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The race to replace John Yudichak in the state House of Representatives will come down to Republican Rick Arnold facing off against one of three Democrats in November. Just which Democrat will be decided by party voters in May.
Today at 5 p.m. is the state deadline for interested Republican and Democrat candidates to file nominating petitions with the Department of State in Harrisburg. The Times Leader will continually update the list of candidates who have filed their petitions to have their name appear on the May 18th Primary Election ballot.
Luzerne County Republican minority Commissioner Stephen A. Urban said he has decided to run for both state Senate and lieutenant governor.
In Luzerne County, no endorsements of Republican or Democratic political candidates have been made by either party and some hope it stays that way.
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The political team that helped Scott Brown stage his improbable victory in the Massachusetts Senate race wants to apply its winning strategy elsewhere this election year. First stop: Rhode Island.
The Shawmut Group, led by aides to former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, is helping GOP congressional candidate John Loughlin, who's campa
Democrats facing strong headwinds this election season have at least one reason for optimism, according to polling that found the party's large African-American voting bloc eager to stay involved even without Barack Obama on the ballot.
About two-thirds of black adults in four states say they are closely following news about the upcom
The Senate's top Republican says he didn't like a recent GOP appeal to party donors that was based on stoking fear and negative feelings toward President Barack Obama and other Democrats.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky says he doesn't understand why anyone thought such an appeal would help the GOP.
The p
Tim Kaine spent President Barack Obama's first year in office pulling double duty as Virginia's governor and the Democratic National Committee chairman _ and weathering criticism that he was an ineffective, absent party leader.
Now freed from the responsibilities of elected office and with the White House struggling to communicate wit
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