Take Me To Post Comment Form So, Michael Antonovich is running yet again for his County Supervisor seat, and he is opposed by Stephen Mark Hinze, a 30-year-old warehouse worker from Burbank -- and running under the ticket of Party for Socialism and Liberation. For more info about the election, read one of my recent articles on the issue: http://newmedia.the-signal.com/news/article/282/ According to recent campaign literature, the party "is a newly formed working class party of leaders and activists from many different struggles, founded to promote the movement for revolutionary change." Here is there Website: http://www.pslweb.org/site/PageServer You can find out more about their specific policies on that site. There are also a variety of odd-ball parties seeking a role in this year's election, such as: -- The American Eagle Party -- Equal Justice Party -- God, Truth and Love Party (GTL) -- New World Party -- No More Black Holocaust and Reparations for Origians Now Party -- Reform Party -- United Conscious American-Africans for Peace, Success and Fairness Party -- United Conscious Builders of All Americans Equal Dream Party In 2010, the following parties are attempting to qualify: -- Anarchy and Poverty Party -- Neuroscience Party What do you make of all this? Please share your thoughts.