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November 06, 2001
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This is what is known as an "off year election" -- a year during which there are no major federal elected positions up for grabs.
Alas, it is during the so-called off year elections where most of the real business gets done. Your city and county councils do more that directly affects your life on a day-to-day basis than anything any President or US Senator has ever done. Take it from a former news horse and one who still attends city council meetings from time to time: these are the folks that determine more about your quality of life than any other political officials.
Tuesday, November 6th, is Election Day. Time to get out there and determine who is going to make or break the rules that determine whether your neighborhood will get DSL, or competition among the cable companies, or which streets get torn up and rebuilt and which traffic lights will be installed or taken out.
...and, how much of your money is being spent on exactly what.
So, get out there and vote!
--Allan
Posted by on November 06, 2001 12:57 AM in the following Department(s): Tidbits III
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