PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES INFORMATION
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Find out where the leading Republican presidential candidates stand on eight topics important to most Americans.
View the American Family Association scorecard PDF
Presidential Voter Guide for leading Republican and Democratic candidates
View the Human Rights Campaign report card
Learn where the Democratic presidential candidates stand on the homosexual, bisexual, and transsexual agenda.
Visit ontheissues.org to research where the Democratic and Republican candidates stand on even more issues.
Watch the Values Voter Debate
See the Republican presidential candidates' answers, Sept. 2007 in Florida.
NATIONWIDE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY SCHEDULE: Elections held from January to June 2008. See the nationwide schedule.
CALIFORNIA 2008 ELECTION SCHEDULE
STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION: Tuesday, June 3, 2008
GENERAL ELECTION: Tuesday, November 4, 2008
CCF'S RECOMMENDATIONS: FEB. 5, 2008 CALIF. ELECTION
CLICK HERE FOR LIVE CALIFORNIA RESULTS FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE
Local polling places are open Election Day from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you haven't returned your absentee ballot by mail, you can drop it off at your polling place. In California, whoever gets the majority in a congressional district wins delegates. Give CCF's pro-family voter information to others you know to help them vote with confidence.
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How California's 173 Republican delegates are chosen
How California's 441 Democrat delegates are selected
PROP. 91 YES Vote YES to close the loophole preventing gasoline
taxes from going to transportation projects as intended.
More info: http://www.yeson91.net
PROP. 92 NO Vote NO to prevent taxpayers from paying more for
community colleges, and to avoid creating another
bureaucracy that pushes immorality on students.
(Because this is a war over funding between community
colleges and K-12 government schools, the teachers'
union is vigorously opposing Prop. 92.)
More info: http://www.noprop92.org
PROP. 93 NO Vote NO on this deceptive proposal lengthening
the legislative careers of most Sacramento politicians.
More info: http://www.stopthepoliticians.com
PROP. 94-97 NO Vote NO on quadrupling the number of
highly-addictive slot machines at the four largest
Indian-run casinos in Southern California. Gambling
harms individuals, spouses, children, legitimate
businesses, and communities. (This is a war
between the big tribes and anti-union Republicans vs.
the smaller tribes, union interests, and Nevada casinos.)
CCF reports what the gambling interests aren't telling you
Editorial: Gambling with state's future
"The Americans are the first people whom Heaven has favored with an opportunity of deliberating upon and choosing the forms of government under which they should live."
John Jay, The Correspondence and Public Papers of John Jay
Henry P. Johnston, ed. (New York: G.P. Putnams Sons, 1890), Vol. I, p. 161.
Truly, the American system of government and the very existence of freedom depends on people who know what is good to vote their conscience. There are millions of Americans who are not registered to vote, but should be.
Download one of these forms and register to vote today!
California voter registration form
National voter registration form (PDF 9 pages)
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