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LOS ANGELES - March 14, 2006 - Marcy Winograd, longtime Democratic Party activist, announced today she will challenge incumbent Jane Harman for the 36th Congressional district seat in California's June 6 primary.
"My campaign is building on a groundswell of dissatisfaction with the Iraq war and the Bush administration's policies, which continue to remove the civil liberties of American citizens," Winograd said. "In just the few weeks since I decided to run, I've received an outpouring of public support and political endorsements."
From the Newswire: Peace Activist, Marcy Winograd, to Run for Congress
ELECTION DAYELECTION DAY, November 8, 2005, California voters go to the polls today to vote in a special election called by a widely unpopular governor. The election, designed as end run around the state House and Senate, was neither asked for nor wanted by most voters.
The election now seen as a referendum on the current governor whose approval ratings have hit an all time low of 32%, Progressives are urging a NO vote on all of the governor's sponsored propositions.
From the Newswire:LA Greens Party Voter Recommendations || If you Vote, VOTE NO || 11/8 ELECTION DAY is TODAY. VOTE TODAY
VOTERS REJECT ALL PROPOSITIONS Every proposition pushed by Gov. Schwarzenegger and his corporate allies has been rejected by California voters. In fact all propositions 73 through 80 have been given a NO vote. Independent Progressive voters, Greens, and left of center Democrats are celebrating and claiming victory in what many see as a referendum against the Governor and his party.
From the newswire:Nov 8: WE WON THE NOV 8 CALIFORNIA ELECTION! by Lee Siu Hin || Results
Los Angeles 2005: New Leaders, New Hopes Progressives celebrate new leadership. Los Angeles, a longtime conservative stronghold, now has one of the most progressive mayors and city councils in the nation. This new leadership inherits a city in transition, a city whose services are at the breaking point, struggling to keep pace with the demands of unrestrained growth. A city still facing the deeply rooted problems that it has become famous for; racial tensions, affordable housing, traffic gridlock and air pollution. But for now the honeymoon is in full swing and for those who want to chart a new path for Los Angeles perhaps a door has opened.
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ANOTHER STOLEN ELECTION? - Was your vote counted?
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