• Blankenbush hires
  • Ritchie says she had short stay at "sleaze" party
  • Owens tweets
  • Scozzafava interviews with Cuomo team
  • Owens op-ed in support of tax-cut compromise
  • In losing bid, Griffo challenger spent $3 per vote
  • Paterson looks at legacy
  • Governor muses on Aubertine's future
  • Ritchie hires three
  • Forsythe was economical in losing bid
  • Owens' Thursday town hall postponed
  • Owens hosting telephone town halls
  • New GOP state legislators looking to hire
  • Candidates exhausted $6M in funds during 23rd campaign
  • Griffo cruised to third term
  • Ritchie uncertain about staff spending
  • Owens won 23rd by 1.1 percent
  • Blankenbush campaign yields best return
  • West Carthage mayor officially joins Dems
  • Schumer says Fort Drum safe from cuts
  • Ritchie petitions court to prevent counting delay
  • Owens to discuss farm bill on Home Grown Show
  • Schumer visiting Watertown Tuesday
  • Corrected vote favors Doheny, but won't change outcome
  • Aubertine mathematically eliminated in 48th race (updated)
  • Absentee ballot counting will continue through week
  • We interrupt this broadcast...
  • Owens again implores tax cut compromise
  • Lewis voters flock to Wilson, despite link to paper mill
  • After losing, politicians upbeat in return to normal life
  • Younger Baruth wins Vermont state senate seat
  • Hoffman sorry about "spoiler" comments
  • Could Aubertine have won if he took WFP line?
  • Hoffman: GOP loss in NY-23 not my fault (updated)
  • Unofficial election results
  • Mail drop
  • Political videos
  • Absentee ballots
  • Election eve tidbits
  • Parties' message: Vote
  • Paladino visits Watertown: The Movie
  • Kristin Davis interview
  • Talk of the town
  • Watch the 122nd Assembly District debate
  • Mail drop
  • Where the candidates are
  • Paladino visits Watertown
  • Are Schumer pals trying to sink Patty Ritchie?
  • Ritchie still holds slim lead in poll
  • Where the candidates are (updated)
  • Talking Points
  • Tort reform, cigarette tax weighed in 122nd debate
  • Jefferson County elections board open Saturday
  • Mail drop
  • Ritchie links Aubertine to Dems' Aqueduct mess
  • Talk of the town
  • When is an arrest an arrest?
  • Siena: Hoffman is wildcard who will determine 23rd winner
  • Owens camp: Bill Clinton is coming to Watertown
  • Mail drop
  • Ironic: Anti-Gibsonites waste money while blasting deficit increases
  • McGrath's last campaign ad
  • Talk of the town
  • Giuliani endorses Doheny
  • Davis will make return stop to Watertown Thursday
  • Limited government group: "Vote no" on Owens
  • Talking Points
  • Mail drop
  • Talk of the town
  • Doheny's BUIs subject of new DCCC ad
  • Mail drop
  • Giuliani will endorse Doheny in Watertown Wednesday
  • Malpass group on radio for Doheny
  • Talking Points
  • NRCC unveils first attack against Owens
  • Sneak preview of tomorrow's Aubertine profile
  • Candidate's mom goes on the offensive
  • Clarifying the record: Ritchie on wind power
  • Talking Points
  • Forsythe says Russell misleads about NRA rating
  • New 48th ads: "Thank You, Darrel" and "People"
  • Mail drop
  • Talk of the town
  • McGrath's "conversation" with St. Lawrence
  • Ruggiero has a plan
  • Close race yields windfall for 48th candidates
  • Mail drop
  • Ritchie says she's not impressed with party's pick, Paladino
  • Talking Points
  • McGrath launches "Mean, Negative Ken" site
  • Hoffman: "Vote Republican" in NY-23
  • Wind opposition blows into 48th Senate race (updated)
  • Mail drop
  • Coffee and a shake
  • Talk of the town
  • Talking Points
  • U.S. Chamber advertising against Owens
  • Pro-Aubertine group uses turbine in ad (updated)
  • Schumer challenger wants to jumpstart job creation
  • Scozzafava for Owens (again)
  • Pataki endorses Doheny, airs ads against Owens (updated)
  • Ritchie, Aubertine talk Medicaid
  • Aubertine camp accuses GOP challenger of ducking debate
  • Mail drop
  • Talk of the town
