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2014 elections
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Meet the Kingmakers
By Ben Wieder, Kytja Weir, Reity O'Brien, Rachel Baye / Center for Public Integrity
Secretive Nonprofits Flourished in 2014 State Elections
By Center for Public Integrity / Reity O'Brien
Democrats, Republicans Call Off Election Night Parties In DC
By Jay Newton-Small
No, Republicans Aren’t Yet Winning the Women's Vote
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Courts Shoot Down Voter ID Laws in Texas and Wisconsin
Some say voter ID laws are discriminatory, while others argue they prevent voter fraud
By Maya Rhodan
October 10, 2014
Court Blocks Parts of North Carolina Voting Law
North Carolina's law has been fiercely criticized by voting rights advocates
By Maya Rhodan
October 1, 2014
This Candidate Will Pay For Your Gas to Smash a Toy Train
The underdog Republican gubernatorial candidate is going to extreme measures to bring out supporters
By Alex Rogers
September 24, 2014
Midterm Elections See a Surge in Energy, Environment Ads
Projected to hit highest level ever
By Alex Rogers
September 23, 2014
Iowa Absentee Ballots Have Nearly Doubled Since 2010
Enthusiasm is building ahead of November's election to replace retiring Democratic Sen. Tom Harkin
By Alex Rogers
September 22, 2014
Kentucky Democrat's Ad Takes Shots at McConnell, Obama
"I'm not Barack Obama," says gun-toting senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes, before lecturing Republican opponent on how to hold a firearm
By Alex Rogers
September 15, 2014
Wendy Davis Campaign Accuses GOP Opponent of Ignoring Abuse Allegations
The ad accuses Texas Attorney General of doing nothing about allegations of abuse at a state run school in 2005
By Maya Rhodan
September 15, 2014
Scott Brown Threatens Lawsuit
At issue is the federal government’s definition of the word “lobbyist”. The Republican Senate candidate for New Hampshire currently trails his opponent by 6 points
By Alex Rogers
September 8, 2014
Scott Brown's New Plan to Lure Women: Awards
The recipient is puzzled and embarrassed by the honor
By Jay Newton-Small
September 7, 2014
Michelle Nunn Grabs Zell Miller Endorsement
Former Georgia governor and U.S. Senator Zell Miller gives a boost to the Nunn campaign
By Alex Rogers
August 15, 2014
Republican Bashes Michelle Nunn Over Lobbyist Deal
David Perdue, the Georgia Republican businessman running for Senate, criticized his Democratic opponent Michelle Nunn over a land deal she struck with two Washington lobbyists four years ago. The deal protected from future development large...
By Alex Rogers
August 14, 2014
Immigration Not Top Election Issue on Arizona-Mexico Border
Even on the southern border, economic concerns reign supreme
By Alex Rogers
August 13, 2014
Hawaii Faces Biggest Primary in Years Under the Threat of Twin Storms
Storms make the close races for governor and Senate difficult to predict
By Jay Newton-Small
August 8, 2014
Tennessee House Race Is Too Close to Call
Recount all but certain as voters forgive disgraced congressman
By Jay Newton-Small
August 8, 2014
Third-Party Candidates Could Disrupt 2014 Midterms
Most are right-leaning, potentially threatening GOP bid for control of the Senate
By Jay Newton-Small
July 30, 2014
Obama Eyes Major Immigration Move
The President may be preparing to provide temporary legal status to millions of undocumented immigrants
By Alex Altman
July 24, 2014
Senate GOP Blocks Contraception-Coverage Bill
Democrats are using Hobby Lobby to get women to the polls in 2014
By Jay Newton-Small
July 16, 2014
Big Business Saves GOP
Business group has been major force in 2014 races
By Alex Altman
July 14, 2014
Mississippi Tea Party Challenger Wants Do-Over
Alleges rampant voter fraud tipped the election to incumbent Thad Cochran
By Alex Altman
July 9, 2014
Billionaire Swings Primary for Pro-Gay Republican
American Unity PAC plays a decisive role in New York GOP primary.
By Zeke J Miller
June 28, 2014
Rock the Vote Is Back to Fire Up Millennials
The dream of the 90s is alive in politics
By Nolan Feeney
June 23, 2014
Koch Foundation Gives $25 Million to United Negro College Fund
The sizeable gift from the lightning rod conservative group is the fifth largest the UNCF has ever received
By Denver Nicks
June 6, 2014
Clay Aiken Holds Slim Lead in North Carolina Democratic Primary
The
American Idol
runner-up is ahead by just 372 votes, with all precincts reporting, but the race has still not been called
By Eliana Dockterman
May 7, 2014
Tea Party Loses N.C. Primary
Establishment Republicans won a key primary victory in North Carolina on Tuesday, pitting a moderate against Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan this fall
By Sam Frizell
May 7, 2014
Activists Press Obama on Immigration
With 10 months passed since the Senate passed comprehensive immigration reform, with the House unlikely to follow before midterm elections, activists are calling on President Obama to exercise executive authority on deportations
By Alex Altman
April 21, 2014
Indians To Spend $5 Billion On Poll Campaign
India's politicians are expected to spend around $5 billion on their campaigns, which makes these polls second only to the U.S. presidential elections in terms of expense
April 11, 2014
McConnell Opponent is Big on Style, Less So on Detail
Senate hopeful Alison Lundergan Grimes has slick campaign events, but avoids getting pinned down on policy
By Jay Newton-Small / Hopkinsville, Ky.
March 20, 2014
Club for Growth Endorses Dan Sullivan in Alaska
The Club for Growth gives Dan Sullivan a leg up in his bid to unseat Sen. Mark Begich
By Alex Altman
March 12, 2014
Gillibrand: Hillary Will Win
New York Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand tells TIME she'll consider running "someday," but says Hillary Clinton will be "our first woman president." Days after her sexual assault bill failed to overcome a filibuster, she adds "I will certainly never give up the fight"
By Jay Newton-Small
March 11, 2014
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