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November 2, 2010

Did social media influence your political choices?

social mediaWere your election choices affected by the online community? Share your thoughts on politics in the age of blogs in iCitizenForum.

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in What's New

October 12, 2010

Is it time to tear down the walls around immigration reform?

Immigration reformFrom 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?

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October 5, 2010

Does all this talk about health-care reform make you queasy?

Mother and childWhere do you stand on health care reform? Weigh in on the question, and be a part of the great American tradition of civil discussion and debate.

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September 28, 2010

Will the Republicans’ “Pledge to America” get you to the polls in November?

Pledge to AmericaThis week’s question for debate centers on a new Republican initiative. Will their plan get you to the polls?

Join the discussion of midterm election issues at iCitizenForum.com.

in Multimedia

September 15, 2010

What are midterm elections all about?

Midterm electionsLearn the significance of November’s midterm elections and get ready to participate with our new online feature.

Register to vote, find your polling place, explore our historical resources and play a timeline game.

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