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- "A great governor"
- John McCain had very kind words for Florida Gov. Charlie Crist yesterday, as the New York Times reports: There, Mr. McCain, of Arizona, praised Mr. ...
- Categories: National Politics , State Offices
- A Friday Diversion
- Trying to avoid doing work this fine Friday? I highly recommend the do-it-yourself delegate predictors out there, such as the ones at Slate or Forbes. ...
- Categories: National Politics
- What's Off the Record?
- Samantha Power, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and Obama adviser, told The Scotsman that Hillary Clinton is a "monster." But look at the quote: &...
- Categories: Polls
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- So Far, Not So Good
- Sacramento Bee coverage of the mayor's race just getting underway: Sacramento Mayor Heather Fargo, who launched a grenade at challenger Kevin Johnson by accusing him ...
- Categories: Local Offices
- Party Poopers
- by Will Wilson Jay Cost has another great post over at HorseRaceBlog examining the systematic biases of the Democratic party's nomination process (note that Jay ...
- Categories: National Politics , Voting Process & Voting Rules
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- Wright's Days Are Numbered
- The North Carolina House committee looking into allegations of fraud perpetrated by Rep. Thomas Wright finds a "breathtaking" level of it, according to ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Mannix (Remember That Show?)
- Kevin Mannix, a former five-term Republican member of the Oregon House and ballot initiative maven, announced his run for Congress. Mannix had considered another run ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Women's History Month
- Michigan Liberal profiles the 22 Democratic women in the Michigan legislature.
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- Which Way They Lean
- Lou Jacobson surveys the political map and presents his best early guesses about which ways various states are likely to lean in the presidential race. ...
- Categories: National Politics
- Recall Law Advances in Illinois
- Currently, Illinois law doesn't allow elected officials to be recalled. But legislators in an Illinois House committee unanimously approved a bill yesterday to create a ...
- Categories: State Offices , Voting Process & Voting Rules
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