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Corzine Leades Christie by Two
Posted By: Josh Goodman | September 15, 2008
An early look at the 2009 New Jersey governor's race: Governor Jon Corzine, a Democrat, leads U.S. Attorney Christopher Christie (generally regarded as the strongest ...
Categories: Polls , State Offices

Hoosier House Up for Grabs
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | September 15, 2008
Indiana Democrats are going to have a hard time defending their slim state House majority this year. They hold the chamber by the narrowest of ...
Categories: State Offices

Tarheel Tossup
Posted By: Josh Goodman | September 15, 2008
Four new polls in the North Carolina governor's race tell two different stories. Two of the polls show Democrat Bev Perdue leading by a single ...
Categories: Polls , State Offices

Casting a Paul Over the Montana Ballot
Posted By: Josh Goodman | September 12, 2008
There's more uncertainty this morning as to whether Ron Paul will appear on the Montana ballot. From the Associated Press: HELENA - Republican Ron Paul ...
Categories: National Politics

McCrory: Don't Aspire
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | September 12, 2008
It's always interesting how the statehouse races end up holding a funhouse mirror to the presidential contest. Josh posted the drill, baby, drill ad from ...
Categories: State Offices

Will Florida's Gay Marriage Ban Pass?
Posted By: Josh Goodman | September 12, 2008
Here's some interesting new polling on Florida's gay marriage ban from the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute: Florida voters support 55 - 41 percent an amendment that would ...
Categories: Ballot Measures , Social Issues

Same Old Democrats
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | September 11, 2008
Jim Scarantino, a columnist who co-chaired John McCain's 2000 campaign in New Mexico, has an interesting post up about why Barack Obama isn't running away with ...
Categories: National Politics
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Why Is This So Hard?
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | September 11, 2008
If you collect stories about voting machines going awry, you probably know we had a snafu in Tuesday's voting here in Washington, D.C. A ...
Categories: Voting Process & Voting Rules

Knowing the Drill
Posted By: Josh Goodman | September 11, 2008
Often, hot political issues in the states slowly nudge their way into national political discourse. The exact opposite seems to be happening with offshore oil ...
Categories: State Offices

"Our Gettysburg"
Posted By: Josh Goodman | September 11, 2008
Finally, both sides of the gay marriage debate have found something on which they agree: The California campaign this fall will be a seminal moment ...
Categories: Ballot Measures , Social Issues
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