  • Hear here: McGrath-Blankenbush debate
  • Talking Points
  • Mail drop
  • Talk of the town
  • DCCC accuses Doheny of making millions "from our misery"
  • Talking Points
  • Talk of the town
  • I'm looking for a few good petition signers
  • New Doheny ad: "One Vote"
  • Aubertine: I'll be in Canton tonight for debate even if Ritchie won't
  • Talk of the town
  • Forsythe advisor gets job with Paladino
  • McGrath raps Blankenbush for lack of St. Lawrence debate
  • Pollster doesn't put candiddate's taxes in context
  • Talking Points
  • Three ads you won't see on YouTube
  • Unshackle, NFIB endorse Patty Ritchie
  • Mail drop
  • State Senate opponents square off in TV debate
  • Watch tonight's 23rd debate now
  • Petition to save prison goes missing
  • Ritchie, Aubertine on late state budget
  • Two new Patty Ritchie advertisements
  • They said it
  • Local electricians divided in 122nd AD race
  • Go "behind the numbers" of Siena's 23rd poll
  • NY Uprising papering 118th with "Russell = enemy" posters
  • Watch UNYTEA / Doheny news conference
  • Talk of the town
  • Doheny now opposed to privatizing Social Security
  • New Lewis Dem chairwoman's first goal: Get McGrath elected
  • NFIB attacking Owens on jobs issue
  • Mail drop
  • Talk of the town
  • Talking Points
  • Jefferson County, see your Election Day ballot now
  • Talk of the town
  • Siena: Owens leads narrowly with Hoffman out
  • Talking Points
  • Business groups differ on Aubertine
  • Owens has fun with figures in new ad
  • Ritchie camp ducking debates, say organizers (updated)
  • New ad says McGrath is a "fighter"
  • Talk of the town
  • Debate organizer allegedly stymied by GOP candidate (updated)
  • Ritchie wants outside help to stop (updated)
  • Talking Points
  • Blankenbush says he has "common sense" for Albany
  • Mail drop
  • Talk of the town
  • Incumbent senator wants to debate challenger (updated)
  • McGrath has a new mailer
  • ReValue tour headed to Watertown
  • Koch group brands north country legislator a "bum"
  • Dems say north country "can't afford" Doheny
  • Talk of the town (+mail drop)
  • Talking Points
  • Doheny up 14, says poll paid for by GOP
  • Talk of the Town
  • Talking Points
  • Unshackle Upstate endorses Ritchie
  • Talk of the town
  • Talking Points
  • Strejlau tapped as challenger's undersheriff pick
  • Mail drop
  • Rothenberg: Race in 23rd now a toss-up
  • Ranking GOP member says there's a place for Doheny on Armed Services
  • HOFFMAN DROPS OUT OF 23rd RACE
  • Talk of the town
  • Three new ads
  • Blankenbush: We can cut without hurting St. Lawrence
  • Doheny: Owens voted for "mistake" adjournment
  • Talking Points
  • Mail drop
  • Talk of the town
  • Dems and GOP have spent $484K on tight 48th race
  • Paterson OKs North Country Power Authority
  • Talk of the town
  • Talking Points
  • McGrath returns to "North Country" in first TV spot
  • Talk of the town
  • Owens talks tax cuts on House floor
  • Talking Points
  • Talking points (updated)
  • With five weeks left, 48th race is too close to call (updated)
  • Mail drop
  • Forsythe objects to Russell taking credit for saving prison
  • Ritchie touts savings in first 48th ad
  • Mail drop
  • Talking Points
  • Talk of the town
  • Fun with numbers
  • How Hoffman wins
  • Talk of the town
  • Doheny wins GOP primary
  • Talk of the town
  • Talking Points
  • Doheny now leads by 650 votes
  • Mail drop
  • Talk of the town
  • Talking Points
  • Tea party group weighing future in 23rd race
  • Talking Points
  • Owens profile in Sunday's Times
  • Mark Barie is right about Hoffman absentee needs
  • Button suspends treasurer campaign after losing GOP primary
  • Conservative chair expects Hoffman will continue on in NY-23
  • Talking Points
  • Most statewide candidates who hit hustings locally win their races
  • Barclay: Matt, Doug - take a breather
  • Talking Points
  • Hoffman will not be granting interviews today
