The Ballot: 2010 Election
In the United States, the Democrats control the White House and both halves of Congress. Animosity has bubbled up in the form of the Tea Party, while health care and stimulus packages have helped some, but not all.
With wars still being fought and jobs still hard to find, several key Congressmen are up for re-election, while other seats are up for grabs. There are also be several local and statewide offices and propositions, so even though a president won't be elected this year, November 2 will prove to be a crucial day of decision for both political parties as well as for every American.
Also, there are other important elections around the world. We haven't forgotten about them.
Columnists
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al dussault
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A Mohit
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Ben OConnell
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Curtis Silver
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Danny Vollmer
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David Guarino
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Scott Hewitt
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Terry Hamburg
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Hugo Minney
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Tim Paynter
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Jeffrey Warren
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Jimmy Zuma
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Mario Rozario
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Opinionated Loner
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Matthew Avitabile
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Patti Villacorta
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Paul Kiser
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Peter Neibert
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Pablo Valerio
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Rebe de la Paz
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George Sandeman
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Scott Gulbransen
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Matt Sussman
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Dave Paulson
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Zachary Hunchar
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William Fripp
Articles in this feature
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Dec 18, 2011
The Last Man Standing
With the Republican Primary Race around the corner, the right still struggles to find their candidate -
Nov 19, 2010
Arizona Boycott Costs $140M and is a Warning to Other States
Arizona anti-immigrant law cost $140 million in lost revenue, millions in legal fees, and counting -
Nov 16, 2010
Arizona Passes Medical Marijuana Law
Clinics could open in as little as 120 days, but use remains illegal under federal laws -
Nov 12, 2010
Should Pelosi Support Lame Duck Dream Act?
Lame Duck session likely last chance for immigration reform. -
Nov 08, 2010
Election Results Do Not Mean Any Politician Has a Mandate
No one can claim victory for Americans firing a good part of their federal government. -
Nov 06, 2010
Health Care: Can it Still Be Defeated?
Good or bad is not the division Republicans or Democrats need. -
Nov 06, 2010
New Citizen Attacked As Voters Choose Leadership
Rather than help the Turkish immigrant vote, teen Lazarus attacked him and said "Get out of my country." -
Nov 06, 2010
We Do Not Deserve You Russ, Not Yet
If Jews control the world, why did Russ Fiengold lose? -
Nov 05, 2010
With Big Midterm Republican Wins, What the Hell Happens Now?
The GOP made huge gains Tuesday, but do they know what to do with their new phenomenal cosmic power? -
Nov 03, 2010
Is Internet Voting Coming Soon?
Is possible to trust voting from home? -
Nov 03, 2010
The Day After The Storm
Soul searching time for the Dems -
Nov 03, 2010
Thoughts of An American Voter 2010
Voting with a pen versus the use of a button. -
Nov 03, 2010
Vote Brings Out the Vultures
Who is the terrorist when criminals have Let Freedom Ring as their publicist? -
Nov 03, 2010
Let the Games Begin: House Owned by Republicans
Republicans take over the House, but not the Senate. It's still up to California and most of the West Coast. -
Nov 02, 2010
A.D.D. America
The 2010 election is today and the American people are likely to put the greed-drunk drivers who crashed the economy bak behind the wheel. It's a case of collective national dementia. -
Nov 01, 2010
Hickenlooper Poz After Giddy Up Trip For Colorado Gov
Each party says they have it won if they can get their base to the polls. -
Oct 31, 2010
Colorado Senate Race Buck v. Bennet Turns On 5
Voter turnout will determine who drinks tea and who drinks champagne. -
Oct 31, 2010
George Hickenlooper, Cousin to Gubenatorial Candidate John Hickenlooper Dies
Emmy winning director in Denver for Mayor John Hickenlooper's run for Colorado governor and the Starz Film Festival -
Oct 31, 2010
Two Minute Warning: Nevada Harry Reid Fights for Comeback
Reid trails in polls, needs last minute comeback to save immigration reform. -
Oct 29, 2010
Voter Intimidation Alleged by Arizona Sheriff Arpaio
Arpaio e-mail discourages Latinos from voting.
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