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Jeary Smith for Hancock County Commissioner 2006
Hancock County, IN - My name is Jeary Smith I am seeking the Republican nomination for Hancock County Commissioner in District 2. First, I would like to thank all of you that supported me four years ago. We really made a great showing 45% of the total vote. I believe that, this is OUR YEAR. With your help and that of our new supporters, we can move our County forward. So THANKS AGAIN and on to business!
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Web sites for politicians: Part I
As promised we tackle this topic with an eye toward politicians whos' technical skills range from the neophyte to the experienced. The issues surrounding the creation of a successful web presence in this arena are many and we have split this topic into two parts. Thus, while we will brush on some of the finer points of technical marketing in this article, we'll leave the majority of those points to Part II of this series. But, most importantly, we’ll try to give you the nuts-and-bolts of how you can easily, in one weekend afternoon and for less than $20, create an effective marketing tool utilizing the same technology this site runs on for your campaign and/or tenure. Click on "read more..." to begin your journey.
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Indiana State Senator seeks transparency
Indiana State Senator Beverly Gard has filed 2 bills in in the Indiana General Assembly targeting so-called "serial meetings" and penalties for knowingly breaking all open door law including the aforementioned. According to the belowmentioned this effort may appeal to Governor Mitch Daniels. For more details, visit http://www.greenfieldreporter.com .
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Back in the saddle
So finally after rounding up the ponies we're headed into the rapidly approaching general elections approaching in November. We've moved again to yet another new server that will hopefully mark the end of the technical nightmares for the immediate future. We did lose about a months worth of data in the move but es la vida . If you like to indulge in drama of the geekiest sort, you can click on "read more..." for the gory details.
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Losing numbers
Hancock County, IN - Paging through the monunds of reading missed during the past 8 months [or so], Popular Science notes the "optical-sense scan" voting system Hancock County uses loses some the fewest votes among the 5 most popular voting systems generally employed. In their November 2003 article 5 ailing ways to cast a vote the presidental election vote loss rate is 1.5% and in more local - gov./senate - elections the loss rate rises to 3.5%.
More to come when we can get to scanning the pretty table...
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