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Party Loyalty
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | August 4, 2008
Jan Ting, a longtime member of the Delaware Republican state committee and the party's nominee for U.S. Senate in 2006, was asked to resign from ...
Categories: Parties & Interest Groups

South Carolina's "Libertarian" Governor
Posted By: Josh Goodman | August 4, 2008
When I was in South Carolina earlier this summer (while working on a feature story), the Democrats I spoke with started to sound like a ...
Categories: State Offices
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My Polling Wish List
Posted By: Josh Goodman | August 3, 2008
Some people have wedding registries. Some have baby registries. Some even have birthday registries (although I've read enough advice columns to know that's pretty tacky). ...
Categories: Ballot Measures , National Politics , Polls , Social Issues , State Offices
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McCain's Turn to Be Lucky
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | August 3, 2008
After stumbling consistently during Barack Obama's widely-touted tour of Asia and Europe, John McCain and his advisors turned out to have perfect timing this past ...
Categories: National Politics
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Remember, Vermont Is a Cheap State
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | August 1, 2008
Democratic House Speaker Gaye Symington raised $205,000 in the first two months of her candidacy for Vermont governor, PolitickerVT.com reports. Symington says she's pleased, but ...
Categories: State Offices

Party People
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | August 1, 2008
Eric Doster, who has served as general counsel to the Michigan Republican Party since 1992, is on next week's primary ballot for a seat on the ...
Categories: State Offices

How McCain Could Win New York
Posted By: Will Wilson | August 1, 2008
David Paterson outlines the paths for the respective candidates to win NY.
Categories: National Politics
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Ramaley Out
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | August 1, 2008
Pennsylvania state Rep. Scott Ramaley dropped out of a state Senate race yesterday. Keystone Politics reports that internal polling suggested Ramaley was bound to lose. ...
Categories: State Offices

Newsom Seeks to Build a Team
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | August 1, 2008
According to campaign finance reports due yesterday, several candidates for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors have already surpassed the $100,000 mark for their races this ...
Categories: Local Offices

Wal-Mart Targets Democrats
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | August 1, 2008
The Wall Street Journal reports today that Wal-Mart is seeking help from store managers in defeating Democrats during this election cycle, worrying that putting that ...
Categories: Parties & Interest Groups
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