Dropping under 50% isn't the worst thing in the world to happen. The big change seems to be on the issue of the economy and the health care fight.
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(Manila, Philippines) A Philippine gay rights group is waging a legal battle to be allowed to run in next year's polls after the Elections Commission ruled it cannot register as a political party on grounds that it advocates immorality.
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The right wing is stepping up their anti-gay campaign against openly lesbian Houston mayoral candidate Annise Parker.
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Current New York senator Kirsten Gillibrand leads in polls against
former governor George Pataki by a small margin, according to a
Rasmussen poll released on Thursday.
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Passion For Reason Gay-bashing by Comelec bulliesInquirer.netOr could they actually have been serious in rejecting the gay and lesbian rights party-list group Ang Ladlad? The Constitution says it loud and clear.
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With 12 percent "unsure," some 46 percent of registered New Jersey voters say they support same-sex marriage legislation, according to a new Rutgers-Eagleton Poll, which asked 903 residents.
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Philippine gay group fights to contest electionsThe Associated PressMANILA, Philippines — A Philippine gay rights group is waging a legal battle to be allowed to run in next year's polls after the Elections Commission ruled .
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The Commission on Human Rights has expressed support for the gay organization, Ang Ladlad, in its bid to join the party-list elections in May 2010, saying homosexuality is part of the diversity of the Filipino culture and must be part of Philippine politics.
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Jesse Connolly, campaign manager for Maine's "No on 1", wrote a piece yesterday for the Huffington Post explaining what he believes led to the campaign's defeat at the polls: ".
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Same-sex marriage proponents say fight is not overSeacoastonline.comScott Yates/syates@seacoastonlin By Deborah Mcdermott YORK — In the wake of the repeal of Maine's gay marriage law at the polls Tuesday, Nov.
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I’ve been trying to figure out why House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (likely following orders handed down from the White House) was so determined to hold a vote on a bill to increase government control over one-sixth of our economy the week after her party suffered its worst shellacking at the polls since President George W.
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The Pine Tree state legislature had enacted a bill granting women the right to vote, with their strong support behind the measure.
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Million for aMillion is a new campaign by Yes On Equality, Truth and Hope, and Restore Equality 2010 to raise a million dollars to get the over 1 million signatures needed to put marriage equality on next years ballot.
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Gay Apartheid Outs the Other Side of an Otherwise Great NationHuffington Post (blog)The polls keep confirming that the "masses" follow their lead and vote with enthusiasm and pride.
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I've said it before, and I'll say it again. When we go head to head at the polls with an ideological enemy who is more numerous than we are -- who has more money than we do to spend on lobbying and campaigning -- we are risking defeat.
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According to exit polls, 57 percent of New Jersey voters held a favorable opinion of Obama even as the electorate sent Christie to the Governor’s mansion (and it was a less-than-apocalyptic 48 percent in VA).
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A very special thanks to Alan for these great photos! In case you did not know, Ogunquit Maine is a gay travel destination that is really beautiful, fun, and very New England!
I wanted to spread some Maine love today given the defeat at the polls.
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Weigel's write-up from NY-23: Hours before the polls closed, Hoffman backers were echoing the pundits’ spin–this race would be a referendum on President Obama, and a victory for Hoffman would put the brakes on health care reform by making Democrats.
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Despite polls showing a closer race, Maine easily shunned a gay marriage law on Tuesday
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I figured we should have an open comment thread tonight. I’ll update important races as needed.
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