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Lincoln Chafee, independent candidate for governor of Rhode Island, hasn't been endorsed by President Obama. But as of yet, neither has his Democratic opponent Frank Caprio.
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The timing of the president's appearance on the program hosted by Jon Stewart is intended to boost midterm election enthusiasm among young voters -- who were a key part of Obama's base in 2008.
Republicans appear to be on their way to winning significantly more seats than the 39 they need to take control of the House, according to a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll.
Sarah Palin needs to learn her Lower 48. She sends out a Twitter message backing Republican John Raese for the Senate in Pennsylvania. But Raese is running next door in West Virginia.
Frank, the Democratic chairman of the House banking committee, finds himself in a tough re-election battle in a Massachusetts district he usually wins with ease.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's favorable rating has fallen to 29 percent, down seven points from May, according to a new Gallup poll.
In a main event heavy on character attacks, Democrat Alexi Giannoulias tries to link his opponent to Karl Rove, while Republican Mark Kirk accuses Giannoulias of refusing to own up to his mistakes.
Will Ohio Democratic Governor Ted Strickland pay the price for 400,000 vanished jobs on his watch? Or is Ohio a model for how Democrats can transcend the job-loss issue?
At a Senate candidates' debate, the Republican-turned-independent criticizes the president after months of reaching out to Democrats. Republican Marco Rubio rejects the extremist tag his opponents are trying to stick on him.
He urges journalists to tell readers about the administration's accomplishments and to ignore "a bunch of TV ads" that attack his policies with sound bites.
A conservative Hispanic group hoping to get Latinos to stay home on Election Day won't be getting its message out on the Spanish-language network.
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