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September 18, 2010, 4:40 pm
By
Bridget Johnson and Roxana Tiron
She was booked on "Fox News Sunday" and "Face the Nation"; her campaign said she had church and a picnic.
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News, Senate races
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September 18, 2010, 4:00 pm
By
Sean J. Miller
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Interviews/Profiles
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September 18, 2010, 3:32 pm
By
Roxana Tiron
The House Republican Conference chairman also won the vice presidential straw poll, which was given to that runner-up: Sarah Palin.
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Campaign, News, Polls
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September 18, 2010, 1:50 pm
By
Roxana Tiron
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich credited Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) and Sarah Palin (R) with helping
conservative candidates storm the election scene this year.
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Campaign, Campaign committees
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September 18, 2010, 12:34 pm
By
Elise Viebeck
Meg Whitman has now spent $119 million of her personal fortune with a month and a half left to go until the election.
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News, Governor races
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September 18, 2010, 12:15 pm
By
Elise Viebeck
Bill Clinton will travel to California in mid-October to stump for Democratic governor and lieutenant governor nominees Jerry Brown and Gavin Newsom.
The former president issued an endorsement for Brown on Tuesday.
"I am very pleased to have the endorsement of President Clinton, and I look forward to campaigning with him and with Gavin Newsom," Brown responded in a statement. "President Clinton accomplished a lot for California, and we have a ticket that will accomplish a lot for California's future."
That the two will campaign together marks a new chapter in their tumultuous political history. They ran against each other for the Democratic presidential nominee in 1992, and just this year, Clinton backed Newsom — who later withdrew from the race — over Brown for governor in the Democratic primary.
Tensions flared again last week after Brown publicly referenced the Monica Lewinsky scandal, saying that Clinton did not always tell the truth. He later apologized.
The events Oct. 15 and 17 will take place in both northern and southern California.
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News, Governor races
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September 18, 2010, 10:35 am
By
Roxana Tiron
The former House speaker called Christine O'Donnell the "candidate of paychecks" running against the "candidate of food stamps."
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September 18, 2010, 9:59 am
By
Elise Viebeck
Delaware Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell (R) at one point tried witchcraft, according to a statement she made in 1999.
"I dabbled into witchcraft — I never joined a coven," she said during a previously-unaired portion of the Bill Maher Show. "But I did, I did ... I dabbled into witchcraft."
"I hung around people who were doing these things," she continued. "I'm not making this stuff up. I know what they told me they do... One of my first dates with a witch was on a satanic alter, and I didn't know it. I mean, there's little blood there and stuff like that. We went to a movie and then had a midnight picnic on a satanic alter."
O'Donnell pulled off a surprising upset over Rep. Mike Castle in the state's GOP Senate primary Tuesday, prompting many of her former critics — including Del. GOP chair Tom Ross — to encourage voters to unite behind her. She faces Democratic nominee Chris Coons, who currently leads by 11 points.
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News, Senate races
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September 17, 2010, 10:31 pm
By
Shane D'Aprile
The senator went after Joe Miller, the Tea Party and Palin, labeling herself "one Republican woman who won't quit on
Alaska."
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Campaign, Senate, Senate races
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September 17, 2010, 8:50 pm
By
Shane D'Aprile
Since upsetting party-backed Rep. Mike Castle (R-Del.) in Delaware's GOP Senate primary Tuesday, Christine O'Donnell has raised nearly $2 million online. A source with knowledge of the campaign's online fundraising operation said that not only is the money is coming in as fast as it did for Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) ahead of his special election, but that O'Donnell's raising money online at a pace that's two to three times faster than Sharron Angle in Nevada after her win in the primary. A week before his special election with Democrat Martha Coakley in Massachusetts, Brown raised $1.3 million online in a single day with some 16,000 individual donors. O'Donnell's campaign said Friday that it expects to surpass the $2 million mark sometime this weekend and said some 30,000 donors have given since her primary win Tuesday. O'Donnell's campaign is utilizing the same online fundraising team that led online efforts for Brown and is currently raising money for Angle--the Indiana-based Prosper Group. Democrats, meanwhile, are anticipating that the interest in O'Donnell's race will taper off as the general election nears with one strategist saying Friday he expects the focus to return to "more realistic opportunities" on the Senate side for Republicans.
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Senate races, Fundraising
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