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SAM CT Endorses State Representative Caroline Simmons for Mayor of Stamford, Connecticut
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This article was originally published May 26th in The Fulcrum and can be found here. Leighninger is the director of public engagement at Public Agenda, a nonprofit,...
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By David Jolly This week will once again bring the nation together in conversation about Donald Trump’s Republican Party, as the House GOP seeks...
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By David Jolly and Michael Willner The Republican Party’s day of reckoning has arrived. The rift between mainstream conservatism and fanatic populism threatens to...
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Host David Jolly is joined by Mario Cardona, the Chief of Policy and Practice for Child Care Aware of America. CCAoA provides leadership and...
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This is a recorded webinar, originally broadcast live on February 11th, 2021. Radio & TV Personality Fernand Amandi moderates and is joined by SAM...
In the News
By Nina Pullano Originally published on Courthouse News. MANHATTAN (CN) — New York standards dictating which political parties are listed on the ballot will remain...
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Host David Jolly is joined by SAM Board Member, Duane Hughes. Duane is the Managing Director of Inclusion and Client Relationships at international law...
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Host David Jolly is joined by Michael Volpe, a New York lawyer and the Chair of the SAM Party of NY. Michael is leading...
Democracy Corner
Election changes such as ranked-choice voting and nonpartisan primaries are popping up across the country—and are already upending national politics.
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