  • Watch Owens' first ad for fall campaign
  • Mail drop
  • Read FEC's report on Hoffman fine
  • NY-23 results, take 2
  • Absentee ballots in NY-23
  • Mail drop
  • Talk of the town
  • GOP candidates confident entering Tuesday's primary
  • Talking Points
  • Retired trooper robocalls for Hoffman
  • Dems praise Scozzafava at McGrath bash
  • Mail drop
  • Talk of the town
  • Talking Points
  • Doheny's seventh ad: "Violations"
  • Mail drop
  • Tuesday's GOP debate in NY-23 now available
  • Farm Bureau picks six north country legislators for "Circle of Friends"
  • Doheny touts trips in new ad
  • Talking points for Sept. 10
  • Ritchie's independent petition appears valid (updated)
  • Townsend to be backed by Jefferson GOP chair
  • Schell lands new job in Paterson administration
  • Candidate paid $6,930 fine for faulty reports
  • Talking points
  • More on Hoffman's FEC fine
  • Mail drop
  • Hoffman won't say what he paid FEC for
  • No live blog tonight
  • Hoffman endorsed by State Police PBA
  • McGrath opening three HQs
  • Mud continues to fly in NY-23
  • Talk of the town
  • Live from UNYTEA debate, pt. 2
  • Live from the UNYTEA debate
  • Mail drop
  • Hoffman still dodging question he's already answered
  • Talk of the town
  • Steelworkers endorse Griffo, Dems
  • Hoffman promised Conservative chair he'd run until November
  • Hoffman links Doheny to earmarks, bailouts
  • Retired state justice endorses Hoffman
  • Dem Assembly hopeful names campaign chair
  • One thought about "pocketing" campaign funds
  • Talk of the town
  • Doheny is throwing mud in new ad, opponent says
  • Talk of the town
  • Local Dems name top collegian
  • Talk of the town
  • Doheny rep: Hoffman won't debate west of Essex
  • Doheny on Social Security reform
  • Aubertine camp challenges opponent's Taxpayers petition
  • 23rd candidates all have opinion on mosque
  • Talk of the town
  • Doheny endorsed by three past NRCC chiefs
  • Four notes
  • Anonymous mailer strikes again
  • Aubertine: Race to the Top will add millions to local schools
  • Candidate wants tax cap and end to unfunded mandates
  • Talk of the town
  • On the Trail with Matt Doheny
  • Pavelock backed by three unions
  • Talk of the town
  • Hoffman endorsed by military PAC
  • On the stump
  • Talk of the town
  • Peeking behind the curtain on politicians' finances
  • McGrath appeal successful
  • Talk of the town
  • Ariz. immigration law spurs discussion among congressional candidates
  • Watertown mayor nixes offer to be Madam's LG
  • Common Sense author is a mystery
  • Independent petitions filed
  • Talk of the town
  • Townsend stumps to stop Schumer
  • Graham: "Manhattan Madam" alluded to having me as LG
  • Matt Doheny is a mama's boy
  • Talk of the town
  • Hennessy, Pavelock report finances
  • Ritchie applies for Paladino line
  • Hoffman supports Ariz. immigration law
  • CapTon: AFL-CIO won't endorse in 48th (updated)
  • Schumer foe will visit Watertown tomorrow
  • UNYTEA: We're now 1,000 members strong
  • "Albany needs north country common sense"
  • Log Cabin Republicans like Duprey, Sayward
  • Read McGrath appeal
  • Team Hoffman looking for a few good volunteers
  • Talk of the town
  • Talk of the town
  • Dem doesn't want more debates
  • Second debate for Doheny, Hoffman (updated)
  • Read judge's decision on McGrath's Democratic petitions
  • Hoffman endorsed by Conservative cause
  • Talk of the town
  • Owens asked to vote no on bill to avoid teacher layoffs
  • Forsythe: Russell owes explanation on tax cap
  • McGrath to Blankenbush: "Man up" and let me on the ballot
  • Political contributions of the 23rd Congressional District candidates
  • Doheny top political giver among 23rd candidates
  • Hoffman to Doheny: Release BUI reports (updated)
  • McGrath tossed from Dem ballot (updated)
  • Russell bounced from Indy line
  • UNYTEA: We'll host Hoffman-Doheny debate
  • Aubertine udderly amazing
  • Griffo on budget: It's a "disaster"
