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Taylor Yarkosky says Anthony Sabatini fraudulently included names on Lake Co. GOP petition
The former and current Lake County GOP Chairs' latest battle involves whether a meeting should take place in March or April.
Trump used to be kryptonite for GOP in Virginia, but not this year
In a Virginia election year, it might seem as though the Trump administration’s efforts to slash the federal workforce and ...
WVTF12h
Virginia statewide candidates submit signatures to get on the ballot
A handful of the nearly 20 candidates for statewide office in Virginia this year were at Virginia’s Department of Elections ...
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Legislature stumbles into final weeks of session in a tax-fight funk: Legislative recap
The session hasn't reached a total deadlock on passage of legislation over the tax debate as some had feared, but it has ...
California Republicans say they’re making a comeback. Can they keep Trump at arm’s length?
After flipping three seats in the state Legislature last fall and increasing President Donald Trump’s vote share in nearly ...
Warned Off Meeting Voters, Republicans Who Do Confront Anger and Unease
In a deeply conservative district and a more liberal one, two Republicans found uncertainty and anxiety about the Trump ...
House Republicans targeting 26 Democrats on initial midterm list
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) rolled out a list of 26 vulnerable House Democrats it plans to target ...
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In deep blue New York state, GOP hopefuls plot for a red wave in 2026
Prominent Republicans like Nassau County executive Bruce Blakeman and Rep. Mike Lawler are eyeing statewide runs.
Is this the end of the Department of Education? | The Excerpt
Recent moves by President Donald Trump and his administration could signal the beginning of the end for the U.S. Department ...
Government shutdown averted | The Excerpt
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Virginia state office candidates begin submitting signatures to qualify for the ballot
To qualify for the ballot, candidates for Virginia state office must submit at least 10,000 signatures, including at least 400 of qualified voters from each Congressional district.