Regional News Stories: Democrats Blast Republicans Over Election Reform Plans (Wednesday, May 22)
Democrats say the plans amount to voter suppression, but Republicans say the reforms have bipartisan approval.
Democrats say the plans amount to voter suppression, but Republicans say the reforms have bipartisan approval.
Chris Gibson on the campaign trail in 2010. (Times Union photo) Capital Region congressman Chris Gibson could face a well-financed Democrat in a ...
What follows is a column by Wisconsin Senator Kathleen Vinehout that arrived in my inbox today: Stewardship Fund Changes: State Land for Sale in No ...
Republicans chafe over financial statement request — Louisiana's Republican Party blasted the legislative auditor's office after both the GOP and ...
Dr. Angela West, wife of former Republican Congressman Allen West, told a local GOP club Thursday that the party doesn’t need to compromise its ...
The Illinois Senate has voted to ban the use of cellphones behind the wheel unless the driver uses a hands-free device. The proposal now goes back to ...
After clearing the first hurdle in some of the most delicate legislative jockeying in recent memory, advocates of a comprehensive immigration reform ...
Gov. Scott Walker on Thursday took his stump speech to the state that will kick of the 2016 presidential nominating season, telling Iowa ...
The House voted 229-195 to approve legislation that would completely undo President Obama’s Affordable Care Act. Rep.
Paul Bedard If investigators show that the White House was involved in the growing IRS-Tea Party scandal, which has robbed Democrats of the so-called ...