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Instead of sitting out the primary elections, plenty of lawmakers are trying to help pick winners by giving to their preferred candidates — particularly in Senate races, which tend to take shape earlier in the election cycle than House races. Full Article at CQ Politics
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Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. is spending much of the day in Ohio, stumping for some of the state’s Democratic lawmakers and officials. Full Article at The Caucus
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We’ve never believed that capping campaign contributions is an effective way to subtract money from politics. Full Article at Capitol Fax Blog
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For much of this decade, Virginia Democrats have wondered every two years not whether they would increase their numbers in the House of Delegates but by how many seats. Full Article at The Washington Post
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Learn more about the candidates and issues: Watch for ongoing coverage in The Spokesman-Review, online at www.spokesman.com and in your local Voice. Full Article at SpokesmanReview.com
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Is there even a shred of evidence that a legislator is under the thumb of a legislative leader because of campaign spending? I don’t see it ... I see members elected from competitive districts vote in the best interests of their district, which is often counter to the way the legislative leader votes.
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To my mind, it would be an inadequate bill ... It could also be a bill with other things that are meaningful.
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They know what they don’t like. The question is, what would they have done?
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The question is, look at what you inherited, look at what Ohio got nailed with after eight years of absolute failed economic policy
