Mayoral Candidate Claims Jesus Endorsed Her

By SENI TIENABESO, ABC News – MIAMI May 14, 2013 When North Miami voters get into the booth to vote for a new mayor today they will have to choose among a colorful cast of candidates, including a woman who claims she was endorsed by Jesus. Anna Pierre is likely the best known of the eight candidates…

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Will Stephanie Herseth Sandlin Run for Senate?

Roll Call – Democrat Rick Weiland’s recent announcement to run for Senate leaves one massive question in the South Dakota race: Will former Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, D-S.D., run too? With Weiland in, the potential for a high-profile primary between Herseth Sandlin and the son of retiring Sen. Tim Johnson appears to be over. Weiland…

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Elizabeth Colbert Busch Endorsed By Charleston Post And Courier

Huffington Post – Two days before South Carolina voters head to the polls, Elizabeth Colbert Busch can add the biggest newspaper in the state’s 1st District to her list of supporters. The Charleston (S.C.) Post And Courier endorsed Colbert Busch on Sunday, lauding her as “A new leader for the Lowcountry.” Her “resolve to reach…

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Hanabusa Makes Senate Bid Official #HISEN

Roll Call – Hawaii Rep. Colleen Hanabusa made it official Thursday — she’s running for the Democratic nomination for Senate. The move comes as no surprise. CQ Roll Call reported last week that Hanabusa was expected to announce this week, and Hanabusa has openly discussed the race since being passed over for an appointment to…

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ELECTION WATCH 2013: Massachusetts Primary Tuesday

Massachusetts will hold a primary election on Tuesday, April 30, 2013.  Two women to watch, Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley, the first African American woman to serve on the council is up for re-election. We will also be watching Linda Dorcena Forry who is currently an eight-year state representative who is running for the state…

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Regina Quinn Running to Become Jackson’s First Female Mayor

Clarion Ledger – Jackson Mississippi attorney Regina Quinn, Democrat, announced that she’ll run for mayor of Jackson. If she wins, Quinn would be the first-ever female mayor in the city’s 190-year history. “I am convinced that Jackson is tired of the status quo,” Quinn says in a letter on her campaign site. “This city is…

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Elizabeth Colbert Busch Seeks South Carolina Congressional Seat

By ALEX ISENSTADT, POLITICO – Elizabeth Colbert Busch has lost at least one election, against some very stiff competition: a vote among the eight Colbert siblings, including her comedian brother Stephen, to decide who’s the funniest. Even Stephen lost, it turned out. “My sister Mary won,” she said in a 15-minute phone interview with POLITICO on…

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