NEW: Three Washington Candidates File Opening Day
The Missourian - 2 hours 41 minutes agoThree candidates filed Tuesday morning for Washington city offices that will be on the municipal election ballot next April.
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Three candidates filed Tuesday morning for Washington city offices that will be on the municipal election ballot next April.
The issue is reshaping the 2010 electoral landscape for a crucial constituency: women.
WASHINGTON — The congressional wing of the Republican Party remains front and center as its members battle President Obama and the Democrats over health care, financial regulatory reform, climate change and just about every other domestic issue.
WASHINGTON - House Republicans railed Friday against a plan to raise the federal debt limit by $1.8 trillion, accusing Democrats of trying to hide their profligacy by tacking it on to a must-pass defense bill.
As co-founder of MomsRising.org, Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner of Kirkland has amassed an army of 1.3 million members willing to rally, jawbone, lobby and otherwise fight for the rights of mothers and families. The group has taken an active role in promoting everything from paid family leave to universal health care and better wages for women.
Filling for local offices will open this Tuesday, Dec. 15, with city council and mayoral positions up for grabs in several county municipalities. In Washington, council positions in all four city wards will be elected to two-year terms.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Catholic bishops have emerged as a formidable force in the health care overhaul fight, using their clout with millions of Catholics and working behind the scenes in Congress to get strong abortion restrictions into the House bill.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 (UPI) -- A House ethics investigation of Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., likely will extend into 2010, insiders say, creating an election headache for House Democrats.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The controversy over Sen.
WASHINGTON — Exercising his newly influential role national Republican politics, South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint on Thursday threw his support — and his financial resources — behind a conservative candidate in a Texas Senate race.