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It's one of the nicest political sites we've come across. The NJ Greens also put out a newsletter that manages to combine John Anderson and Robert Richie of the Center for Voting and Democracy have proposed a good way to get campaign finance reform without a single new law. They point out that both the big parties could immediately prohibit primary candidates from taking PAC contributions and could put limits on campaign spending and contributions. A new California law will allow cars powered by natural gas or electricity to use its car pool lanes. There are now five types of electric cars for sale in the state.