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- DLCC Spin
- I was surprised to see that the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee's press release trumpeting the party's pickups in three special elections in recent days trumpets ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Bloomberg Says No
- He's told us once, he's told us a thousand times, but now he means it. Michael Bloomberg is not running for president. AP: "I ...
- Categories: Local Offices , National Politics
- Hackney's Largesse
- Since the only people who I know for sure regularly read this blog work at NCSL, I will note that Joe* Hackney, the North Carolina ...
- Categories: State Offices
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- The Down-Ballot Effect
- When was the last time you heard of a Democrat in the Deep South feeling encouraged because of the top of the party's national ticket? ...
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- Fundraising Sessions
- Like many other states, Maryland bans legislators from fundraising during regular sessions. However, they're free to pass the hat during special sessions, a loophole many ...
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- Still a Glass Ceiling
- Jodi Rell, back in Connecticut, recounts this tidbit from the governors' dinner with President Bush: The sports-minded commander-in-chief asked whose state had the best basketball ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Plumping for Obama
- While in DC the other day, six Democratic governors appeared at a last-minute, $500-$1000 per person (and up, of course) fundraiser for Obama.
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- Top GOP Targets
- Jim Blaine, director of the North Carolina GOP Senate election committee, runs down the 10 districts where he thinks his candidates have the best shot of ...
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- They're Super
- Former North Carolina Gov. Jim Hunt makes the case in favor of superdelegates in the Washington Post: In creating superdelegates, the Democratic Party recognized the ...
- Categories: National Politics , State Offices
- Begich to Run for Senate
- Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich is announcing today that he is running against Ted Stevens for U.S. Senate this year. Anchorage is a good base ...
- Categories: Local Offices
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