  • Talk of the town
  • Hoffman to have Watertown heaquarters
  • Change in counting prisoners has Griffo steamed
  • Hennessy to host dinner fundraiser Aug. 21
  • Much debate work still to be done in 23rd race
  • Farm bill opponents cheer defeat
  • Farm workers bill fails in Senate
  • Two GOP candidates spar over debates
  • Owens brings Calif. colleague to north country farms
  • UNYTEA and Hoffman to visit Essex County
  • Empire State Pride Agenda backs McGrath
  • $5M for Bay border port clears first hurdle
  • Talk of the town
  • Owens wants farmers to have more access to loans
  • Blankenbush endorsed by "pro-family" group
  • McGrath announces campaign chairs
  • Talk of the town
  • Albany court will decide fate of Russell's Indy petitions
  • Pavelock signs NY Uprising pledge
  • Owens looks to nix tax work for small businesses
  • Owens declines Tea Party offer
  • Ritchie campaign sheds little light on petitions
  • Blankenbush sues to keep McGrath off Dem, Indy lines
  • GOP Chair Cox to attend St. Lawrence fundraiser
  • Palin responds! (well sort of)
  • Hoffman's fundraising blitz falling short
  • Talk of the town
  • Challenge to Aubertine petition not coming? (updated)
  • FDRHPO funding clears first federal hurdle
  • Congressional candidates are regular voters
  • Talk of the town
  • IBEW local backs Pavelock for 47th race
  • Schumer fights for more transparent campaign finances
  • Tea party attempts second outreach to Dem Owens
  • GOP's Gray, Burto entertain party switch
  • Aubertine applauds tax cap, questions soda tax and WIGS
  • McGrath, Russell see specifics on petition challenge
  • Mayor Graham on "Capital Tonight"
  • Doheny: Goverment shouldn't spend what it doesn't have
  • Griffo urges Paterson to start lupus fund
  • Henderson councilman successful in petition challenge
  • McGrath won't start independent bid as safety net for Assembly race
  • Jefferson County Indys disbanding
  • New Doheny ad: "Reform"
  • Aubertine tries letter like Cuomo, but is still Koch group's "enemy"
  • Rags to riches & running
  • Talk of the town
  • Tea Party will organize in Canton
  • Cuomo seeks election mandate
  • Hoffman diatribe against Owens also Altschuler's rant against Bishop
  • Scozzafava endorses Cuomo
  • Assembly candidate rips Paterson for parole patronage
  • Pavelock to host Lowville fundraiser
  • Conservatives backing away from Burns endorsement
  • Lions, tigers and signatures (oh my)
  • Challenger may find it hard to link local Dem to ag cuts
  • Newcomers in 47th district adding lines to boost chances
  • Checkbook not hurt by lack of party support, candidate says
  • Aubertine mourns colleague's passing
  • Talk of the town
  • Conservatives like Dem sheriff over GOP challenger (updated)
  • On petitions, challenges, money and location, location, location
  • Paterson's north country vetoes won't hurt as much as expected
  • Talk of the town
  • Tea parties stay separate, but friendly
  • Owens taking Working Families endorsement is troubling to opponent
  • Dexter native tapped to lead Doheny team
  • "Stop the Insanity" on spending, Hoffman says
  • Seniors warned about scam
  • UNYTEA will host Paladino in Plattsburgh
  • McGrath: Reject opponent's "cut and paste job"
  • Unscientifically, Barclay backers favor Doheny in NY-23
  • Sheriff candidates hold fundraisers
  • Four newcomers sign NY Uprising pledge (updated)
  • State Indys backing Russell (and yes, McGrath)
  • Talk of the town
  • Two Republican Assembly candidates offer near-identical plans
  • Talk of the town
  • Working Families Party backs Owens, Russell
  • Senate looking to keep muzzle-loaders out of felons' hands
  • McGrath fundraises off opponent's Miranda plan
  • Owens votes to extend unemployment benefits
  • Talk of the town
  • Legislature OKs crossbow hunting
  • Senate OKs expansion of state loan program for farmers
  • Federal funding for local cops clears first hurdle
  • Doheny to Hoffman: Debate me (11 times!)
