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Hoffman 'reconcedes' in NY House race The Hill Hoffman "unconceded" earlier this month after a report showed Rep. Bill Owens's (DN.Y.) margin of victory was lesser than previously thought. "Since the morning of Nov. 4, many of...
New York Still Counting Votes in Special US House Election Ballot Access As of November 23, the tally in New York's special election from November 3, 2009, for the US House, 23rd district, stands at: Bill Owens (Democrat,...
News Type: Event — Seeded on Tue Nov 17, 2009 6:09 AM EST Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman has "unconceded" in New York's special House election after reports that the vote margin between him and Rep. Bill Owens (D)...
Sarah Palin is embarking on what is likely to be the most commercially successful book tour by a politician since President Obama launched "The Audacity of Hope" three years ago. Obama's book tour spawned a presidential...
By Greg Giroux, CQ-Roll Call Greg Giroux, Cq-roll Call – 37 mins ago Freshman Reps. But Perriello and Nye are taking different tacks in their voting behavior and campaign styles as they prepare to seek re-election against...
HARRISBURG -- The public corruption charges that Attorney General Tom Corbett has filed against 12 House Democratic caucus members and 10 Republican caucus members seem certain to become major elements in campaigns for governor...
Former House Speaker charged with 82 felonies Former House Speaker John Perzel, one of the most powerful members of the General Assembly since 1994, was charged Thursday with 82 felonies for allegedly masterminding a...
Election Day 2009 has come and gone. Relatively speaking, this election was as insignificant as any off-year election is, as opposed to a mid-term election, but it still could have been an important year for the Libertarian...
According to this newspaper story, the totals for the special U.S. House election on November 3 are now: Bill Owens (Democratic, Working Families) 66,698; Doug Hoffman (Conservative) 63,672. The story does not give an updated...
The newest Gallup numbers show independents leaning to the GOP by 52% to 30%. By JOHN FUND Democrats have reason to look over their shoulder as the 2010 elections approach. In the wake of GOP victories in last week's elections...
