- The All-New (Improved) ElectedNet!
- I’ve just updated ElectedNet, and while it loses one feature—email addresses—it gains a few others, including next election date.
- Article I
- Article One of the U.S. Constitution sets up the Congress, how to elect them, and the duties of the Senate and House of Representatives.
- Bring the House closer to the voters
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The point of the House is that it is supposed to be close to the voters. - ElectedNet!
- As of November 5, 2020, ElectedNet! is no more.
- Nick Popaditch announcement video
- Here’s the video for Nick Popaditch’s 2012 House run announcement.
- Nick Popaditch for House District 53
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Nick Popaditch will be running against, well, I’m not actually sure given the new rules in California for the primaries. - Voter canvass on the proposed 2011 Republican Congressional majority agenda
- June 7: If I’m going to give money to generic Republicans, I want to see results. I don’t want to see “proposed” agendas. I want to see a successful checklist of things done.
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- Repairing the Broken Budget Process
- “Washington stumbles from budget crisis to budget crisis, with little to no oversight of how government spends hardworking taxpayers’ money. The incentives currently favor those who want to spend more, and the result is a crushing burden of debt that is hurting economic growth today and threatening economic prosperity tomorrow. I’m pleased to join a team of reformers at the House Budget Committee committed to repair the broken budget process. My colleagues at the Committee have put forward 10 proposals designed to strengthen spending controls, enhance oversight, and increase transparency.”
