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- Et tu, Kentucky?
- Kentucky holds its presidential primaries on May 20 this year. But the state Senate has voted to move the 2012 primaries to Super Tuesday. I thought the ...
- Categories: National Politics , State Offices , Voting Process & Voting Rules
- A Rematch in San Diego
- There's a good reason why we haven't been writing a lot about mayor's races here on Ballot Box: Unless I'm mistaken, of the 25 largest cities ...
- Categories: Local Offices , Voting Process & Voting Rules
- Local Specials
- Council members in Montgomery County, Maryland, have set the dates for a special election to fill the seat vacated by the death of their colleague, ...
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- Another One Gone
- The Albuquerque Tribune*, the only New Mexico newspaper to win a Pulitzer Prize, has announced that Saturday's edition will be its last. *Corrected
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- One for Clinton
- Texas Sen. Leticia van de Putte, a former NCSL president, has endorsed Hillary Clinton. Van de Putte will be a Democratic National Convention co-chair and ...
- Categories: National Politics
- Not Ready for Prime Time
- Kirk Watson, a Texas state senator, fumbled in his attempt to plump for Obama on MSNBC last night. Asked to list Obama's accomplishments as a ...
- Categories: National Politics
- Self-Promotion
- I was interviewed by Ben Calhoun of Chicago Public Radio about why Illinois' state government, despite being entirely controlled by one party, has been so ...
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- New Poll Favors McCrory
- A new poll examining possible general election matchups in the North Carolina governor's race suggests Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory would be the GOP's strongest candidate. ...
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- Former Everything
- Jim Black, the former speaker of the North Carolina House, has turned in his optometric license. Black, now serving time in federal prison on corruption ...
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- Keeping the West in Play
- posted by Alan Greenblatt We've been speculating about whether immigration has been overhyped as a potent political issue, which is to say voting issue, even
- Categories: National Politics , Social Issues
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