Politics, Government and the Economy for those who want to move beyond Politics 101.
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How to train the future voters in your life
People regularly comment on my newsletter and videos lamenting the civics education in our public schools. I usually respond that my impression is most of our schools are fulfilling their responsibility to teach about how our government wor...
How to get ready to cast your vote
Last week a Facebook “friend” posted her endorsement of an initiative on the ballot in my state. I don’t have a problem with people expressing their political opinions on social media. I’m happy to see my friends engage civicly. The problem...
You still have time to convince friends to vote
The election is now one month away. If you were going to try to convince a friend or family member to vote this year, you’re too late in some states – but not in most.
- The deadline has passed in 17 states, which require people to regis...
How to judge political polls
As the November election nears, you’re going be fed a lot of polling data. Here’s a quick primer on how to interpret that information.
The first thing to remember: Polls only offer a snapshot in time and cannot predict the future. Even the...
You have a right to all the government documents
Since 1967, government agencies have been required to share their information with the public. Many Americans are familiar with the Freedom of Information Act or FOIA as a way to access that information, but few people other than journalist...
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