How Do I Find Out Who's Running?

[Free Palestine]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

What is your district and who is your current congressmen?

A site I would suggest you check out is  http://www.thegreenpapers.com/


Edit: Link is now correct, .

[Alexander Hamilton]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

What is your district? I have a pretty good knowledge of California's congressional delegation.

[Meeker]

www.politics1.com

Navigate to the State pages

[Free Palestine]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

What is your district? I have a pretty good knowledge of California's congressional delegation.

I believe I'm in either the 29th or 26th Congressional District.  Most likely 29th.  I'm right on the frikkin border.  For each, Politics1 only has the incumbents.

[Alexander Hamilton]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

What is your district? I have a pretty good knowledge of California's congressional delegation.

I believe I'm in either the 29th or 26th Congressional District.  Most likely 29th.  I'm right on the frikkin border.  For each, Politics1 only has the incumbents.

http://whoismyrepresentative.com/

[Meeker]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

What is your district? I have a pretty good knowledge of California's congressional delegation.

I believe I'm in either the 29th or 26th Congressional District.  Most likely 29th.  I'm right on the frikkin border.  For each, Politics1 only has the incumbents.

That's because no challengers have declared yet. There's like 15 months until the election.

[Хahar 🤔]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

Answer: Who cares? You're in California.

[Free Palestine]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

Answer: Who cares? You're in California.

Heh, gerrymandering.

[Associate Justice PiT]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

Answer: Who cares? You're in California.

Heh, gerrymandering.

     Definitely. Only with the wonders of gerrymandering can a state with 53 districts manage to have exactly 3 districts where the winner is held to under 60%.

[Free Palestine]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

Answer: Who cares? You're in California.

Heh, gerrymandering.

     Definitely. Only with the wonders of gerrymandering can a state with 53 districts manage to have exactly 3 districts where the winner is held to under 60%.

Hopefully Prop 11 will change that.  I doubt it though.  These idiotic propositions have a nasty habit of doing jack-sh**t.

[Хahar 🤔]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

Answer: Who cares? You're in California.

Heh, gerrymandering.

     Definitely. Only with the wonders of gerrymandering can a state with 53 districts manage to have exactly 3 districts where the winner is held to under 60%.

Hopefully Prop 11 will change that.  I doubt it though.  These idiotic propositions have a nasty habit of doing jack-sh**t.

Prop 11's intentions aren't bad, but the way it's executed is horrible.

[Free Palestine]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

Answer: Who cares? You're in California.

Heh, gerrymandering.

     Definitely. Only with the wonders of gerrymandering can a state with 53 districts manage to have exactly 3 districts where the winner is held to under 60%.

Hopefully Prop 11 will change that.  I doubt it though.  These idiotic propositions have a nasty habit of doing jack-sh**t.

Prop 11's intentions aren't bad, but the way it's executed is horrible.

I think a good solution would be the split-line method.  There's the problem of houses being divided between congressional districts, but that can be fixed by having houses on the border go to the district to the west (which is proposed somewhere on there).

[Хahar 🤔]

The main issue I have with congressional elections is that, atleast here, nobody campaigns, and I don't know who is running until I get the voter guide a month or so before the election.  Does anybody know of a good way to find out who's running in my district in 2010?

Answer: Who cares? You're in California.

Heh, gerrymandering.

     Definitely. Only with the wonders of gerrymandering can a state with 53 districts manage to have exactly 3 districts where the winner is held to under 60%.

Hopefully Prop 11 will change that.  I doubt it though.  These idiotic propositions have a nasty habit of doing jack-sh**t.

Prop 11's intentions aren't bad, but the way it's executed is horrible.

I think a good solution would be the split-line method.  There's the problem of houses being divided between congressional districts, but that can be fixed by having houses on the border go to the district to the west (which is proposed somewhere on there).

Hmm, I've seen that before. But that's extreme; it solves the problem of gerrymandering by eliminating any relation between districts and communal identity. Some of those districts wouldn't work well at all.

[muon2]

www.politics1.com

Navigate to the State pages

politics1 does do a good job of tracking all the likely candidates