Rodolfo is an elections researcher who has decided to become a candidate. He is running for Congress is California's 40th Congressional District.
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They say it’s impossible to predict the future, but we all know that history has a way of repeating itself, and the pre-determined outcome of the 2020 race for the Democratic Party’s Presidential nomination is crystal clear to anyone who wants to be honest with themselves. ALSO READ:
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California is a blue state, but Los Angeles County is way blue: Clinton bested Trump by 50 percentage points. Few local elected officials belong to the GOP, and only 18% of registered voters are Republican. In Central and East/Southeast Los Angeles, the GOP has collapsed to such an extent
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In recent years, the issue of widening income inequality has ignited a national conversation. It perhaps reached a fever pitch during U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders’ campaign for president, as millions of low-income donors donated time and time again to the self-proclaimed democratic socialist. Yet, following his defeat to the
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There’s a big problem with the phone polls carried out by the major networks: They only represent the one percent of American voters who are willing to answer an unknown number. To combat this problem, some of the polls have started to do online polling. For example, the recent
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According to the internet’s wayback machine, retired CBS broadcaster Bob Schieffer was a member of the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) between September 2015 and December 2015. This is an oddly short period of service. Most other CPD members seem to serve for years. Co-Chair Frank J. Fahrenkopf, Jr.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates announced Friday that only Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump and their respective running mates will be included in the first presidential debates. The announcement comes less than two weeks before the first debate in New York. The Commission on Presidential Debates is registered as a
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The Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) claims that it uses “nonpartisan criteria” to select participants for the presidential debates. However, publicly available information shows that one of the polls used to determine participants, the NBC-Wall Street Journal poll, is run by Democratic and Republican pollsters. The NBC-Wall Street Journal poll
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This election season has seen groundbreaking engagement of young people from across the political spectrum. At the moment, many are looking beyond the two establishment parties to Governor Gary Johnson of the Libertarian Party and Dr. Jill Stein of the Green Party. To introduce themselves to a national audience at
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Are the polls representative? The case of independent voters In a year of disillusion with the two-party system, many Americans believe that the next president should arise from a third party. To gain exposure, Governor Gary Johnson of the Libertarian Party and Dr. Jill Stein of the Green Party hope