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- Douglas vs. Galbraith
- It looks more and more like Peter Galbraith, a former U.S. ambassador to Croatia, will be the Democratic candidate facing Vermont Gov. James Douglas, ...
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- Ballot Box Live
- Last week, at Governing's annual Outlook conference, we spoke at a panel with our CQ colleague Greg Giroux all about politics 2008. We covered the most ...
- Categories: Ballot Measures , Local Offices , National Politics , Social Issues , State Offices , Voting Process & Voting Rules
- Support Your Local Congressman
- Maryland Congressman Albert Wynn was nearly unseated by attorney Donna Edwards two years ago and faces a serious repeat challenge from her in next Tuesday's ...
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- Archer for Governor?
- Will Dennis Archer -- a former Detroit mayor and Governing Public Official of the Year in 2000 -- run for governor in 2010? "I'm thinking about ...
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- Sites on Corriveau
- The Detroit Free Press takes a look at the political troubles of Michigan Rep. Marc Corriveau, one of about a dozen legislators facing possible recall ...
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- Obama and Clinton -- Stay Out
- Gary Pearce, a Democratic consultant in North Carolina, suggests that the prospect of the Democratic presidential nomination contest remaining competitive until his state votes in ...
- Categories: National Politics , State Offices
- A Viable Third Party, Instantly?
- Ballot Access News had quite an intriguing scoop a few weeks ago: The Vermont legislature is likely to vote to make the state the first ...
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- You Know You've Lived in DC Too Long...
- ... when you first hear that Mitt Romney has dropped out via an email from a friend who is excited that he'll now actually get to ...
- Categories: National Politics
- Later Birds Get the Worm?
- With the Dems' presidential nomination in a dead heat, there's more and more emphasis being placed on states with later primaries. Now some Dem officials ...
- Categories: National Politics , Voting Process & Voting Rules
- Meet the New Boss?
- The defeat of Proposition 93 in California means that Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez and Senate President Pro Tem Don Perata really will be term-limited out ...
- Categories: State Offices
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