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<p>Every election brings change, and local, state and national voters will soon be going to the polls to determine what course that change will take.</p>
<p>But another significant change involving elections is about to occur, and it’s something that will also affect all the voters in our region.</p>

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<p> The Mexican must take the week off because his home paper is publishing its annual Best Of issue—if the devil ever condemns you to visit Orange County, pick up the OC Weely! To honor our Best Of, here’s a doozy from 2006—if you’ve ever heard me lecture, you know of this infamous edición, which got a man in Oregon suspended from work without pay for racism AND sexual harassment because he read it there. Pinche PC pendejo Oregonians, I swear…anyhoo, enjoy!</p>

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<p>In 2010, the average of 16 polls of likely voters in Nevada suggested Sharon Angle had a firm 3 point lead, and 538’s Nate Silver gave her an 83.4% chance of winning. On election night, the results showed Harry Reid with a 5 point win — an 8 point difference from the poll averages. Why the error? Almost every statewide poll in Nevada badly missed the Latino vote. In the final analysis, Reid won close to 90% of the Latino vote, and Latino turnout was much higher than anticipated.</p>