With the cost of TV, Lawn Signs and get-out-the-vote "incentives," Jack's money was crucial when the bank accounts were overdrawn.
On one side, the federal government has an interest in reducing costs, while on the other side, state governors have a vote-buying incentive to increase caseloads.
A second vote, approving incentives to lure a high-powered research lab to the state, split largely along party lines.
A commercial running here on Thursday morning highlighting Mr. McCain's votes against incentives for alternative energy misleadingly asserts he supports tax breaks for "one source of energy: oil companies".
When I was in the Texas House I voted for incentives for Texans to become more energy efficient by driving cleaner cars.
Adam Turel, Bournemouth: I will always vote but there is no incentive to vote in a safe seat which returns the same party colours every time.
But that, too, provided another outlet for skirmishing between the Clinton and Obama campaigns, with the latter accusing Mrs. Clinton of voting against tax incentives for ethanol in the past.
Among them will probably be a proposal to make all EU countries take at least one of four steps to reward investors who hold shares for two years: extra voting rights, tax incentives, loyalty dividends or loyalty shares.
Brad Friedman, a liberal blogger and longtime critic of electronic voting, said that incentives to print paper ballots would help, but that without a federal mandate some voters would still have no choice but to use touch-screens.
Once the election is over, Nelson said, the organization will be launching BGV University, through which leaders from the group will go to different schools to focus on teaching about the voting process with incentives and games for the students. .
