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I have recently found the results for the Congressional and Senate Elections dating back to 1788 and will be able to advise on the best way of finding out what a candidate`s views are

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Have been interested in American Elections since 1988

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Recent Answers from Harry Hayfield

2008-10-17 how to understand constitutional amendment language?:

You don't need to tell me! I was looking at the state ballots in some other states and came across one in NC that said "We want to invest $400 million in our drains" in about 80 words!!! In your example

2008-06-25 offshore drilling:

As I understand it, they are investigating the merits of expanding operations in th Gulf of Mexico, as well as looking to the merits of the eastern seaboard, Californian coast as well as the Alaskan coast

2008-02-11 I need quick results please i'm doing a research paper:

I can indeed answer this question but can't do it quickly. It will take me most of Tuesday to tally up the various Houses and Senates and then compare by President. You can help by telling me if you want

2008-01-09 billy:

I don't think so no. Technically I suppose she could (if she did win the Democratic nomination, she could choose anyone to be the VP candidate) but I think it's more likely she would base her decision

2007-10-06 help me:

There are two ways. One is to literally draw up a petition saying "We, the undersigned appeal to (person in charge of the level of government that is doing the thing that you are not keen on) to reconsider

 

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