War, economy, health care key issues for voters: At CSUMB, students enthusiastic about change

Feb. 6--The war, the economy, change and the character of the candidates were among the hot-button issues that attracted tens of thousands of residents to polling places Tuesday in Monterey County. After casting his ballot at the United Methodist Church on North Madeira Avenue in Salinas, 67-year-ol...

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Published inMcClatchy - Tribune Business News
Main Author Tompa, Rachel
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Tribune Content Agency LLC 06.02.2008
Subjects
Electoral reform
Iraq War-2003
Local elections
Methodist churches
Presidential elections
Voting
Voting machines
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Summary:Feb. 6--The war, the economy, change and the character of the candidates were among the hot-button issues that attracted tens of thousands of residents to polling places Tuesday in Monterey County. After casting his ballot at the United Methodist Church on North Madeira Avenue in Salinas, 67-year-old Diego Renteria said he remembered good economic times during Bill Clinton's presidency, so he is casting his lot with Hillary Clinton.