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Good News for Gregoire(?)
Posted By: Will Wilson | September 17, 2008
The Public Disclosure Commission has ruled that the Building Industry Association of Washington violated campaign finance laws by not properly reporting money it moved to ...
Categories: State Offices

Bad News for Gregoire
Posted By: Josh Goodman | September 17, 2008
Washington's economy is taking a hit at precisely the wrong moment for Gov. Christine Gregoire, who is up for reelection in November. From the Seattle ...
Categories: State Offices

2010: The Year State Politics Enters the Spotlight
Posted By: Josh Goodman | September 17, 2008
On the Fix, the Washington Post's Chris Cillizza has a good overview of the possible candidate for governor of California in 2010. The particulars of the ...
Categories: National Politics , State Offices

State Employees Won't Testify in Palin Investigation
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | September 16, 2008
I'm starting to wonder what Sarah Palin's life as governor will be like if the Republican ticket loses in November. I understand that the legislature's ...
Categories: State Offices

Four More Years of Mitch
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | September 16, 2008
Tonight, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels will square off against his Democratic challenger, former Congresswoman Jill Long Thompson, in their first debate. Somehow, I doubt it's ...
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Does Romney Think McCain Lies?
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | September 16, 2008
Andrew Sullivan has a link up to video footage of Mitt Romney, posted a couple of days ago on YouTube, calling John McCain out as ...
Categories: Polls
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Total Recall II?
Posted By: Josh Goodman | September 16, 2008
When I heard that the California Correctional Peace Officers Association is trying to recall Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, I thought, "That doesn't stand a chance.&...
Categories: State Offices

That's S-C-H-W-A-R-T-Z
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | September 15, 2008
Carol Schwartz, a longtime fixture on the Washington city council and in D.C. politics in general, has decided to run as a write-in candidate ...
Categories: Local Offices

Quadrennial, You've Got Two More Months
Posted By: Josh Goodman | September 15, 2008
From the Onion: WASHINGTON--As the leaves begin to turn and another election season draws to a close, the term "presumptive" has once again ...
Categories: National Politics , Polls

Dem Field Shaping Up in Virginia
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | September 15, 2008
Leaders of the Virginia Democratic Party on Saturday voted to choose the party's nominee for governor next year by primary. Virginia is a state where ...
Categories: State Offices

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