proposition 11 (2009)\|Proposition 11]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\|~~844~~,~~444~~ (81.02%) \|\|~~197~~,~~713~~ (18.97%) \|\|7,468 out of 7,468	+	\| [[Texas Proposition 11 (2009)\|Proposition 11]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\|845,770 (81.02%) \|\|198,120 (18.97%) \|\|7,468 out of 7,468

	\|}		\|}

-	Source: [http://enr.sos.state.tx.us/enr/ Texas Secretary of State Election Night Returns] as of ~~10:06am EST~~	+	Source: [http://enr.sos.state.tx.us/enr/ Texas Secretary of State Election Night Returns] as of [[BC2009#November\|November 5, 2009]]

	===Washington===		===Washington===

Redistribution of Tax Monies (October 2009)

JohannaH — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:33:46 GMT

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	[[Category:Louisiana parishes]]		[[Category:Louisiana parishes]]
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2009 ballot measure election results

Alejandortiz — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:32:51 GMT

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	\| [[Texas Proposition 8 (2009)\|Proposition 8]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 787,102 (74.83%)\|\|264,625 (25.16%) \|\|7,468 out of 7,468		\| [[Texas Proposition 8 (2009)\|Proposition 8]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 787,102 (74.83%)\|\|264,625 (25.16%) \|\|7,468 out of 7,468
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-	\| [[Texas Proposition 9 (2009)\|Proposition 9]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| ~~801~~,~~408~~ (76.93%)\|\| 240,~~218~~ (23.06%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468	+	\| [[Texas Proposition 9 (2009)\|Proposition 9]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 802,731 (76.94%)\|\| 240,583 (23.05%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468
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	\| [[Texas Proposition 10 (2009)\|Proposition 10]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 755,321 (73.09%)\|\| 278,062 (26.90%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468		\| [[Texas Proposition 10 (2009)\|Proposition 10]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 755,321 (73.09%)\|\| 278,062 (26.90%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468

South Dakota 2010 ballot measures

BaileyL — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:32:11 GMT

Not on the ballot:

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2009 ballot measure election results

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	\| [[Texas Proposition 7 (2009)\|Proposition 7]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 762,429 (73.08%)\|\|280,802 (26.91%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468		\| [[Texas Proposition 7 (2009)\|Proposition 7]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 762,429 (73.08%)\|\|280,802 (26.91%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468
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-	\| [[Texas Proposition 8 (2009)\|Proposition 8]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| ~~785~~,~~775~~ (74.83%)\|\|264,~~250~~ (25.16%) \|\|7,468 out of 7,468	+	\| [[Texas Proposition 8 (2009)\|Proposition 8]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 787,102 (74.83%)\|\|264,625 (25.16%) \|\|7,468 out of 7,468
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	\| [[Texas Proposition 9 (2009)\|Proposition 9]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 801,408 (76.93%)\|\| 240,218 (23.06%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468		\| [[Texas Proposition 9 (2009)\|Proposition 9]] \|\| {{ap}} \|\| 801,408 (76.93%)\|\| 240,218 (23.06%)\|\|7,468 out of 7,468

South Dakota Embryonic Stem Cell Research Measure (2010)

BaileyL — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:30:28 GMT

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	[[Category:Stem cells, South Dakota]]		[[Category:Stem cells, South Dakota]]
	[[Category:Stem cells, 2010]]		[[Category:Stem cells, 2010]]
-	~~{{South Dakota stub}}~~

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