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Blue_In_AK

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10. Several of them were in east Anchorage, Paul Honeman's home turf.

Wed Apr 4, 2012, 02:24 PM

Apr 2012

A lot of them were in South Anchorage, but there were shortages all over town.

The thing I find most strange is that all the bond propositions, which would tend to attract liberals, won by approximately 60-40 splits, which is almost unheard of here, and yet prop 5 was defeated by almost the same amount. That doesn't make any sense to me. All those liberals voting for the school and park bonds are going to vote AGAINST equal rights? I 'm not buying it.

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Anybody catch the cheesy "No on 5" ads (Anchorage municipal election)? [View all] Ken Burch Mar 2012 OP

My wife and I will be voting yes on 5! Steerpike Mar 2012 #1

Glad to hear you'll be voting the humane way. Ken Burch Mar 2012 #2

The No on 5 people are completely crazy. Blue_In_AK Apr 2012 #3

the machine at my precinct was messed up d_b Apr 2012 #5

Something very bizarre went on here tonight. Blue_In_AK Apr 2012 #6

i do find that strange. d_b Apr 2012 #7

Were those precincts in the same area? Ken Burch Apr 2012 #8

Several of them were in east Anchorage, Paul Honeman's home turf. Blue_In_AK Apr 2012 #10

This suggests a strong case DOES exist for throwing out the election in court Ken Burch Apr 2012 #11

I can't seem to find a straightforward answer to that question Blue_In_AK Apr 2012 #12

ugh d_b Apr 2012 #4

For some reason, hatred and cheesy computer graphics carried the day. Ken Burch Apr 2012 #9