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- Watching the Kansas Senate
- Stay Red Kansas offers a roundup of contested primaries for Senate seats.
- Categories: State Offices
- Voting Statewide
- The Tennessee Senate is debating a proposal to allow direct elections for lieutenant governor and secretary of state. Love this argument against: But Sen. Douglas ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Red-Meat Republicans
- State Sen. Fred Smith has the edge in informal straw polling among North Carolina's GOP gubernatorial candidates, Under the Dome reports. He has won six ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Registro al Voto
- Elected officials and Hispanic leaders in Broward County are kicking off a formal effort to encourage Latinos to register and vote, the Sun-Sentinel says. More ...
- Categories: Voting Process & Voting Rules
- Call Back Later
- posted by Alan Greenblatt Michigan Rep. Rick Jones proposes legislation that would put political robocalls on the national do-not-call list. As of now, they count
- Categories: State Offices
- Cities Want a Say
- As I mentioned in this Governing feature, the National League of Cities is making a concerted effort to inform the presidential candidates about the issues ...
- Categories: Local Offices
- Gavin for Governor
- I can remember when San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom used to talk about how his support for gay marriage doomed his chances for higher office. ...
- Categories: Local Offices , State Offices
- Post-Racial Paradox
- Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is a "post-racial black leader" (a phrase that may or may not be contradictory). He won his office with ...
- Categories: Local Offices , National Politics
- Immigration Still a Dud
- Sorry to keep flogging away on this point, but a new Houston Chronicle poll provides more fodder for Ballot Box's pet argument that immigration is ...
- Categories: Social Issues
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- What About the Sub-Carpathian Ruthenians?
- I realize that much of the political analysis of the presidential campaign has turned on demographics -- Latinos not liking a black candidate, women and ...
- Categories: National Politics
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