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Local Election 2008 Exclusive Coverage |
KMVT Community Television brings you in-depth
and exclusive coverage of your local elections on TV and online!
Tune in to Cable Channel 15 in Mountain View, Cupertino and
Los Altos, or check online via our Webcasts to view your local
Candidate Statements, Forums, Debates and Election returns.
Educate yourself on the candidates and issues before
you vote! Election programs are cable-cast until November
4th. |
Mountain View, Cupertino &
Los Altos, CA |
November 4, 2008 Election |
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TV
Schedule
View all local election programs cable-cast on KMVT Channel
15 in Mountain View, Los Altos and Cupertino.
Candidate
Statements
Listen to your local candidates' campaign statements online
via our Webcast and also cable-cast on Channel 15.
Forums
& Debates
KMVT hosts a LIVE, call-in Mountain View City Council Candidate
Debate, and covers the Candidate Information Exchange, the
Candidates Forum, the MVLA High School Board Candidate Forum,
"The League Recommends", and the State Assembly
and Superior Court Judge Forum. Watch on TV or online!
Election
Results
Watch KMVT Channel 15 on Election Night, November
4th for Exclusive Election Returns for your local and national
election results! Results will also be posted on the KMVT
website.
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| Speak
Out on Election Issues! |
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| SPEAK
OUT
Come by to give your opinion on an issue of your choice!
Do you have an opinion you'd like to voice
on an election season issue? KMVT field reporters will be on the streets in front of Mountain View City Hall to gather your opinions
on topics that will be on the ballot this election season,
ranging from renewable energy and public transportation
to abortion and confinement of farm animals. Come by! We'll be out during these times:
WHEN:
Tuesday, October 28, 12-2pm
WHERE [MAP]
Plaza of Mountain View City Hall/ Performing Arts Center
500 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA
Corner of Castro Street and Mercy Street
Our field reporter will ask which issue you're interested
in, and conduct a quick (3 minutes or less) on your topic
of choice. The public's opinions will be aired along with
election programming this season.
View the current Speak Out here. |
Below
are just some of the State propositions or Local Measures
you might want to respond to:
- Measure B: BART Extension
- Should we increase sales tax
by 1/8 cent to Extend BART to Milpitas, San Jose,
Santa Clara, and other towns?
- Proposition 8: Eliminates Right
of Same-sex Couples to Marry
- Shall the California Constitution
be changed to eliminate the right of same-sex couples
to marry providing that only marriage between a man
and a woman is valid or recognized in California?
- Proposition 7: Renewable Energy
Generation.
- Shall government-owned utilities
be required to generate 20% of their electricity from
renewable energy by 2010, a standard currently applicable
to private electrical corporations? Shall all utilities
be required to generate 40% by 2020 and 50% by 2025?
- Proposition 2: Standards for Confining
Farm Animals
- Shall certain farm animals
be allowed, for the majority of every day, to fully
extend their limbs or wings, lie down, stand up and
turn around?
Check out the full list of Santa Clara
County voter's State
Propositions and Local
Measures. |
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