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CHARLESTON — A group representing West Virginia’s judiciary has decided not to endorse a proposal to end the election of state judges along partisan lines.
Former Presidential Candidate is promoting new book in South Charleston
CHARLESTON — A group representing West Virginia’s judiciary has decided not to endorse a proposal to end the election of state judges along partisan lines.
Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer will head the Democratic Governors Association for 2009, the group announced Wednesday.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) A group representing West Virginia's judiciary has decided not to endorse a proposed end to electing the state's judges along partisan political lines. The West Virginia Judiciary Association adopted a resolution Tuesday that supports the state's current method of selecting its judicial branch.
West Virginia's top elections official believes politics, rather than serious problems with the state's voting machines, was the root of concerns this year about touch-screen electronic voting.
NITRO, W.Va. -- Nitro City Council has set Jan. 31 as the next opportunity for the citizens of Nitro to vote on the excess levy.The levy failed by seven votes on Sept. 27. Until then, it had been approved by voters each time it appeared on the ballot sinc...
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MARTINSBURG, W.Va. Two candidates for a circuit judgeship in the Eastern Panhandle spent nearly one-third of a million dollars in a race that might set a new mark in campaign spending.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Former Dunbar mayor Roger Wolfe, who was removed from office in October after a three-judge panel ruled that he repeatedly and illegally overstepped his authority, has filed an appeal with the state Supreme Court.In a 41-page petition ...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Saying there could be dip in city fortunes next year, Mayor Danny Jones urged City Council members to be frugal.That means ending Regatta, as Jones suggested two weeks ago, and may also mean the city should not help pay for the propose...
