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Access America, to implement and sustain Electoral Reform, was added at the suggestion of Jim Turner.
Robert David Steele: Michael Bloomberg, Vice President for Education, Intelligence, & Research -- Creating a Smart Nation Robert David Steele 2010
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For example if you had asked 3,000 Republicans who was going to win the 2008 Presidential Election, you would have predicted John McCain in the biggest landslide in American Electoral History.
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AP: Bush Leads Kerry in Electoral Votes By RON FOURNIER, AP
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Hill is also co-author of Trends in American Electoral Behavior (F.E. Peacock, 1983) and Election Demographics (Population Reference Bureau, 1988).
Lone Star Times 2009
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