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18 hours ago ago from Steve Mac Donald
Ken Wyler dispatched a disinterested opponent in the GOP Rockingham 8 primary winning 91% of the vote. Rumor has it that George Melvin, the supposed GOP challenger, didn't even bother to go out and vote for himself. That's kind of sad. So this is the second consecutive special House election primary where a "republican" forced a primary but demonstrated little or no interest in the process of their own campaign. Now some on the left ...
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8 hours ago ago from RealClearPolitics - Politics Nation
New Jersey Sen. Robert Menendez, chairman of Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, recently passed on to reporters the advice he gives to candidates in primaries -- save your negative campaigning for the general election. Just one day into what could be a tough primary race in North Carolina, that rule was already broken. Democrats officially got their man Monday when former North Carolina state senator Cal Cunningham announced he ...
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1 hour, 0 minutes ago ago from Roanoke Free Press
In a press release from Freda Morton , Fluvanna County Republican candidate for the 5th District Congressional nomination: Six out of seven of the Republican candidates for the nomination for the U. S. House of Representatives from Virginia's 5th Congressional District have notified unit chairs throughout the district that they prefer having that nomination made at a District Convention of party delegates in May of next year rather than ...
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CBS News State Attorney General Chosen in Primary to Replace Kennedy New York Times Josh Reynolds/AP Martha M. Coakley, seen campaigning outside the polls on Election Day, won the Democratic primary contest in Massachusetts on Tuesday for the seat that Senator Edward M. Kennedy held for 47 years. By ABBY GOODNOUGH BOSTON – Martha M. Scott Brown wins GOP primary, readies for race vs. Coakley Boston Globe Coakley Wins Democratic Race for ...
Related content18 candidates file Thursday for 2010 primary (The Port Lavaca Wave)
19 hours ago ago from Democratic Presidential Candidates 2008
A flurry of candidates filed with their respective political party on the first day to file for the March 2010 primary election, including three candidates for county judge. Read Full Story
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Martha Coakley Wins Democratic Primary for Massachusetts Senate Seat
5 hours ago ago from Politics Daily
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley easily won the Democratic primary in the race to fill the U.S. Senate seat vacated by the late Ted Kennedy, Politico reports . A former prosecutor in the Boston area, Coakley is the heavy favorite to win the January special election, where she will face Republican Scott Brown. Coakley won 47 percent of the Democratic vote, nearly doubling the 28 percent Rep. Michael Capuano received. Brown, ...
Related contentGOP gov candidate announces Illinois finance plan
6 hours ago ago from FanHouse
CHICAGO -Republican candidate for governor Andy McKenna proposed dramatically cutting state spending to rescue Illinois' finances without an income tax increase. Chicago businessman McKenna on Tuesday said the state should cut spending to 2006 levels, amounting to about a 20 percent drop. That could mean big cuts to state government while only addressing about half of the budget deficit. He didn't offer specifics about the impact on services ...
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