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- The Spitzer Effect
- New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer announced last September that he wanted to change driver's license policy as it relates to illegal immigrants. He succeeded, although ...
- Categories: Social Issues , State Offices
- McClintock May Get In
- State Sen. Tom McClintock, a prominent California conservative, looks likely to enter the growing field of GOP candidates looking to succeed Congressman John Doolittle, a &...
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- Wisconsin by the Numbers
- Barack Obama won Wisconsin's Democratic primary yesterday by 17%--a crushing victory in a state where the Clinton camp was really hoping to stanch the bleeding. ...
- Categories: National Politics , Polls
- Democrats Gain in Virginia
- The Democrats have picked up a seat in the Virginia House of Delegates in a special election. From the AP: RICHMOND, Va. - Former Del. ...
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- Calling It Quits
- Things are going to look different around a couple of Northeastern legislatures next year. Ahead of April's primary, 21 Pennsylvania lawmakers have announced that they will ...
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- Crist's Chance
- Speculation that John McCain might pick Florida Gov. Charlie Crist as his running mate is picking up predictable steam, not just in Florida but in ...
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- Is McCain Mean Enough?
- A poster on washingtonpost.com raises a point that I've been thinking about: "McCain is too decent (and has been on the wrong end ...
- Categories: National Politics
- Get on the O Train
- Fifteen Ohio state legislators today endorsed Obama. Fourteen state legislators had previously endorsed Clinton.
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- Respect for the Institution
- South Carolina's legislature will be debating a bill that would allow lawmakers to carry concealed weapons on capitol property. The State reports: The bill's sponsor ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Farnese Going After Fumo
- Larry Farnese, who narrowly lost to Pennsylvania state Rep. Babette Josephs two years ago, has dropped the idea of a rematch in favor of a ...
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