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Wisconsin Voters! Our politicians don’t work together and that needs to change! On August 13th, vote YES on Questions 1 & 2 to ensure legislative oversight on state spending. Let’s work together as one Wisconsin. Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gsH_3Sxn #voteyes #constitutionalamendment #separationofpowers

Some folks have to run for positions and other folks get handed positions on silver platters. Sometimes, it looks as if the bar and similar political cronies want to make some folks work for everything it gets, and it appears that some folks it wants to hand things to on a Silver platter. That’s the way I see things. If you gonna be like that, then everyone should run for a public position prior to appointment. A lot of these folks have a lot of money and they never have to use their money to seek public elections because things are just given to them. They have resources too. They have the resources to actually run but know folks will just give it to them. Then others like me, they try to block. They tell wait your turn. They tell to run for something first. Then, there are those folks given things on a silver platter. This is so common at times with the good ole boys/gals circles where folks often try to outfox people. Remember that circle is more diverse these days than it used to be. It consists of folks of all kinds.

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SnapCivics just posted a last second article for any voters still waiting in line to vote at the California polls! During the election primaries, numerous unfamiliar names & positions overtake the ballot and may overwhelm you. This article can help! It aims to help Californian voters in Los Angeles County understand the race for California State Assembly District 54; who is running, what their stances are, and what the purpose the State Assembly serves. https://wix.to/I5armcB

Election denial is a problem nationwide. In 47 states, at least one Election Denier has run for or held a statewide office with election powers since 2021. In fact, more than 180 Election Deniers have run for these positions. And they’re back on the ballot in 2024.  That’s why we’re launching dynamic, real-time tracking of Election Deniers. And we’re covering multiple layers of government. Voters can finally see the full picture, so we can fight back against this movement everywhere we find it. #SUAction https://lnkd.in/gjk_yta8 

WHY EVERYONE SHOULD VOTE IN A LOCAL ELECTION Election Day is right around the corner, and it’s time to make a plan so that your vote gets counted. Too often, people skip their local elections, believing they are less important than national and state contests. Nothing could be further from the truth. Unlike state and national elections, local elections have much more impact on the quality of your daily life. Here’s why everyone should make the effort to come out and vote on Tuesday, November 7th in your city or town’s local election. ·       It’s all about YOU. No, really it is. The people you’re voting for in a local election: Mayors, Selectmen, Councilmen, Boards of Finance, Education, Planning and Zoning—these people are the ones that determine the quality of your neighborhood, schools, roads, where buildings will be built, how your water and land will be used—and most importantly, how your taxes will be spent.   ·       It’s about access and accountability. The local candidates vying for these positions live in your area and are more interested in YOUR concerns than state and national politicians who must focus on bigger picture issues.   ·       It’s about progress. Local policy can lead to change at the state and national level. Big issues like gun laws, the minimum wage and civil rights started as concerns at the state level.   ·       It’s about the future. Many state and national candidates begin their careers on local boards, so who knows, the Councilman that you help elect today could be tomorrow’s Senator, or even President! Your vote is your voice, don’t waste it by missing an election, make it a habit to vote every year—in every election. If you need more information about the candidates check your local papers or town websites, your local League of Women Voters chapter may have a voter guide and/or visit Vote411.org or lwvct.org.  

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We stand on the threshold of a landmark election tomorrow, July 4th 2024. Voter turnout, voter registration and having your say has never been more critical. Low voter turnout is a failure of a democratic society (in my opinion). If you think 'they're all the same, they're all just as bad as each other' or you have no interest in our current political parties, go to a polling station and destroy your ballot card. This still counts as a vote. At the last general election, more than 100,000 people spoilt their ballot papers - in various ways. At the last general election in 2019, turnout across the UK was 67.3%, meaning millions of adults did not vote. How would our last few years of crisis have looked if everyone had their say? I am not advising or suggesting you 'should' spoil your ballot paper, but it's better than not voting. You can do your research and vote in a way your conscience allows. Friday is the dawn of a new era of British politics. REMEMBER YOUR ID.

As we enter the second quarter of an election year, we’re starting to see polls and surveys about the winning odds of each candidate in the two major parties. One thing we’ve learned, however, since 2016 election, is that polls are mostly biased and voters change their opinion as they get closer to Election Day. This is particularly important on the so called “swing states”, those that typically decide the elections because they haven’t historically leaned towards one party consistently. As you can see below, those states point today to a Trump victory. Having said that, we’re still in April, and the republican candidate, which needs to be oficialized on the RNC in July, is still embedded in a legal battle that may take him out of the ballots. Markets are still mostly concerned with the Fed and rate cuts, and have not focused on politics yet. Since the outcome of the elections will not be easily accepted by either candidate, it’s highly likely that volatility will raise as we get closer to the November. Want to know more? join Fund@mental here https://lnkd.in/ewBZ9GK4 #iamfundamental #soyfundamental #wealthmanagement #familyoffice #financialadvisor #financialplanning #policymistake #ratecut #stagflation