Pot, Minimum Wage, Secession Among Measures in Recent Elections
There are still only 50 states
There are still only 50 states
Expected to win more than 50 percent of the vote
Some conservatives Sarvis may split the conservative vote
Even his "opponents" have praised him
Only 1-in-10 believe members of Congress are re-elected on merit
Dean Young is known for making controversial comments
Citing recent government shutdown
Republican gubernatorial candidate not a fan of Obamacare
Disappointing for campaign finance reform advocates
1960 White House bid changed things
Ant-E.U. parties expected to do well
McAuliffe leading Ken Cuccinelli 45-41
Story implied McAuliffe lied to official investigating a death benefits scam, was later retracted
Two-thirds of GOP House members elected since 2010 who signed letter in support of government shutdown over Obamacare seeing weaker fundraising
Election to take place on Nov. 5
Well, maybe sort of a joke still
Democratic Newark Mayor Cory Booker the favorite
24 percent willing to vote for the National Front
Robert Sarvis short of the 10 percent threshold
President Ilham Aliyev reportedly won 85 percent of the vote
The Supreme Court should ditch the dubious distinction between campaign spending and campaign contributions.
McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission
Leading Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli by nine points
There have been allegations of fraud
Made the comment during the 2008 presidential campaign
Less likely to budge if they're in safe seats
No Republican challenger
Unsurprising, but they use everything as a fundraiser anyway
Says Booker uses Twitter to communicate with all sorts of people
Concerns about asylum seekers and the eurozone contributing to increased support
Says, "This is a super result"
Germans head to the polls on Sunday
Protesting European Union's surveillance drones
Tony Abbott, leader of the Liberal National coalition, looks likely to be the next prime minister
Ibrahim Boubacar Keita won 77.6 percent of the vote
Won first election since French-led intervention
The Democratic nominee, who says the is straight, is trying to keep his personal life private
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