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An Oregon race that’s going to draw a lot of attention in the May primary is taking place in Oregon’s third congressional district.The Democrat who wins the pri

SOUTHERN OREGON — State Representative Christine Goodwin started her campaign for Senate District 2, connecting with voters at three consecutive campaign events.

Adorned with campaign signs and other assorted paraphernalia, the Denby Building in Palestine was abuzz, as 450 people from across Texas’s Eighth House District, including current and former Republican elected

A.J. Cripe’s Town Talk Bread was among a trio of equals produced by bakeries in the Tri-State District. Though Cripe was a latecomer to the district, he quickly made a

SHEPHERD - Stephen Andrew Missick, a resident of Shepherd and the Pastor of King of Saints Church in Cleveland is running to represent House District 18, which consists of Liberty, San Jacinto, East Montgomery, and Hardin Counties. Missick has thirty years of military service with two deployments to Iraq. He has served four years on the military border missions. Missick has

Jim Baker, Southern Indiana commercial real estate broker and conservative businessman, announced Friday that he will be running in the Republican primary for State Representative in Indiana’s District 66.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – A package of firearm bills advanced in Pennsylvania’s House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday with Democrats controlling the show. One bill would ban 3D-printed guns, another would ban ghost guns, and a third would ban bump stocks. “Devices that convert a gun to what is essentially an automatic machine gun and have […]

On Tuesday, January 9, State Representative for House District 88 candidate, Karen Post, kicked off her campaign in Gray County by holding her first forum at the Pampa Senior Citizens Center. …

There are good times to move, bad times to move and sometimes you just have to move. That is the situation the Daviess County Clerk’s Office is in.

State Representative Nicole La Ha (R-Homer Glen) recently made her inaugural appearance on the House floor as the 103rd General Assembly reconvened. La Ha expressed a clear focus on her legislative objectives for the session.