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Abigail Spanberger Scripts History As Virginia's First Woman Governor
Democrat Abigail Spanberger won Virginia governor's race Tuesday, defeating Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears to give Democrats a key victory heading into the 2026 midterm elections and make history as the first woman to lead the commonwealth
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Nikki Haley Elected Vice Chair Of Republican Governors Association
Indian-American South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has been elected Vice Chair of the powerful Republican Governors Association. 44-year-old Haley's elevation to this position came amid reports that she is being considered for the position of secretary of state by President-elect Donald Trump.
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Facebook Chooses New Mexico as Site for Next Data Centre
The courting of Facebook began more than a year ago with a meeting between Republican Governor Susana Martinez and Facebook executives.
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Leader David Duke Tries Political Comeback In US Senate Run
A quarter century after his credible run for governor of Louisiana rattled the national political establishment, white supremacist David Duke has jumped into the crowded competition for a U.S. Senate seat in his home state, receiving rebuke from Republicans who don't want him running on a ballot as a member of their party.
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Indiana Governor At Rally Introduces Trump As Best Person To Lead The Country
Republican Donald Trump campaigned alongside Indiana Governor Mike Pence on Tuesday evening, the latest in a series of public auditions as the billionaire businessman mulls his vice presidential pick.
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Maine Governor: Workers From India Hardest To Understand
Maine's Republican governor says it's hard to understand workers "from Bulgaria" and workers from India are "the worst ones."
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Marco Rubio Forced To Take The Offensive In Effort To Slow Donald Trump
Mainstream Republican officials and donors have lined up behind Marco Rubio in the week since former Florida Governor Jeb Bush suspended his campaign for president. And yet Rubio's team concedes that it's not enough to stop Donald Trump.
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After Marco Rubio Stumbles, Rivals See Opening In New Hampshire
Marco Rubio's uneven debate performance just few days before Tuesday's pivotal New Hampshire primary has emboldened a trio of governors seeking to stem his rise in the Republican race for president
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Marco Rubio Comes Under Withering Criticism In Republican Debate
Marco Rubio faced withering criticism of his readiness to be president and his policy depth in the last Republican debate before Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, as New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and other candidates launched an aggressive campaign to slow the Florida senator's rise.
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''Most People Expect Me To Run For President" Says Republican Texas Governor Rick Perry
Republican Texas Governor Rick Perry said he won't make up his mind about running for president until the middle of next year, but he doesn't feel pressure to announce sooner because most people expect that he will.
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Barack Obama Hasn't Done Enough to Harness Energy: Bobby Jindal
The governor of the state of Louisiana, a possible Republican presidential candidate, said on Tuesday that President Barack Obama's administration has become "science deniers," failing to do enough to harness the nation's energy potential.
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Colorado Leaders Want Gay Marriage Ban Rejected
Colorado's Democratic governor and its Republican top lawyer asked a US court Wednesday to issue an injunction declaring their state's gay marriage ban unconstitutional.
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Bobby Jindal asks Republicans to 'stop being the stupid party'
Asking Republicans to "stop being the stupid party", Louisiana's Indian American Governor Bobby Jindal forcefully rejected Mitt Romney's claim that President Barack Obama won with "gifts" to minorities and young voters.
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Mitt Romney nominated as Republican presidential candidate
Republicans bestowed their presidential nomination on Mitt Romney on Tuesday, turning to the former Massachusetts governor and multi-millionaire businessman to drive Barack Obama from the White House and usher in a new era of small-government conservatism.
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Barack Obama hits Mitt Romney's record as governor
US President Barack Obama's campaign intensified criticism of Mitt Romney's record as Massachusetts governor on Thursday, attempting to build on assertions that the Republican nominee does not relate to the troubles of America's broad middle class.
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Abigail Spanberger Scripts History As Virginia's First Woman Governor
Democrat Abigail Spanberger won Virginia governor's race Tuesday, defeating Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears to give Democrats a key victory heading into the 2026 midterm elections and make history as the first woman to lead the commonwealth
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Nikki Haley Elected Vice Chair Of Republican Governors Association
Indian-American South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has been elected Vice Chair of the powerful Republican Governors Association. 44-year-old Haley's elevation to this position came amid reports that she is being considered for the position of secretary of state by President-elect Donald Trump.
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Facebook Chooses New Mexico as Site for Next Data Centre
The courting of Facebook began more than a year ago with a meeting between Republican Governor Susana Martinez and Facebook executives.
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Leader David Duke Tries Political Comeback In US Senate Run
A quarter century after his credible run for governor of Louisiana rattled the national political establishment, white supremacist David Duke has jumped into the crowded competition for a U.S. Senate seat in his home state, receiving rebuke from Republicans who don't want him running on a ballot as a member of their party.
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Indiana Governor At Rally Introduces Trump As Best Person To Lead The Country
Republican Donald Trump campaigned alongside Indiana Governor Mike Pence on Tuesday evening, the latest in a series of public auditions as the billionaire businessman mulls his vice presidential pick.
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Maine Governor: Workers From India Hardest To Understand
Maine's Republican governor says it's hard to understand workers "from Bulgaria" and workers from India are "the worst ones."
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Marco Rubio Forced To Take The Offensive In Effort To Slow Donald Trump
Mainstream Republican officials and donors have lined up behind Marco Rubio in the week since former Florida Governor Jeb Bush suspended his campaign for president. And yet Rubio's team concedes that it's not enough to stop Donald Trump.
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After Marco Rubio Stumbles, Rivals See Opening In New Hampshire
Marco Rubio's uneven debate performance just few days before Tuesday's pivotal New Hampshire primary has emboldened a trio of governors seeking to stem his rise in the Republican race for president
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Marco Rubio Comes Under Withering Criticism In Republican Debate
Marco Rubio faced withering criticism of his readiness to be president and his policy depth in the last Republican debate before Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, as New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and other candidates launched an aggressive campaign to slow the Florida senator's rise.
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''Most People Expect Me To Run For President" Says Republican Texas Governor Rick Perry
Republican Texas Governor Rick Perry said he won't make up his mind about running for president until the middle of next year, but he doesn't feel pressure to announce sooner because most people expect that he will.
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Barack Obama Hasn't Done Enough to Harness Energy: Bobby Jindal
The governor of the state of Louisiana, a possible Republican presidential candidate, said on Tuesday that President Barack Obama's administration has become "science deniers," failing to do enough to harness the nation's energy potential.
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Colorado Leaders Want Gay Marriage Ban Rejected
Colorado's Democratic governor and its Republican top lawyer asked a US court Wednesday to issue an injunction declaring their state's gay marriage ban unconstitutional.
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Bobby Jindal asks Republicans to 'stop being the stupid party'
Asking Republicans to "stop being the stupid party", Louisiana's Indian American Governor Bobby Jindal forcefully rejected Mitt Romney's claim that President Barack Obama won with "gifts" to minorities and young voters.
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Mitt Romney nominated as Republican presidential candidate
Republicans bestowed their presidential nomination on Mitt Romney on Tuesday, turning to the former Massachusetts governor and multi-millionaire businessman to drive Barack Obama from the White House and usher in a new era of small-government conservatism.
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Barack Obama hits Mitt Romney's record as governor
US President Barack Obama's campaign intensified criticism of Mitt Romney's record as Massachusetts governor on Thursday, attempting to build on assertions that the Republican nominee does not relate to the troubles of America's broad middle class.
