Posts Tagged ‘elections’
in What's New
November 6, 2012
Vote Today!
No matter who you are, someone in history worked hard to give you the right to vote. Honor their vision and vote today.
in Podcasts
November 5, 2012
Elections’ Bitter History
The hallmarks of an American election were just beginning to emerge in the race of 1796, when Adams and Jefferson saw the first hints of negative campaigning, party politics, and mudslinging.
in What's New
November 2, 2010
Did social media influence your political choices?
Were your election choices affected by the online community? Share your thoughts on politics in the age of blogs in iCitizenForum.
in What's New
October 26, 2010
Are candidates’ indiscretions more important than issues?
How much bearing does a candidate’s personal life have on his or her potential political performance? Share your thoughts on the issue this week on iCitizenForum.
in What's New
October 19, 2010
Will your pocketbook influence your vote?
How big a role will your finances play when you head to the polls November 2nd? Share your thoughts on the country’s economy this week on iCitizenForum.
in What's New
October 12, 2010
Is it time to tear down the walls around immigration reform?
From Jamestown Island in the 17th century to Ellis Island in the 19th century, America is a nation of immigrants. Do our current laws serve existing citizens and new citizens equally well?
Share your opinion on the election blog at iCitizen forum.









