As Population Shifts, So Do Political Tactics NPR DAMORE: Absolutely is good news for the Democrats. You've sort of - if you go back 10 years ago at the - in the 2000 election here, this region was largely a region that tilted to the Republican Party. Now clearly, Idaho and Utah are still strong ...
Idaho politics: Key Democrat says health exchange will save local jobs, local ... The Idaho Statesman As leader of the House's legislative minority, Rusche has also suggested Democrats might oppose Gov. Butch Otter on the plan, in hopes of getting support on their own initiatives. Today, Rusche posted a blog outlining his case for an exchange, ...
Increasing Density and Diversity Likely to Make Western States More Blue The Atlantic Cities The geography of American politics is shifting, and this is especially true in the Mountain West. These six states – Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah – are undergoing changes large and small as they rearrange their political...
Romney's candidacy viewed as a mixed blessing for LDS church Daily Herald Nevada, however, is an anomaly, the state that produced the highest-ranking Mormon in American political history, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Democrat. The nomination of Romney, a one-time LDS bishop who remains active in the church, ... 2012 ElectionsSalon
Gallup: More states trended Republican in 2011 Los Angeles Times "The movement away from the Democratic Party may just be a return to a more normal state of political affairs from an unusual situation, rather than a rejection of the Democrats per se." In 2011, just two states went in a more Democratic direction ... Obama cost Dems 17 states — so farDaily Mail - Charleston (blog)
Romney's political success is a mixed blessing for Mormon Church Los Angeles Times Nevada, however, is an anomaly, the state that produced the highest-ranking Mormon in American political history, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Democrat. The nomination of Romney, a onetime Mormon bishop who remains active in the church, ...
Senate GOP: Activist Federal Judges Wanted The Atlantic The gang that decries "judicial activism" at every opportunity now wants the federal courts to activate on their behalf to broker a political dispute between the executive and legislative branches. Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) signed the letter.
Dan Morain: Rulings let big campaign donors throw their weight around Sacramento Bee By Dan Morain, Senior editor Unless you're steeped in Idaho politics, you've probably never heard of Frank VanderSloot. But the wealthy Republican businessman and people like him around the country are wielding outsized influence on the 2012 ...