state primaries

Early voting for the August 7 election started yesterday, and will continue through August 2. Some bloggers have begun posting their endorsements for the federal and state primaries, as well as--and this is perhaps where you should pay most attention, should you live in the vicinity--for county elections.

Early voting for the August 7 election started yesterday, and will continue through August 2. Some bloggers have begun posting their endorsements for the federal and state primaries, as well as--and this is perhaps where you should pay most attention, should you live in the vicinity--for county elections.

Friday is the first day for early voting for the Aug. 7 election in Bedford County, not only for local offices but for state primaries. Registered voters can cast their ballots until Aug. 2 at the...

Over the past five months we have watched and listened as the plethora of presidential candidates “debated” to win the favor of the Democratic and Republican faithful in the state primaries and caucuses.

Hillary has won several state primaries. Barack has won several state primaries. When they win, they make victory speeches. When they lose, they make concession speeches.

Rep. Stacey Campfield schools us on a bit of Tennessee political history that might serve to give Hillary Clinton a bit of hope as she continues her now quixotic quest to snatch the Democratic Presidential nomination away from Barack Obama:

A lot of going on in the national democrat party race for the nomination. The numbers look down for Clinton. I could think of a one big boost for her campaign.

Super delegate Gov. Bill Richardson has chosen to not endorse the presidential candidate chosen by the majority of voters in his state of New Mexico.

Gov. Bill Richardson has chosen to endorse Sen. Barak Obama.

David Oatney thinks the press has been curiously lax about reporting on the radical associations of Barack Obama: