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While most Fresno State voters focus on the choice of their next president, a smaller but just as significant Nov. 4 race is going on, right in their backyard: the election of Fresno’s next mayor.

YOU DIDN’T HEAR IT FROM ME.

Now, I heard — and believe me I only just heard it — that Barack Obama isn’t prepared to serve as president on day one.

Where did I hear it? I dunno. I don’t think Clinton said it. Did she? I don’t think so. I’m just pretty sure I just heard it somewhere.

As we move toward Super Tuesday, both the Democratic and Republican fields of candidates have narrowed down to two frontrunners apiece. Here is The Collegian’s assessment of these candidates and our recommendations for voting this Tuesday.

On Feb. 5, 24 states will decide whom they want to nominate for president. California is one of these states. While the presidential field has gotten a lot less crowded, we at The Collegian believe that it’s important for voters to make informed choices.

AMERICANS DON’T VOTE FOR candidates. Americans vote against candidates.

California’s presidential primaries will be held on Feb. 5 this year, “Super Tuesday,” along with 24 other states. Have you been following the primaries and caucuses that have occurred already? Do you plan on voting? If so, whom do you plan on voting for?
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Two female students were making their way to class, when they both suddenly paused.

COME DEBATE TIME, the Republicans have a crowded stage. One of them stands to benefit from it.

One of the top stories on CNN.com yesterday bore the headline “Gender or race: Black women voters face tough choices in S.C.”