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Candidates talk about solutions to state deficit
Illinois’ $13 billion budget deficit was the topic and target of a candidate forum Thursday in Naperville featuring a dozen DuPage County legislative hopefuls.
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Kalispell House candidates differ on budget cuts
Both Democrats vying for the right to represent Kalispell’s House District 8 say the state’s budget is in a precarious position.
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Candidates talk county issues and strengths
The budget, high-speed rail and the delicate balance of serving a district and the county as a whole are among the issues the five candidates for District Three supervisor believe help each distinguish themselves and help voters decide just who is best to join the Board of Supervisors.
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Slidell Mayor’s Candidates
This is the second in a series of candidate question and answer features St. Tammany News will run before the upcoming elections. Each candidate was asked a series of the same five questions.
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City Council candidates forum touches on taxes, budget
Partisanship, taxes, budget priorities and volunteerism were among the top issues raised Friday during the first candidates forum of the Lynchburg City Council race.
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Meet the Rio Rancho City Council candidates
Observer staff In putting together the Rio Rancho Observer’s election coverage for the March 2 municipal election, we decided to do things differently than we’ve done in the past.
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Mayoral candidates split how to fix Farmington’s budget
Farmington’s mayoral candidates weigh in on what they think should be done in the midst of the worst budget problems in the city’s history.
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New Orleans mayoral candidates accentuate the positive during televised forum
The New Orleans mayoral election will be Feb. 6. Nearing the end of a campaign season that’s been punctuated by vicious attacks, the six major candidates for mayor of New Orleans checked their gloves at the door Thursday, spending most of the time during a televised forum hyping their credentials for the job.
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