Young lawmakers gaining ground in state legislatures
The Associated Press notes a rising cohort of young politicians across states including Florida, Ohio, Minnesota and Pennsylvania. It highlights Dave Aronberg, 32, Florida state senator, and peers like Tony Sertich and Dave Reed, detailing how early life experiences and university networks shape their paths into power. Experts say youth involvement renews the legislative process and inspires broader participation.
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Clinton Kerry alliance fuels Democratic campaign optics
The two political figures staged a joint appearance at City College of New York, signaling a practical romance of convenience as Clinton backs Kerry with fundraising, messaging, and Senate credibility while Kerry praises Clinton's Senate record and policy priorities.
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Voting problems noted in 2000 election study
A Scripps Howard study of official returns finds widespread undervoting in 2000, with 1.6 million ballots failing to register a presidential vote. Causes include outdated equipment, misprogrammed tabs, and faulty accounting, with Florida highlighting ballot design issues. Georgia Idaho Illinois New Jersey North Carolina South Carolina Wyoming also surpassed Florida’s undervote rate.
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Voter swing fears Iraq exit plan key in race
In a Philadelphia focus group, Maryann Schriver and 10 other swing voters weigh Bush and Kerry. They praise Bush’s post 9 11 leadership but demand concrete Iraq exit plans and cost details. Some will still support Bush if Iraq improves by June 30 handover, others seek clearer policy.
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