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Perry Skips S.C. Tea Party Forum, 5 Others Appear

NPR Programs: Morning Edition  Tue, 09/06/2011 - 1:21am

Five of the top six Republicans running for president spent Labor Day being questioned from the conservative wing of their party.

Sen. Jim DeMint of South Carolina — who is a powerful voice in the early voting state, and a Tea Party favorite — organized the forum.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry left South Carolina early to deal with raging wildfires in his state.



 

City Council Election Runoff - GO VOTE!

Austinist  Wed, 06/08/2011 - 10:18am

City Council Election Runoff - GO VOTE! Early voting is going on now in the runoff between Randi Shade and Kathie Tovo for Place 3 on Austin City Council.



 

City Council Election Questions: Kris Bailey

Austinist  Wed, 04/20/2011 - 8:00am

 Kris Bailey This year's election for Austin City Council will be May 14.

Early voting starts May 2. There are eleven candidates running for three places.

Turnout for Austin city council elections is generally low, so every vote makes a big difference.



 

City Council Election Questions: Max Nofziger

Austinist  Tue, 04/19/2011 - 8:30am

 Max Nofziger This year's election for Austin City Council will be May 14.

Early voting starts May 2. There are eleven candidates running for three places.

Turnout for Austin city council elections is generally low, so every vote makes a big difference.



 

City Council Election Questions: Eric Rangel

Austinist  Tue, 04/12/2011 - 8:30am

 Eric Rangel This year's election for Austin City Council will be May 14.

Early voting starts May 2. There are eleven candidates running for three places. Turnout for Austin city council elections is generally low, so every vote makes a big difference.



 

City Council Election Questions: Josiah Ingalls

Austinist  Fri, 04/08/2011 - 8:00am

 Josiah Ingalls This year's election for Austin City Council will be May 14.

Early voting starts May 2. There are eleven candidates running for three places. Turnout for Austin city council elections is generally low, so every vote makes a big difference.