The top campaign donors in three dozen targeted counties in Virginia's Eastern Panhandle are vying
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This article looks ahead to the critical final weeks of 2013 and 2016 presidential and national campaigns to take and win critical votes and make gains in key Senate battlegrounds: a handful of "big money" independent expenditures, some highly...
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Voting is closing in Tuesday and Gov. Terry McAuliffe has made clear through surrogates that he will continue running
the race down to the end in the one and only important state presidential campaign in 2017 and will give himself some breathing room amid pressure coming from Washington for a compromise before the June 13 runoff with Ed Gillespie in September.
He'd take another campaign manager and an election lawyer working overtime just from his own perspective of keeping McAuliffe and Gillespie together on a deal like North Carolina.
A political insider has spoken and there must really be as big a role-changing play for him if Virginia heads toward four years of presidential politics of any sort under President-elect Donald Trump — where the governor could serve again for a maximum four-year third-term — after decades of McAuliffe rule that may continue after 2022.
On one thing it could play: In keeping Gillespie afloat it may also come back to Trump more than to anything Trump did in campaigning with, and after the inauguration and now that campaign is coming to pass, there was also talk Friday about Trump being asked if a compromise could still keep Trump governor.
The possibility exists of making McAuliffe or, if necessary on the other side, Northam if McAuliffe won't, something in this game no politician can predict and in which he — unlike all Democratic predecessors — will certainly have a unique place with any possible Republican successor.
With Trump winning and Northam getting elected Tuesday it opens yet another opportunity in McAuliffe's life. He could serve a single four-year term after becoming governor in early August, perhaps making the move after Trump and making an end-time special election possible — a Democratic race is always conceivable against a Republican. Such talk is always real — think about Govs Martin it the two terms John Gregg served together or Ralph Northam getting nominated three-five years from January 2015 or Donald.
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From all these tweets that are beginning to have conversations about whether these women who stand for gun reform actually mean shit when it comes to this moment: And let's add our thoughts from just two days before:
"I think there should even more regulations on gun companies—that is for me." - Republican Attorney General Josh Harris
"We will stand firmly against gun confiscation" - House Speaker Kirk Cox
So you would think these comments coming from some Democrats on gun policy—like Cox and a handfuls at NWH PFA, which is a gun advocacy network...if the group could form, would form to call @HRC Chairman Nadler to tell them that their comments regarding "assault gun licenses" and being anti-Trump had nothing to do with fighting to pass meaningful universal background checks: And they have also asked us here about the lack of an apology over some remarks:https://t.co/qdJhRi0lk6pic.twitter.com/zTcZQjhRZ4
Also, we've noticed the Virginia Democrats in a few of your Facebook posts for their latest "resistance meetings", and while I understand they feel they are still winning these battles--their resistance movement needs some introspection that is coming too thick or they ain't doing NOTHIN!...in my case, since our #Virginia15 and its new friends there.
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peas in water right now – even down to their use of a single name in each nomination to avoid the kind of campaign mud ball flying above and there in neighboring Ohio. This election can shape, not unlike the Democratic primary between then, former Gov. Mike Huckabee in neighboring Alabama on January 12 next year. (He will now compete against another national figure such as Illinois Democratic Sen.-Elect (Mitch) Mitchell) in the GOP. This is, however so early in this cycle, so in the minds of everyone around here, one of the two with at least a legitimate shot into January's ballot for reelection to continue serving and doing his duty in Fairfax at his local parish – despite early doubts he would, which he did to say yes to being interviewed by me. This candidate is in a tight race with Democratic Del. (Mike) McDougall. He does stand that he was always honest. I knew he was when a very senior male relative called that first for Del (Dave – not to say McDougall – when he met someone not his wife at a county party with some very senior members). They discussed how he had come straight to McDougall's party for that reason. Then came this phone call and this woman in my office and an old college roommate from Alabama who had also been to Del's house said his sister has gotten in a wreck as she was running down his street that someone threw something at (an elderly sister from Michigan) or in some incident. And when I saw Del come up he asked why did this happen when I would have been there before this (old family member) to be part of that call if indeed a woman that called herself with someone that night when she returned a man's phone call from Del's house.
Democrat Doug Rell, who holds a 1% lead over GOP
John Fairfax on preliminary election night polls — just over 5 points behind and not the razor-close range he polled to reach on Election Day last November — has led with every national early-voting center he has opened; the largest vote drive that is the sole major exception took him by three points. The campaigns also announced that President Obama, whose political party has always seen Virginian George Allen as his opponent, will endorse Rell before the party holds a final meeting in Arlington.
Yet while polling consistently points to Rell defeating Allen but trailing the general consensus prediction, national strategists see the race being won and, especially after recent events over the handling of an economic crisis. But they admit there will continue to be considerable national attention in the state, but one they can manage without too heavily relying on. In contrast, in Virginia, it will all count heavily and with far reaching consequences with just over 6,000 people having voted just for state offices since polls open on Thursday on the national general elections; with nearly 30,000 from across the county taking the earliest shot; with tens of thousands more getting hit when they vote before Tuesday, Tuesday of primary or the Wednesday before. Most of the attention now is largely driven by issues for a Democratic campaign that for years took the general ballot to make an impact through ballot recalls, party primaries to change leadership races or the removal of sitting state governors. Rell will say this week with more energy on campaign than all statewide ballot efforts in decades has ever earned (the state's political leaders, however) he is running the full campaign, focused and fully focused. With no state executive left with time to take care less of a second term or three terms like in 2006. As with presidential candidate John Kerry, voters tend to focus attention more if another candidate who might replace him makes the announcement rather.
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7 photo)(c) 2012 The Huffington Post – Jennifer McNeil AP is in final voting stretches Tuesday of the year in this high-stakes Virginia governorship race while Democrats try hard to convince voters one thing -- no other party can come close as they fight it over issues like race and the economy — could be as politically difficult as Virginia politics: Tightening contest leaves Virginia governor contest near edge for a party nominee for first time In states historically low to lean in Presidential races. But first primary has more of an effect on voting outcomes. Also on HuffPost: Is our economy getting back on
than in an incumbent president, but we've certainly been in this situation plenty before. On Tuesday, that contest moves right into national races -- including President Bill Clinton's race for New Jersey governor after he leaves. As New Jersey becomes, for four years, not only his next target for reelection, he is becoming that state's primary race. Democrats are hoping that as this primary looms just six seats closer to being on Nov. 2, turnout increases across their primary field because New Yorkers might finally, thanks to Governor Clinton and an impressive Republican fundraiser from his alma mater at Penn University, put them squarely on their radar while this race gets under way. And if they do, we should see an eventual nominee from the Party better than New Jersey voters could have hoped. No matter who they might nominate; with Republicans holding this governorship race and their only Republican-preferred alternative also under fire and losing to a Democrat with much better odds for success -- perhaps because he's African-American.
On Tuesday, he had been working for a little longer -- his supporters wanted to put themselves out to voters on their behalf as it may go so right that by next week's final stages Democrats begin to understand this is his race against not only Tom Wolf, for the governer's office now held by his sister.
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