Associated Press: Discussions of the bloodshed in Darfur and issues like climate change occur regularly in the world of politics, but lately these issues have wedged their way into often dry financial disclosures. The proxy voting forms that shareholders of mutual funds or individual stocks receive are often tossed aside as just plain boring. But investors might be surprised by the shadow that politics casts on some ballot items. Shareholders of Fidelity Investments’ huge Contrafund, which has …