What are some websites that you can look on about voting in Mississippi?
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http://www3.capwiz.com/y/e4/rlist/?state=MS
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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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Yeah, it's Yazoo.  Check out this great website for more fast facts about Mississippi.\n\nhttp://www.50states.com/facts/miss.htm
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Several great websites. \n\nPoliticalIndex.com is huge with thousands of links.\nPolitics1.com\nRealClearPolitics.com\n\nAll major networks have political areas. \n\nYahoo has a political section too! Good luck, and vote.
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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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Here's a link: http://www.mississippidi.org/tournament.html
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Polling locations listed by County for Texas\n\nhttp://www.sos.state.tx.us/elections/voter/county.shtml
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Check with Pa's Dept. of State.  They should have a link to the Board of Elections for Pa.  Check out www.state.pa.us - they may even link to Federal election results.
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Something like this perhaps...\nhttp://www.vote-smart.org/voting_category.php?can_id=CNIP9107
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Check on www.vote411.org.\n\nYou can search based on your state and address to find your polling location.
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check a few web sites out
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You should be able to go to the website of your local state or county and find any initiatives that are on the ballot.  Many counties have set up websites that show you where eaach canidate stands on the issues.  At least on the county website,  you should be able to get links to the local canidates websites, so you can learn a little more about them.  \n\nAlso most television stations and newspapers have a website.  A lot of times, they will post information on the issues.  The only problem is that they tend to be a little liberaly biased.  But they may have links to other sites where you can get the information.     Good luck in your search for the right information.\n\nmany states now allow you to register at the polls.
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go to msn.com. you'll see a section for 'your election: results by state'\ngo to ohio, then look for your district. if you're unsure of it, just look for something county related that you voted for.
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Here are the candidates by state (League of Women Voters, an unbiased political information organization):\nhttp://www.vote411.org/candidateinfo.php?CFID=157952&CFTOKEN=51523100
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www.ag.state.la.us/\nalso:\nwww.laag.com/
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This is the most comprehensive bipartisan site I have found. It doesn't sway either way. Just gives information. You just pick your state and it gives you a complete list.\n\nhttp://www.pbs.org/newshour/vote2006/senate/index.html
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Start here: http://www.blackboxvoting.org/\n\nTouch Screen voting is notoriously unreliable. There have been hundreds of reported instances in Ohio, Florida and other states where people have voted for one candidate and the computer records their vote for someone else.\n\nPlus, aside from the machines, the integrity of central registry computers (where the votes are tallied) are in serious question. The software they use can be easily hacked by using simple Windows tricks. You could transfer hundreds, even thousands, of votes with virtually no trace.\n\nIn Wisconsin, we use scantronic machines. You fill out a paper ballot which is read by the computer. It combines a paper trail with electronic efficency. And the machine prevents overvoting and has a very high accuracy (99% plus) rating.