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Special Report: Election 2012
Swing state students debate: absentee ballot or register at school?
This choice brings to mind something a politically charged Dr. Seuss would say, “One state, two state, red state, blue state.”
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What’ll it Be, Mr. President?
The Gateway Breakfast House in Portland has a wide range of belly-busting and classic American offerings, among them the cheesy […]
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Stand By Your Man
What effect do presidential wives have on voters?
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Third party candidates: A long shot worth taking?
Who are the third party candidates and how do you not know about them if they are running for president of the United States?
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Colia Clark, Green Party candidate for Senate, Strives for Change
Colia Clark is running on what she calls “a freedom agenda for the 21st century” founded on “educating, organizing, rabble-rousing.”
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Hydrofracking Becomes Issue in State Senate Race
Protecting the environment is at the core of Wagner’s campaign
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A Warzone of Harassing Comments
“I was told, basically, that I was stupid and that I just believed what religion shoved down my throat.”
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Harnessing the Youth Vote in 2012
About 17 million young adults are eligible to vote for the first time in the presidential election.
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Displacement in Staten Island worries potential voters
Voting in Staten Island after megastorm Sandy could be difficult for some residents.
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From Assembly to Congress?
Grace Meng is running to become the first Asian American elected to Congress from New York this November