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Louisiana Governor: Jindal Wins Re-Election

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West Virginia Governor: Down to the Wire

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New Hampshire Governor: Lynch Bows Out

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Will Governors Hurt GOP’s White House Prospects?

After seeing the argument multiple times that Republican governors’ low poll numbers in key states could severely damage the prospects of the eventual GOP presidential nominee, I figured it was time to track down how that argument spread and to take a look at it. On May 25, Democratic pollsters Tom Jensen and Dean Debnam of Public Policy…

West Virginia Governor: Race for the Slot

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Kentucky Governor: Insert Horse Race Analogy Here

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Mississippi Governor: Haley’s Shadow

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Louisiana Governor: Lonely at the Top

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DLC’s 100 Democrats List Predicted Governors, Stars

In the summer of 2000, Baltimore Mayor Martin O’Malley appeared on the cover of the Democratic Leadership Council’s magazine. A decade later, O’Malley was re-elected to a second term as governor of Maryland and is the new chairman of the Democratic Governors Association. O’Malley was one of the “100 new Democrats who are changing the face of the…

New Strickland poll shows Ohio Governor down three points

After a battery of recent public polls showed Gov. Ted Strickland (D) slipping in his bid for re-election, the Democratic incumbent released his own poll that shows he’s not dead yet. Former Cong. John Kasich (R) led Strickland 48%-45% in large sample of 1,200 likely voters conducted September 7-9 and 12-14 by the Feldman Group. The fact that…

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