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- Rossi Forecast
- One new poll has Republican challenger Dino Rossi leading Washington Gov. Christine Gregoire 47%-46%. Another, though, has Gregoire up 49%-40%. A poll released a couple ...
- Categories: Polls , State Offices
- Pittsburgh's Boy-Mayor Hasn't Picked a Horse Yet
- Pennsylvania, of course, is looming large for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, even though the PA primary doesn't occur until (ugh) April 22. But Pittsburgh's 28-year-old ...
- Categories: Local Offices , National Politics
- Gay Marriage: A Loss Is a Win?
- It wouldn't be an election year without a debate over gay marriage. Right now, the center of attention is the California Supreme Court, where the ...
- Categories: Social Issues , State Offices
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- Party Switching in Ohio
- Three Republican mayors in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, have switched to the Democratic Party, along with a juvenile court judge and another mayor who is a ...
- Categories: Local Offices
- Perdue in a Walk?
- A new poll shows North Carolina Lt. Gov. Beverly Perdue up, 52-25, over state Treasurer Richard Moore in their race for the Democratic nomination for ...
- Categories: Polls , State Offices
- Lobbying Interferes With Legislating
- Indiana state Sen. Jeff Drozda will announce his resignation today, the Indianapolis Star reports. Drozda is a lobbyist for a health insurance company (one that ...
- Categories: State Offices
- GOP Official Involved in Anti-Culver Campaign
- David Kochel, a former Iowa GOP executive director, is involved in a group that has been running ads for months critical of Gov. Chet Culver, ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Another Judge in Legal Trouble
- Philadelphia Judge Deborah Shelton Griffin sought to convince the Pennsylvania Supreme Court yesterday that she should be allowed to remain on the bench, despite a ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Judge Elected Despite Charges
- Horacio Favela, who faces felony voter fraud charges, was nevertheless elected to a municipal bench in New Mexico. It's not clear at this point whether ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Mulder Out
- Iowa Republican Sen. Dave Mulder has changed his mind, announcing that he will not run for reelection this year after all.
- Categories: State Offices
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