Jane Susskind is a Judicial Law Clerk at Nevada Supreme Court.
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In a ruling today, Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson put the Pennsylvania voter ID debate to rest by ruling that voters in Pennslyvania will not have to show a photo ID to vote, at least for now. NBC News reports, Simpson’s ruling means that the photo ID requirement won’
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In a ruling today, Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson put the Pennsylvania voter ID debate to rest by ruling that voters in Pennslyvania will not have to show a photo ID to vote, at least for now. NBC News reports, Simpson’s ruling means that the photo ID requirement won’
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Moving forward with his presidential campaign, former two-term governor and Libertarian presidential candidate launched a Gary Johnson mobile app earlier this month, exclusively for Android phones. Developed by MAPPAquerque Mobile, the Gary Johnson mobile app signifies his commitment to the campaign and his incorporation of social media and technology in
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Tomorrow, community groups from all over San Diego will gather at Ingram Plaza in Liberty Station at 10 a.m. for a day of politics, food, and community outreach. Organized by the Voice of San Diego, Politifest 2012 will feature a Mayoral debate, with candidates City Councilman Carl DeMaio and
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Showcasing San Diego's booming hospitality industry, the California Restaurant Association San Diego Chapter collaborated with local restaurants to organize this year's San Diego Restaurant Week. Kicking off with the evening event #SDRWTaste2012, San Diego Restaurant Week (SDRW) featured a wide variety of cuisines, giving San Diego
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This weekend, IVN will be attending Voice of San Diego's annual Politifest event in San Diego, where community groups and political organizations come together to discuss politics that shape the future of San Diego. Taking place at Ingram Plaza in Liberty Station, Politifest 2012 will have a beer
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Last week, the Washington Post and Kaiser Family Foundation took a deep examination of the political parties and their constituents, the results of which were published on August 20. In this in-dept look at the independent voter, the Washington Post found that 7 out of 10 independent voters favor compromise
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Are iPhone users more likely to vote for Barack Obama? Are Democrats or Republican more likely to splurge on gadgets? With information provided by Protect Your Bubble, the infographic below shows what mobile devices can reveal about political tendencies. Some key findings: * 40% of Obama suporters get their news from
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Are iPhone users more likely to vote for Barack Obama? Are Democrats or Republican more likely to splurge on gadgets? With information provided by Protect Your Bubble, the infographic below shows what mobile devices can reveal about political tendencies. Some key findings: * 40% of Obama suporters get their news from
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In 2008, young voters, or millennials, came out to the polls in full force, with 66% of them casting a ballot for Barack Obama. Millennials, or the demographic group succeeding Generation X, now makes up an integral voting bloc, and their tendency to vote along Democratic lines shows "a
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Starting today, you can now share on your Facebook Timeline that you are registered to vote, along with the story behind your registration. The U.S. Politics on Facebook shared this feature around an hour ago, explaining: "You can add to your timeline that you registered to vote, and
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Today marks the launch of the Atlantic Media Co.'s news website, Quartz, or qz.com, a global business news outlet designed to provide the global community with intelligent journalism directly to their mobile phones. Unlike traditional news sources, Quartz is designed specifically for tablets and mobile phones, appealing