It’s hot as blazes out, which means it’s time for campaigns to cool off. Although candidates will be out knocking on doors, making public appearances and raising money, they won’t spend much of their war chest on advertising when voters are on vacation and, in general, not thinking about politics.
Three days. Twenty-six hours (plus four spent in parking lots). Thirty-seven performances seen, whole or in part. This was my Electric Daisy Carnival weekend.
There are plenty of conservatives in Las Vegas who are questioning how Niger Innis could possibly have lost his 4th Congressional District Republican primary.
The stunning primary election defeat of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R- Va., Tuesday removed one of Sheldon Adelson’s closest Capitol Hill allies from office.
You’ve heard the headlines. Here’s a look at some of the other stories out of Tuesday’s primary elections.
Republican Assemblyman Cresent Hardy won Tuesday’s hottest congressional primary, beating his tea party opponent Niger Innis by about 10 percentage points.
The day after a shooting left five dead, including two police officers, election candidates reveal that the suspects tried to cozy up to them during the months leading up to Election Day. Campaign information for a gubernatorial candidate and a candidate for sheriff was reportedly found in the shooters’ apartment.
Everything you need to know about what happened in politics this week.
When early voting opened May 24, Sandoval emailed his own supporters reminding them to vote, both for him and for Hutchison as his trusted lieutenant.
