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A Republican with a track record of winning in one of the nation's most Democratic states and a prosecutor seeking to become Massachusetts' first female senator will compete next month in a special election that could determine the balance of power in the U.S. Senate.
A Republican with a track record of winning in one of the nation's most Democratic states and a prosecutor seeking to become Massachusetts' first female senator will compete next month in a special election that could determine the balance of power in the U.S. Senate.
A Republican with a record of winning in Democratic areas and a prosecutor seeking to be Massachusetts' first female senator face off Jan. 19.
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley won the Democratic nomination and Sen. Scott Brown won the Republican nod Tuesday night in a special primary election to narrow the field of candidates vying to succeed the late Sen. Edward Kennedy.
Cleaning up the way Washington works and providing a transparent, open government was one of President Obama's key pledges upon taking office.
FRANKFORT — Central Kentucky voters rejected an attempt by Gov. Steve Beshear to erode Republ
Forget Sarah Palin, whose fine Alaskan whine has replanted her firmly in the middle of the 2008 race that the failed vice presidential nominee’s book should have put behind her.
Democrats on Tuesday defended Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) after he made controversial remarks comparing GOP opposition to healthcare reform to the 19th-century debate Read more...
Matt Bostrom, an assistant St. Paul police chief, made his bid for Ramsey County sheriff official Tuesday at the Landmark Center in St. Paul.
From Nevada to Washington, calls were mounting Tuesday for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to apologize for comparing opponents of health care reform to supporters of slavery.
BOSTON - A special election campaign to fill the late Edward M. Kennedy's Senate seat gives state Republicans something they've sorely missed for the past three years: a place in the political spotlight.
If the Democratic and Republican parties get their way, New Hampshire may have seen the last of Christmas campaigning and primaries within days of New Year's.
Liberal and centrist Democrats worked on a deal for a public option as the majority leader’s slavery analogy drew Republican ire.
Seeking to resolve two contentious issues blocking health-care reform in the Senate, lawmakers began consideration Monday of an amendment to restrict abortion coverage, while Democrats closed in on alternatives to the public-insurance option.
HELENA — Sen. Max Baucus' disclosure last week that he recommended his girlfriend as a possible nominee for U.S. attorney earlier this year may not cause him much political heartburn, a pair of political scientists said Monday.
Naples —Collier County GOP Chairman Carla Dean has announced she will step down from her post effective Jan. 11.Dean was originally elected to the post in December 2004 and subsequently re-elected in 2006 and 2008. Dean also served as the vice chairman for one year.Dean was appointed by the Republican Party of Florida Chairman to the State Party Rules and Constitution Committee and the Women’s ...
Elliott Broidy, a leading investor in the Israeli economy and major donor and activist in the Los Angeles Jewish community, pleaded guilty on Dec. 3 to the felony charge of rewarding official misconduct, according to New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo.
True resigns as committeeman
RNC Chair Says Left Plays the Race Card When They're Not Getting What They Want
RICHMOND, Va. - Virginia's governor-elect, Bob McDonnell, may be the future of the Republican Party, if he can translate his substantial electoral victory into policy victories following his Jan. 16, 2010 inauguration as the state's first GOP governor in eight years.
Matt Bostrom, an assistant St. Paul police chief, made his bid for Ramsey County sheriff official today at the Landmark Center in St. Paul.
