In Indiana can you hold more than one elected office? If not where is support information?
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no, not by fed & state.\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=135\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=140\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/griffin3_stream.html
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Employee needs to be in indiana ?
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Contact your local ad federal congreesmen or senators.  They can provide you with all the info about any state or federal progams you might be interested in.
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In some states, the state legislature has to vote to certify the elections.  In others, it is the Executive branch.
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if you're referring to the actually building, the place of employment, then it would be restricted or unrestricted access to the offices. if you're talking about public office, such as an elected official, then it's slightly different. there are paid and unpaid positions in local government, paid positions usually being a fulltime job, if you lose the election though, you're out. private employment is where you work for a civilian employer.
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There are 3 branches of gov't in U.s., the legislative  branch has 2 houses, the 100 senators, house of representive. in most states they can serve as many terms as they went. the titles are Mr. or Ms. Senator, or mr or mrs. XXX
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probably, but it depends on your state election laws. For example in Tennessee if a voter has moved out of the county 90 days or less prior to the election they can go back and vote at their old precinct. Call your local election office or try this website:\n\nhttp://www.canivote.org/
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In federal elections, the next election is the primary for mid-term elections, in which all representatives in the House are up for election as well as 1/3 of the Senators, including Ben Nelson from Nebraska. There are also several state positions that have primaries then, including governor, attorney general, and state legislators. There is likely also local ballot measures, but without knowing what city you live in I couldn't give you more info on that. Watch out for an information pamphlet in the mail that will give much more information when the election is closer.
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ASK YOUR ELECTED REPRESENTATIVE.
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The state assembly is like the "House of Representatives" in the statehouse. You can learn about them, like who they are, at www.nj.gov.
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Whatever party you vote for . . . look them up online.  Democratic party headquarters of Wayne County or Republican it shouldn't matter.  Give them your address and they will either give you a website or tell you exactly where you vote.  It's usually in a school or church nearby where you live.  Also ask your neighbors, if you know any.
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Anyone can run for office. Which office do you want to run for? If you are just starting out, try something local like the city council or mayor. Check out this great link for additional advice: http://www.seventy.org/empoweringcitizens/runforoffice/
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YOu need to give more details, such as .... election for what????
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Can i choose more than one place? Well then..,\nIn the goverment where they have the secrets noone knows about...\nMy boyfriends house.....\nYeah...
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I would contact the registrar of voters for the county where you will be living to determine if you can legally do this.  Chances are that you will need to wait until after you move their to register.
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Two senators and two representatives.\n\nEvery stae has two senators.  The number of representatives is dependent on the state's populatrion and can change after each census.
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Yes, they can. However, as the President is elected by electoral votes (which are determined by a state's population), all of the people residing there actually only get one vote. How's that for fair?