Locals are predicting a scant turnout for this election, with everybody more focused on high-profile races in 2006 and 2007, but there's one big race in the Philadelphia region (D.A.) and an array of judges who range from excellent to real bottom-feeders, so make sure you put in your two cents. Local races matter. Our recommendations (from the perspective of a progressive Democrat) are listed below.
posted by ACM at 11:49 AM
Some outlets for my thoughts and projects. Blogs pile up along the way.
The Scorecard™
Local parents, looking for playgrounds around town? See the Philadelphia Playground Project, an attempt to catalog and review what the city has to offer.
For my more general blog on politics, science, religion, and occasional amusements, see Just Between Strangers
Drinking Liberally, promoting democracy one pint at a time
in Philadelphia, Tuesdays at Tangier (1801 Lombard Street), 6-9pm
Suggestions and submissions welcome.
1 Comments:
Just came back from voting in Central PA. Other than Growing Greener, nothing much exciting, reflected by turnout. Supposedly, our precinct had 84% turnout of registered voters in November but will have 20% or so today.
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