Wyoming: 12 want to be state's governor
A dozen candidates -- seven Republicans and five Democrats -- on Wyoming's gubernatorial ballots Tuesday don't surprise at least one political scientist.
Primary Results: 71 percent of voters approve Prop C
Proposition C has passed by a wide margin with 71 percent of voters saying yes (100 percent of Precincts Reporting).
Tea Party Express leader steps away
Today the Tea Party Express received a letter from Mark Williams expressing his desire to separate himself completely from the Tea Party Express. Over a month ago, Williams stepped down as Chairman of the organization to pursue other activities, but still offered to remain available as a spokesperson as needed in the future. Today, he went further to completely cut his ties to the Tea Party Express.
Controversy over anti-Islam bus ad
A conservative legal group in Michigan says it is has asked a federal court to order a Detroit bus agency to run ads aimed at Muslims who want to leave Islam.
Missouri gets a small boost to budget that could pay big by 2014
Missouri State Treasurer Clint Zweifel reported Thursday that the state will earn an extra $1 million on its investments made in the first six months of 2010. The extra cash came from investment rules passed in 2009.
Blagojevich wiretaps released to the public
Now anyone with a computer and an internet connection can hear exactly what former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich said in the wiretapped phone calls.
Carnahan and Martin respond to President’s address
Tuesday night President Obama addressed the nation from a televised event in the White House’s Oval Office. The focus of the address was about the continued oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico. The President called the leak “the worst environmental disaster America has ever faced.”
GOP support for Tea Party policies grows
More than two-thirds of U.S. Republican voters said they agree with the core policies of the Tea Party, a survey indicated.
Congressman apologizes for attacking student
U.S. Rep. Bob Etheridge, D-N.C., apologized Monday for grabbing one of two aggressive young videographers who wouldn't identify themselves.
Potential jurors discussed Blago trial
Jurors awaiting questioning in Rod Blagojevich's case in Chicago discussed the trial's coverage despite being told not to do, a former prospective juror said.
S.C. GOP calls on Knotts to resign
A South Carolina state senator says he "could care less" that Republicans urged him to resign for using a racial slur to describe a GOP candidate for governor.
Missouri Republican Party launches new MOGOP.ORG
The Missouri Republican Party Thursday launched the new www.mogop.org. Designers said the website has been redesigned and updated to educate visitors about conservative issues in the 2010 election.
Poll: Incumbent popularity at all-time low
Voter support for U.S. congressional members is at an all-time low and incumbency is a dirty word for those polled, a Washington Post-ABC News poll indicated.
Poll: Voters prefer neophyte to experience
Registered voters are more likely to say they'd vote for a political newbie than one who previously served in U.S. Congress, a poll released Tuesday indicated.
Montana: Tea Party could be influence
Tea Party organizers say the grassroots confederation could be a chance for candidates supporting the movement to make waves in Montana and nationwide.
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