January 30, 2010 10:00a.m.
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Showing posts with label mayoral candidates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mayoral candidates. Show all posts
Last Day to Register To Vote in Primary Jan 6th.
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elections,
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mayoral race,
politics,
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If you want to register to vote in the primary, you need to register by this Wednesday, January 6th. You Can Do It ONLINE NOW.... RIGHT HERE
Want to Know Everyone Running for each position???? Click Here
Want to Know Everyone Running for each position???? Click Here
If You Were Mayor
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humid beings,
mayor,
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politics
Hello friends and colleagues,
What do you want in your next Mayor? Better yet, If You Were Mayor how would you lead the city, what choices would you make?Here is your chance to let everyone know. Share your thoughts on the problems and challenges we face and your ideas and solutions. All submissions will be open to the public and voted upon. In time, with your participation, we will have OUR blueprint for the perfect Mayor for New Orleans.
We are about ready to release the first barometer on HumidBeings.com, "If I were Mayor".
We are wrapping up the video section and adding the final touches to the barometer page but we want to share the submissions page with some of our colleagues and hopefully get some of y'all to contribute so we can launch publicly with a few submissions in the next day or two.
Thanks in advance for your participation!
Follow this link to submit.
http://nola.humidbeings.com/
You can choose any of the 9 platform topics you wish. Each entry needs to consist of aProblem/Challenge the city faces and your Solution/Idea for how to solve them.Once submitted the entry is final and can then be commented and voted upon. Each entry is limited to 500 characters.
Mayoral Candidates Debate; Watch It Again
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mayor,
mayoral candidates,
mayoral race,
politics
Reducing crime, addressing blighted properties and developing the local economy were among the topics debated Tuesday in the city's first televised mayoral debate.
Twelve of the 13 candidates for mayor participated Tuesday in the first debate since they all qualified to run for office last week.
Mitch Landrieu poised to announce mayoral candidacy at morning news conference
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Throwing a wrench into a crowded New Orleans mayoral contest that seemed to be all but set on the eve of qualifying, Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu appears poised to enter the race for the open seat today, reversing a midsummer announcement that he would opt out.
Sources close to Landrieu, who lost a tight runoff to Mayor Ray Nagin in 2006, said the lieutenant governor will attend a morning news conference at Cafe Reconcile and urged reporters to be on hand. Landrieu could not be reached for comment.
Sources close to Landrieu, who lost a tight runoff to Mayor Ray Nagin in 2006, said the lieutenant governor will attend a morning news conference at Cafe Reconcile and urged reporters to be on hand. Landrieu could not be reached for comment.
PeopleMeter: Chris Rose's Top 10 Celebrity Mayoral Candidates
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mayoral candidates,
politics
Actors Brad Pitt and Carl Weathers have been drafted to run for mayor of New Orleans, but why stop there? Here are my top 10 celebrity candidates.
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