Category Archives: Election

Election

Republican Governors Association –

Posted on 4. January 2011 by Jim Sutliff

The Republican Governors Association has selected Phil Cox to be the next executive director.  Phil Cox was an advisor to Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell who took office in 2009.  Cox also assisted in Republican races for Governor in 2010 in … Continue reading →

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Bachmann Eyes Senate –

Posted on 26. December 2010 by Jim Sutliff

Michelle Bachmann has a strong fundraising base and is a favorite of the Tea Party movement.  She is also coming off a Congressional race with a 13 point margin of victory in a swing district with a heavy voter turn out.  … Continue reading →

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Census Shifts House Seats –

Posted on 21. December 2010 by Jim Sutliff

There has been a major shift in political influence towards the south and west.  Census data indicates that Texas will gain 4 seats, Florida 2 seats, Georgia and South Carolina will also gain.  North Carolina is a state that will keep the same … Continue reading →

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Thune 2012 –

Posted on 8. December 2010 by Jim Sutliff

It is reported that Senator John Thune is considering a 2012 Presidential bid.  The South Dakota Republican ran for Senate unopposed in 2010 and defeated Tom Daschle for the seat in 2004.  In the coming months, Senator Thune is expected to … Continue reading →

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Third RNC Candidate –

Posted on 6. December 2010 by Jim Sutliff

A third candidate has jumped into the race for Chairman of the Republican National Committee.  Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Wisconsin Republican party and a former supporter of Michael Steele has taken steps to run.  The election will be held … Continue reading →

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Texas Gains Seats –

Posted on 3. December 2010 by Jim Sutliff

Texas is set to gain at least three and possibly four Congressional seats due to population growth.  Texas Republicans dominate the redistricting process for the state and are expected to pick up several seats in the process.  In general, Republicans are expected … Continue reading →

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2012 Senate Races –

Posted on 23. November 2010 by Jim Sutliff

Republicans are expected to have a big election night on November 6th, 2012.  A recent article in Roll Call outlines all of the Senate races and possible challengers in each of the contests.  Races that Roll Call lists as Leans Democrat … Continue reading →

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RNC Chairman –

Posted on 12. November 2010 by Jim Sutliff

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele is expected to face an uphill battle in his attempt to hold onto his post.  Saul Anuzis, former Michigan GOP Chairman, has announced that he will challenge Michael Steele in January.  It is expected … Continue reading →

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Republicans Gain Senate Edge –

Posted on 9. November 2010 by Jim Sutliff

The Democrats may have the majority in the U.S. Senate but that might not hold up on all issues.  The 2012 Senate elections put Senators Nelson, Tester, Manchin, Webb, and McCaskill in the spotlight.  The Senators all represent states that … Continue reading →

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Tax Cut Compromise –

Posted on 6. November 2010 by Jim Sutliff

Barack Obama is moving in the direction of a tax cut compromise during the lame duck session.  Tax rates will rise in 2011 if action is not taken to keep the Bush tax cuts.  The White House has also indicated that … Continue reading →

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Beltway Business –

Posted on 5. November 2010 by Jim Sutliff

A recent Business In The Beltway article on Forbes discusses the priorities of the new Congress.  Republican victories in the House and Senate have changed the political landscape and are likely to shift policies on tax.  Tax will almost certainly be … Continue reading →

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Upheaval –

Posted on 3. November 2010 by Jim Sutliff

Massive shifts of power and influence can be expected in Washington DC.  Republicans gained over 60 seats in the House and several in the Senate.  The final number of seats will be determined after all ballots are counted and than … Continue reading →

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Races To Watch –

Posted on 1. November 2010 by Jim Sutliff

The Wall Street Journal has an article on the upcoming elections and the races to watch.  The quick election guide details the House seats in the Northeast to follow for an indication of the election day trends.  Early victories by the … Continue reading →

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U.S. Senate 2012 –

Posted on 31. October 2010 by Jim Sutliff

The Senate Democrats are expected to have a rough time in the upcoming elections.  However, the 2012 election cycle could prove to be even worse for their party.  Republicans have a chance to make significant gains in both the House and Senate.  … Continue reading →

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Prepay Estate Taxes –

Posted on 29. October 2010 by Jim Sutliff

Estate Taxes are growing as a campaign issue and candidates are starting to listen to the voters.  Repealing the estate tax is one option that is being supported by some lawmakers.  A possible compromise has been suggested by Democratic Senator Cantwell of Washington.  … Continue reading →

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