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Cantor backs Bolling in 2013 Virginia governor's race
A day after easily winning his Republican primary battle, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Virginia has taken sides in the state's already tense nomination fight for next year's governor's race. Cantor endorsed Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling over tea party...
Tags: Tea Party Movement, Bill Bolling, Elections, Executive Branch, Primaries
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GOP primary clears the way for battle between Allen and Kaine
ReporterTwo former Virginia Governors, two of the state's best-known politicians, are now on a collision course toward the November election. George Allen's victory over three Republican rivals in Tuesday's primary, cleared the way for the contest with...Tags: Television Stations, Primaries, Government, Politics, Regional Authority
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Broward's political family ties: Look who's related
Hollywood Mayor Peter Bober is the brother of Broward Circuit Judge Bernie Bober. Broward’s Property Appraiser Lori Parrish is married to Geoffrey Cohen, Broward circuit judge. Broward County Commissoner Stacy Ritter is the...Tags: Hollywood (Broward, Florida), Local Government, Lobbying, Politics, U.S. Congress
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Republican candidates for U.S. Senate debate in Roanoke
Roanoke was the setting Saturday for the first of three debates for a statewide election. The Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate went head to head Saturday afternoon at the Sheraton. Four candidates are vying for the republican nomination for the...
Tags: Tea Party Movement, Virginia General Assembly, Elections, Political Candidates, U.S. Senate
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Kaine to report $2.2 million raised in 1st quarter
Democrat Tim Kaine has raised $2.2 million in his first-quarter fundraising in his Virginia U.S. Senate race. The former governor will also report in his filings to the Federal Election Commission later this month that his campaign had $4.4 million on...
Tags: Jim Webb, Tea Party Movement, Federal Election Commission, Elections, U.S. Senate
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Kaine, Warner address jobs, federal budget during visit to western Virginia
ReporterOne day after announcing his plan to strengthen the nation’s economy, Democratic candidate Tim Kaine brought his campaign for the U.S. Senate to the Roanoke Valley. U.S. Senator Mark Warner joined Kaine for a campaign swing that started Thursday...Tags: Politics, Regional Authority, Public Finance, Harrisonburg (Harrisonburg, Virginia), Executive Branch
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Republican Senate candidates to meet Saturday in Roanoke
ReporterWho will win the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate? George Allen might be the frontrunner, but three other candidates are saying not so fast. All four will face off in Roanoke this weekend. The Republican Party of Virginia has scheduled...Tags: Tea Party Movement, Elections, Politics, Falls Church (Falls Church, Virginia), Parties and Movements
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Tim Conrad: I'm running for U.S. Senate seat in Virginia
The father of a Roanoke County soldier killed last month in Afghanistan over the burning of the Quran has launched a campaign to run as an independent candidate for theU.S. Senate seat in Virginia.
Tim Conrad is in the process of filing the necessary...Tags: U.S. Army, U.S. Senate, Politics, Roanoke County, Timothy M. Kaine
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Roanoke to host GOP Senate debate on April 28
The Virginia Republican Party has announced the dates for its three U.S. Senate primary debates.
The debates are set for April 28 in Roanoke, May 11 in Hampton Roads and May 25 in northern Virginia. The party said Friday that specific locations,...Tags: Jim Webb, Tea Party Movement, Hampton Roads, Executive Branch, U.S. Senate
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Allen collected $1 million in 2011 final quarter
Republican Senate candidate George Allen says he collected a little more than $1 million in the final three
months of last year and started 2012 with about $2 million on hand.
That would bring total fundraising for Allen's quest to win back the Senate...Tags: Jim Webb, Elections, U.S. Senate, Politics, Republican Party
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Border Patrol to toughen policy
SAN DIEGO (AP) -- The U.S. Border Patrol is moving to halt a revolving-door policy of sending migrants back to Mexico without any punishment. The agency this month is overhauling its approach on migrants caught illegally crossing the 1,954-mile border...Tags: Prosecution, Mexico City, Prisons, Conservation, Organized Crime
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U.S. Senate candidate says a local free clinic is a model for the nation's healthcare system
Anchor/ReporterA candidate who wants to represent Virginia in the U.S. Senate says it's time for the federal government to pull back. E.W. Jackson toured a Christian Free Clinic in Fincastle Tuesday evening. The clinic is part of a ministry by Fincastle Baptist...Tags: Church and State Relations, Elections, U.S. Senate, Politics, Hospitals and Clinics
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