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State Republicans Ahead in Dollars
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | March 28, 2008
Reid Wilson at Real Clear Politics answers a question I've been wondering about. If Democrats are outraising Republicans at the presidential and congressional levels, what ...
Categories: Parties & Interest Groups , Voting Process & Voting Rules

Can National Bloggers Influence State and Local Politics?
Posted By: Josh Goodman | March 28, 2008
Chris Bowers is one of the most influential Democratic bloggers around. So it's worth noting that his newest project, "From Blue to Bluer," ...
Categories: Local Offices , State Offices

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posted by Alan Greenblatt Chris Cilizza, the Washington Post's campaign blogger, has a post about state politics blogs, naming a few of his favorites and
Categories: Polls

Dingell Forever
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | March 27, 2008
There's no state or local angle to this, but I thought it was worth nothing that Congressman John Dingell, a Michigan Democrat, filed today to ...
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"A remarkable leader"
Posted By: Josh Goodman | March 27, 2008
Barack Obama had some kind words for New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg in a speech today (Obama was introduced by Bloomberg). From his prepared ...
Categories: Local Offices , National Politics

The Barack Obama of Massachusetts?
Posted By: Josh Goodman | March 27, 2008
The New York Times profiles Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, in an article that makes the inevitable (and overly simplistic) Barack Obama comparisons: Mr. Patrick, who ...
Categories: National Politics , State Offices

Bredesen's Buzz
Posted By: Josh Goodman | March 27, 2008
Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen may not get the superdelegate primary that he wants, but he is getting a higher national profile because of the idea. ...
Categories: National Politics , State Offices
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Choose Your Own Prediction
Posted By: Will Wilson | March 27, 2008
Just what are the chances that Hillary Clinton could receive more total votes than Barack Obama? Now you can decide for yourself--choose your own adventure ...
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The Jazz Vote
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | March 26, 2008
Hampton Dellinger, who admittedly is not a household name on this blog, is one of four Democrats seeking the post of lieutenant governor in North ...
Categories: State Offices

Rouson Wins Florida Seat
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | March 26, 2008
St. Pete Times : Darryl Rouson, the hard-charging attorney and former head of the local NAACP, beat out two other contenders Tuesday in the Democratic primary ...
Categories: State Offices

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