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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Never mind Iowa and New Hampshire. The Republican speaker of the Florida House says his state's primary 'should be at the beginning of the national conversation about who the next president is.'
A day after the Illinois Supreme Court re-instated Rahm Emanuel on the Chicago mayoral ballot, his campaign released a radio ad featuring President Obama praising his former White House chief of staff.
It was the largest defection of party members from their standard-bearer since 1913, when 23 Republicans voted for someone other than the GOP speaker nominee.
Miller argues that state law requires Lisa Murkowski's name be spelled perfectly on every valid write-in ballot.
Republican Randy Altschuler put $2.8 million of his own money into the House campaign -- and wound up losing by fewer than 300 votes.
Both parties in Congress stubbornly refuse to learn the real message of the 2010 elections -- voters hate short-term political gimmickry.
Be thankful. Campaign ads are over and GM is making money. Most of all, be thankful we're a nation of dreamers. It's what keeps us going.
How do you spell Murkowski? Alaskans who got it wrong on Senate write-in ballots on Nov. 2 could have their votes disqualified.
Republicans have more two-term presidents and had six years of control of Washington starting in 2000. Do voters like the GOP better?
Democratic Rep. Tim Bishop's reelection to a fifth term in New York has been thrown in doubt by an error in the election night tally. Could Republicans snare yet another House seat?
Malloy jumps in front of Republican Tom Foley in the Connecticut race, but -- three days after the election -- no official winner has been declared.
Gay marriage stays legal in Iowa, but three state Supreme Court justices who ruled to legalize it lost their jobs in a retention election.
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