  • Aubertine on lack of budget, Power for Jobs (updated)
  • Congressional candidate touts work protecting jobs
  • Talk of the town
  • Hoffman: I raised $14K in five days
  • Legislature revives 1812 bill
  • Assembly hopefuls find agreement on budget
  • Blankenbush: No Miranda for suspected terrorists
  • Owens sparks Dems to surprise win in baseball game
  • Employers urged to apply for new health benefit
  • McHugh says Army will dig at Arlington to clear grave confusion
  • 23rd candidates praise Supreme Court gun ruling
  • Romney will deliver keynote at upstate Conservative dinner
  • Talk of the town
  • McGrath: "This is our time."
  • Hoffman: Opponent is "Scozzafava 2.0" (updated)
  • Democratic candidate doesn't like constitutional convention idea
  • New Doheny ad touts "turnaround" (updated)
  • Hoffman: Let foreign ships clean up Gulf oil spill
  • Legislature approves Route 812 renaming for trooper
  • Scozzafava's husband will attend Dem hopeful's kick-off
  • Paladino's comments, the day after...
  • Blankenbush creates "True North" plan to fix state government
  • Talk of the town
  • Paladino promises Albany cleanup
  • Senate wants more family court judges
  • The mayor is right.
  • Paladino coming to Adams Center today
  • Doheny (still) won't use Indy line to force three-way race in NY-23
  • Freedom Works PAC backs Hoffman
  • GOP knocks Aubertine on heat bill
  • Senate passes Power for Jobs
  • Armey is back for Hoffman
  • Doheny, McGrath take to radio airwaves
  • Madison Conservatives like Hoffman
  • State Indys now officially behind Doheny
  • WSJ documents far right's fight for recognition in NY
  • Russell challenger: I would have opposed microstamping
  • In door hanger, McGrath offers Albany agenda
  • Griffo challenger up with first ad
  • Pro-charter group praises Aubertine in mailer
  • Owens, House Dems: Exempt auto dealers from Wall Street reforms
  • Upstate Dems join GOP in opposing gun bill
  • Kennedy - Kerry, that is - raps Aubertine on farm bill
  • Owens says claim of hiring 17K IRS agents is "disinformation"
  • Ruggiero to hold dinner fundraiser June 28
  • Lewis Dems pick Pavelock, McGrath
  • Aubertine joins GOP on blackout bill
  • ON THE ISSUES: Rep. Owens on wind power subsidies, information
  • Hoffman to visit Ogdensburg June 24
  • Dispatches from the 23rd District
  • State Right to Life again with Hoffman
  • Talk of the town
  • NYPA sought to absorb troubled water district
  • Owens touts "doughnut" rebate, DCCC slaps NY-23 opponents over it
  • Griffo applauds autism bill passage
  • St. Lawrence Dems avoid primary endorsements
  • Owens, Dems to BP: Stop "slick" marketing while cleanup continues
  • Aubertine seeks to expand farmer rights
  • Senate looks to eliminate wait for marrying soldiers
  • Russell, Scozzafava 'yes' on budget extenders
  • Owens to host Watertown forum Sunday
  • Henderson Republicans to host candidates
  • Jefferson Dems decide endorsements
  • Local Dems split on taking Working Families line
  • Hoffman to Owens: Nix law firm fundraiser
  • By the book: Tea Party, GOP set to clash in NY-23
  • McGrath raises $7,600 in first weekend
  • Talk of the town
  • Doheny endorsed by Hamilton GOP
  • ON THE ISSUES: Wind power in the 122nd Assembly District
  • Talk of the town
  • Assembly candidate looks to defy expectations
  • Owens joins Sportsmen's Caucus
