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Bill would return California’s 2012 presidential primary to June
The measure’s sponsor, Assemblyman Paul Fong, says consolidating the presidential and state primaries in June would save tens of millions of dollars. For years, Sacramento lawmakers worked to give California voters a bigger say in national politics by scheduling the state’s presidential primary as early as they could.
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Stunning Primary Season Reaches A Stunning End
Tea Party-fueled results in Delaware, New York and New Hampshire cap a wild run-up to the crucial midterm elections in November. Hang on, as this year anything can happen — and does.
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In Alaska, Sen. Murkowski concedes GOP primary bid
With absentee and provisional ballots still being counted, the favored incumbent acknowledges she cannot make up enough votes to defeat ‘tea party’-backed Joe Miller. Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski conceded the state’s Republican primary to her “tea party”-backed rival Tuesday night, an outcome that illustrated voters’ anger with the Washington establishment and the power of former Gov. Sarah Palin …
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Alaska primary undecided, but Sarah Palin wins
WASHINGTON — No matter how the too-close-to-call Republican Senate primary in Alaska turns out, the results have given a boost to at least one GOP politician who wasn’t on the ballot: Sarah Palin.
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Nation’s eye turns to Florida primary voting
The Sunshine State tests a variety of political trends dominating election 2010.
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Primary losses blunt Palin’s ‘mama grizzly’ claws
It’s been a summer of setbacks for Sarah Palin. Candidate “cubs” endorsed by the Mama Grizzly in Chief have been suffering a recent string of primary election losses.
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Primary losses dull Palin’s “mama grizzly” claws
Endorsements for candidates in Washington, Georgia and Kansas ushered her “cubs” straight out of contention
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What’s nation’s political mood? These primary races provide clues
Primary elections in Georgia, Colorado, Minnesota and Connecticut today will provide perhaps the best snapshot of the electorate’s mood since May 18, when Pennsylvania Sen. Arlen Specter was ousted in a Democratic primary and Arkansas Sen. Blanche Lincoln was forced into a runoff by Lt. Gov. Bill Halter.
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Democrats see good news in primary results
After hearing months of dire political predictions, President Barack Obama’s Democrats took heart on Wednesday from primary results that spared an endangered senator and highlighted Republican Party divisions ahead of November’s elections.
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Fiorina Hasn’t Tapped Wealth Since Primary
After spending big in the state’s GOP primary, U.S. Senate candidate Carly Fiorina is so far holding onto her wallet in her bid to unseat Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer.
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