The Tampa Bay Times and the Denver Post have both come out with their endorsements for their respective state’s tightest and biggest race. In Florida, Republican Governor Rick Scott is battling with former Governor Charlie Crist as both hope for a second term while in Colorado, Sen. Tom Udall is competing […]
A new controversy in South Dakota has a previously written-off race tightening as Democrats look to possibly expand their map of possibilities. Former Governor Mike Rounds is involved in a scandal involving the EB-5 visa program, which gives green cards to wealthy potential immigrants who will invest in job-creating ventures. (The Argus […]
The Progressive Change Campaign Committee announced today that they are endorsing Sen. Al Franken (D-MI) in his re-election bid. While Franken just barely won his Senate seat in 2008 with a court case that went all the way into 2009, he is leading his Republican opponent, businessman Mike McFadden. While […]
Editor’s Note: This post was updated to reflect that this Friday, voters will vote in Puna and to clarify regarding donations from PCCC members. Saturday’s Senate primary in Hawaii had Sen. Schatz leading Rep. Colleen Hanabusa by 1,635 votes. However, the race is not over just yet. Officials deemed the voting […]
In Hawaii, Governor Neil Abercrombie (D) became the first incumbent governor in the state to lose his or her primary and just the second governor in the state’s history to only be elected to one term. Governor Abercrombie lost to state Senator David Ige, who had served in the state […]