  • Aubertine's quickie marriages bill passes Senate
  • Doheny to announce state Indy endorsement in 23rd race
  • Griffo challenger to roll out first TV ad next week
  • North country lawmakers split on parks vote
  • Four upstate Dems, including Owens, vote to repeal DADT in House
  • Hoffman pledges to defund health care reform if elected
  • St. Lawrence GOP supports Doheny in 23rd race
  • Clinton County GOP picks Doheny for 23rd CD
  • Pro-life PAC supports Hoffman in 23rd race
  • Russell hosting exporting forum
  • Talk of the town
  • Jefferson GOP chair backs Levy
  • Jefferson GOP backs local Doheny
  • State Senate honors Fort Drum soldiers killed in overseas wars
  • Aubertine, Maziarz debate climate change bill
  • Owens introduces bill to spur more cross-border trade
  • Jefferson County GOP chief likes Blakeman, Donovan, Wilson
  • Lewis, Franklin GOP punt on 23rd endorsement
  • Owens remembers Fort Drum's fallen on House floor
  • St. Lawrence Conservatives will meet June 3
  • Griffo to Dems: You want Cuomo-type reform? Pass my bills.
  • Owens supports fellow Chaminade alum Coffey
  • Oswego Conservatives support Hoffman
  • They said it (+ new palmcard)
  • Doheny backed by Oswego County GOP
  • Coming attractions
  • Tea partiers to protest Owens appearance
  • Fulton County GOP supports Doheny
  • Talk of the town
  • In redux of special strategy, Hoffman tries tagging opponent with "liberal" label
  • UNYTEA backs Hoffman
  • Aubertine oh so quiet
  • Reed won't seek 118th seat
  • Talk of the town
  • State unions looking to squeeze Aubertine
  • McGrath registers campaign website, still mum on run
  • Talk of the town
  • Lisbon legislator seeks Assembly post
  • Owens gets Ag subcommittee assignments
  • Hoffman & UNYTEA to hold Wednesday news conference
  • Talk of the town
  • Essex GOP backs Doheny over native son Hoffman
  • Gillibrand will visit Ogdensburg Friday
  • Candidate misrepresents role in Utica business
  • Talk of the town
  • Local Conservatives still like Hoffman
  • Long says Doheny sealed fate on Conservative line by backing Scozzafava
  • Once dead, farm worker bill resurfaces in state Senate
  • Talk of the town
  • Ruggiero OK with being one-term sheriff
  • Adirondack Council opposes increase to ATV weight
  • Owens fundraiser attracts old McHugh allies
  • Ruggiero won't seek pension, car, mileage if elected sheriff
  • McGrath not yet ready to enter Assembly fray
  • Pavelock endorsed by St. Lawrence Democrats
  • Hoffman will meet June 3 with Hamilton GOP
  • Pacilio won't seek 122nd seat
  • Hoffman uses Times Square plot to solicit donations
  • "Cash for Caulkers" backed by Owens
  • Talk of the town
  • Sheriff's candidate urges cooperation
  • Lewis GOP leader still undecided about governor
  • Mahar quits brief bid for Assembly
  • Owens joins House Ag Committee
  • Talk of the town
  • Ruggiero to announce Jefferson sheriff bid
  • Lazio says he won't use governor's power to push for friends
  • Power for Jobs bill clears first hurdle
  • Bill to legalize side-by-side ATVs awaits Senate vote
  • Owens declines offer to speak to tea party group
  • Aubertine spokesman responds to LG speculation
  • Talk of the town
  • Jefferson County chair to nominate AG hopeful Coffey at Dem conference
  • Talk of the town
  • Granby GOP backs Hoffman
  • Jefferson GOP to throw cocktail party
