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Envirowonk Super Tuesday Poll Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 05 February 2008
Who Did You Vote For?
 
How much did your candidates' position on environmental and energy issues factor into your vote?
 
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Anonymous   | 68.81.18.xxx | 2008-02-05 17:06:49
The poll has a error by the way,
I really hope McCain wins ;]
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HanksBiggestFan - =]   | 68.81.18.xxx | 2008-02-05 17:07:28
Love the website&first to post :D
cant wait for more
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Melissa - broken poll   | 64.190.70.xxx | 2008-02-06 08:35:39
Can't get it to work.

Go Obama!
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domma - Coal and Green Building   | 69.245.42.xxx | 2008-02-09 03:18:08
I can't get the poll to work. But I'll say Obama's ties to the (unclean) coal industry in Illinois concern me (and Al Gore). I also can't find anything on Obama's web site about green building.

Hillary has a great plan, though, that isn't just about energy independence, but green building. With executive authority she'll be able to green all the federal buildings in the executive branch without waiting on Congress. She has a plan to retrofit and modernize public housing and provide subsidies for low-income families to do the same. Plus, a plan to promote green private sector buildings: rooftop gardens, solar cell windows, water collection... I went to an young voter's event with Chelsea and the environment came up; Chelsea lit up talking about her mom's ideas.
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