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Election Coverage 2008

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OCTOBER

14

2008

Six Wrestle for S.B. School Board’s Three Open Seats

Head of the Class

See who's running to watch over your children in this year's race for the Santa Barbara School Board. Read story.

OCTOBER

14

2008

Race for G-Town’s Water Board

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Candidates Profess to End “Spectacle of Unpleasant Behavior”

Five candidates are running to make decisions over water usage in the Goleta Valley. Read story.

OCTOBER

14

2008

Four Vying in Goleta’s Third-Ever Council Election

Still the County’s Newest City

Meet the four candidates running for the two open spots on the Goleta City Council. Read story.

OCTOBER

9

2008

Sierra Club, PUEBLO Announce Endorsements

Activist Groups Largely Agree on Candidates for Nov. 4 Election

The two activist groups largely agreed on candidates for the upcoming Nov. 4 election. Read story.

OCTOBER

9

2008

Tony Strickland Is the Running Man

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Moorpark Republican Masters the Art of Retail Politics in His Campaign for State Senate

Moorpark Republican masters the art of retail politics in his campaign for state senate. Read story.

OCTOBER

9

2008

Strickland vs. Jackson: California’s Showcase Race

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All Golden State Eyes in the 2008 Election Are Focused on This Central Coast State Senate Showdown

All Golden State eyes in the 2008 election are focused on this Central Coast State Senate showdown Read story.

OCTOBER

9

2008

Hannah-Beth Jackson Is Fighting Like Hell

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Santa Barbara Democrat Spares No Words in Her State Senate Election Bid

Santa Barbara Democrat spares no words in her State Senate election bid. Read story.

OCTOBER

9

2008

Our 2008 Endorsements

The Santa Barbara Independent Voters’ Guide for the November Election

The Santa Barbara Independent voters’ guide for the November election. Read story.

OCTOBER

9

2008

Despite Major Endorsements, No Easy Ride for Measure A

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Where the Rubber Meets the Road

Despite major endorsements, no easy ride for Measure A. Read story.

OCTOBER

9

2008

Santa Barbara County’s Judicial Square Off

John MacKinnon Takes on Jed Beebe for the Black Robe

John MacKinnon takes on Jed Beebe for the black robe. Read story.

OCTOBER

9

2008

Nava vs. Gandrud

At 60, Democrat Pedro Nava is gearing up to run for his third—and, if successful, final—two-year term representing the 35th Assembly District. Read story.

OCTOBER

4

2008

3rd District Candidates Engage in Friendly Debate

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Doreen Farr and Steve Pappas Play Nice in Santa Barbara County Supervisor Forum

Doreen Farr and Steve Pappas Santa Barbara County Supervisor forum on October 1. Read story.

OCTOBER

2

2008

Measure G

Would Reduce Existing Tax, Preempt Litigation

Of all the ballot initiatives confronting voters this November, Measure G enjoys the dubious distinction of being the most obscure. In fact, the Measure G campaign is only just now coming together. Read story.

OCTOBER

2

2008

Election 2008 Kickoff

Oh no. Two thousand and eight. It’s divisible by four, which means the nation’s collective attention is focused on the presidential election. It’s an important one, of course, and, to say the least, it’s been entertaining so far. Read story.

OCTOBER

2

2008

Laws of Vanity

A Look at the 12 Measures on the State Ballot

Call the November ballot the Rich Guy Relief Act of 2008: No less than six multimillionaires, from liberal George Soros to Texas oilman T. Boone Pickens, are sponsoring and financing ballot initiatives for pet causes. Read story.

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