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163 | 104 | 168 |
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The "Face of the New South" and candidate for South Carolina governor is ahead in the polls, though recent news stories and nagging questions have tightened the race a bit.
The three-way Massachusetts governor's race is a wild and woolly affair as Democrat Gov. Deval Patrick tries to keep his job in a year when voters are turning on incumbents.
Proposition 19, California's ballot measure to legalize marijuana, has two new friends: Facebook co-founders Sean Parker and Dustin Moskovitz have given $170,000 to back the proposal.
For the second time in two days, a prominent Republican -- former Nevada First Lady Dema Guinn -- has announced support for the Democratic incumbent in the tight race against his GOP opponent, Sharron Angle.
The Republican in New Jersey's 3rd House district race blasts his Democratic rival amid mounting evidence that Democrats put tea party candidate Peter DeStefano on the ballot to split the conservative vote.
Records obtained by AP show the Wisconsin Republican who campaigns against government subsidies to business employs prison inmates at his factories whose health care costs are paid by the state. Democrats accuse him of hypocrisy.
Will disparaging comments about Mormons and Harry Reid made by her former minister hurt or help the Senate candidate with her conservative base?
Voters who consider themselves conservatives, and those who say they're Republicans or GOP-leaning make up a majority of those who tell Gallup pollsters they're likely to vote this year.
In their first meeting since Joe Miller beat her in the GOP primary, Sen. Lisa Murkowski challenges his rejection of "pork." She says federal aid to build infrastructure in the still-young state is vital.
An aide to the Democratic candidate for California governor insulted Jerry Brown's Republican opponent during a private conversation that was caught on tape, suggesting that Meg Whitman would sell out to special interests.
In the final debate of their tightening race, Gov. Ted Strickland blames the Bush administration and Wall Street for the recession, while GOP challenger John Kasich faults big government, high taxes and too much government regulation.
After a poll showed Mormons drifting to Democratic challenger Keith Allred, Mitt Romney and his religion landed smack in the middle of a tightening race for Idaho governor.
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