Florida Election 2006 - Need side by side comparison of all the candidates?
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I'm afraid I don't know where you can find a side by side comparison for Florida. I'm in a different state and we can get that kind of comparison online at our local newspaper website. So you might check some of your newspaper websites. The following is a great non-partisan website with information on every state candidate.
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Go to vote411.org  Great site w/ lots of information.
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I can help on the national level, but am not sure about local candidates.  It can be hard to figure this out, particularly since many of them have nothing about abortion on their campaign websites.  Here's a helpful link - it takes you right to all the candidates running for national offices in NY this year.  Click on each person and you get an alphabetized list of the issues and the candidate's record, which starts with abortion and includes gay marriage under 'civil rights.'  Or, click on an issue and get a list of all the candidates positions on that issue.  I'm not sure which district you're in in NYC, otherwise I'd just give you the names.\n\nGood luck.
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Rosenose is correct, but a little vague. Following is a link to information from the California Secretary of State that has all the informaiton you need: \n\nhttp://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/elections_cand.htm
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How about Bob Casey, Jr (son of deceased Governor & current state treasurer) vs. Rick Santorum, prominent Republican senator from PA? That was very interesting, as Rick Santorum has always run on the "family values" platform, while Casey is also anti abortion, and also has a large family, is well respected as a good man of fine character. Santorum had nothing to use against Casey, except he had run in a number of elections (the same number sa Santorum, but for different offices).
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below is a link with all Okie candidates and the second link will list all Okie issues up for a vote...enjoy!!
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Im from JAX.......wheee\n\n6 people running for governor\n\nRepublican\nCharlie Crist (attorney general  {current one})\n\nDemocrat\nJim Davis   (Representative  {house of reps.})\n\nReform Party\nMax Linn\n\nIndependents (3)\nRichard Paul Dembinsky\nJohn Wayne Smith\nKarl C.C. Behm
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Bill Clinton, has them all beat..read this, if you want to see the truth..\nhttp://prorev.com/legacy.htm
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Contact the local Republican HQ ... they have this information.
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The current website of record for all things political is politics.msnbc.com They have formed a partnership with The National Review to produce an amazing site. For your state, I think they even break it down county by county.
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Character - 10, Issues - 10.  Here's the thing for me.  If I don't trust the candidate's character then I'm not going to trust him/her when they start telling me about the issues and what action is best to take.  This is exactly where Bush lost me about 4 years ago.
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From the outside it can appear that they are the same, however from the inside you would realize that there is nothing further from the truth.  Each Party has their own stand on the different issues.  Both sides will fight tooth and nail to stay on the top of the heap.  While the fact that it is in fact good that they do switch off power every few years, our country is becoming more and more conservative so we may see even less of this in the future.  We have several large liberal areas of the country, however as you break down the blue and red states you find that the liberals have a smaller state amount, however in a heads up vote the two sides are not that far off.  Because of our instant Media we do get tired of the bickering between the two sides a lot sooner than we used to do.  This is 2006 and we are talking about those who are positioning themselves for a run for their parties nomination, by the time we get to November of 2008 we definitely will be tired of the candidates and all of the negativity of their campaigns.
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need to ask jeb .it only matters how he says- is the way to vote in Florida.
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Details of Florida senators can be found here:\n\nhttp://www.flsenate.gov/
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You should check out http://www.politics1.com. They list canidates for not only the major parties but third parties as well and also state offices in 2006.
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dem: hillary, obama, john edwards, maybe richardson (gore, kerry on the way outside)\n\nrep: McCain, rudy, mit romney, bill frist... (jeb on the way outside)\n\nthere will be others when it gets closer...
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go to google and type in govt. elections