Election 2012: Contrasting conservatives
Blue Dog Democrat Joe Donnelly and Tea Party darling Richard Mourdock vie for U.S. Senate seat in Indiana
Oddly enough, Sen.
Election 2012: Shuffle board
Fourteen candidates vie for three open JCPS school board seats
Every election season, media organizations dutifully devote word count or airtime to politics.
Election 2012: Liberty vs. Liberal
Thomas Massie strives to carry the Tea Party torch to Congress, while Bill Adkins tries his best to stop him
For over two decades, Sen.
Election 2012: A quick-and-dirty guide to contested Metro Council races
*Denotes incumbent
District 8
Kirt Jacobs (R)
Playing with a full deck
Coach Pitino says Cards are ready to roll this season
Rick Pitino knows he’s sitting on a live mount in the college basketball derby.
Election 2012: The untouchable
Long-shot Brooks Wicker’s candidacy suggests the GOP has given up on trying to unseat U.S. Rep. John Yarmuth
We are not sure when the exact moment came that the Jefferson County Republican Party establishment officially gave up on defeating Congressman John Yarmuth.
Election 2012: GOP gaining ground
Shelli Yoder faces steep climb to defeat incumbent Todd Young in Indiana’s increasingly conservative 9th District
If the Democratic Party has any hope of taking back the majority from Republicans in the House of Representatives this election, Indiana’s 9th District — stretching fro
Election 2012: A Halloween Story
What if Republicans take the State House?
For 91 years, the Democratic Party has held majority control of Kentucky’s state House, but many Republicans are optimistic that this era could come to an end after the Nov. 6 election.
Election 2012: 21 Questions
From Big Bird to Secret Warfare
1) What notoriously outspoken state senator said, “I don’t know if they controlled them, I don’t even know if they were real planes,” when asked if he believed governme