  • Assembly candidate calls for smaller government
  • Denmark highway chief will seek GOP nod for Assembly
  • Owens proposes selling bonds to reduce fed debt
  • Hoffman closes on house in 23rd
  • Griffo challenger says new ideas needed in Albany
  • Hoffman, Doheny expected at Lewis event Thursday
  • Burto ends flirtation with Assembly bid
  • Aubertine wants Power for Jobs made permanent in budget
  • Utica resident seeking 47th Senate bid
  • Talk of the town
  • Jockeying continuing for Assembly seat
  • Burns will seek third term as sheriff
  • AG hopefuls Coffey, Rice come to Watertown
  • Blankenbush officially; Ritchie endorsed
  • Madison GOP backs Doheny
  • The 122nd AD: Who's in, who's out, who's on the fence
  • Aubertine, Valesky think Espada should cede majority post
  • Fulton GOP backs Doheny, Ritchie
  • Talk of the town
  • Scozzafava will not seek re-election
  • Owens' bill would expand tax credits for job-producing businesses
  • Oswego City GOP backs Doheny
  • Owens gets invite from the enemy camp
  • Talk of the town
  • Owens to visit Clarkson Sunday
  • Franklin GOP chair backs DioGuardi
  • Senate Ag committee votes down farmworker bill
  • Hoffman tells Owens: Fire 'sleazy' pollster
  • Local Indy vice-chair calls on Doheny's behalf
  • Scozzafava will face primary challenge
  • Vaugh halts bid for 118th, will work for Doheny
  • Talk of the town
  • 23rd candidates look to their own pockets, out-of-district donors for funds
  • St. Lawrence Conservatives back Ritchie
  • Forsythe will seek 118th seat
  • Dozens rally on Tax Day to protest government spending
  • Levy says he won't close north country prisons if elected
  • Levy said he acted appropriately in helping friend land county work
  • Aubertine: Let's get to work
  • Owens taps old McHugh bill to help maple producers
  • Doheny backed by Oneida GOP, 3 chairs
  • Talk of the town
  • DioGuardi has passion for Senate seat, chairs say
  • Two notes
  • Forsythe still mulling 118th bid
  • Levy coming (back) to Watertown
  • Four AG candidates say yes to local Dem dinner
  • Hoffman: President wrong on nuclear arms policy
  • Hoffman still in Lake Placid
  • Team Hoffman (2010 edition)
  • Owens aided in re-election bid by Colo. lawmaker
  • Doheny kickoff tour continues Friday
  • State Indys back Griffo
  • Talk of the town
  • Pledges
  • Doheny makes NY-23 bid official
  • Maroun drops 23rd bid
  • Opponents differ on "death tax" repeal
  • Three notes from tonight's UNYTEA meeting
  • Doheny officially
  • Hospital group thanking Owens for health care vote
  • Behling won't challenge Ritchie for GOP line in 48th
  • Talk of the town
  • Barclay's convention idea receives cool response from chairs
  • Owens criticizes Senate for failing to extend jobless benefits
  • Talk of the town
  • Up north: Two(ish) GOP chairs for Levy, one for Lazio, one undecided
  • Hennessy kicks off bid for 47th SD
  • GOP congressional candidates on card check, cap & trade and tea party movement
  • GOP congressional candidates on same-sex marriage, abortion
  • I erred.
  • Talk of the town
  • Ritchie unveils bid for state Senate seat
  • GOP congressional candidates on immigration
  • Oneida County legislator to challenge Griffo
  • Ritchie's position on abortion
  • Talk of the town
  • Local GOP leaders concerned about Hoffman strategy
  • Franklin County Conservatives back Lazio, Hoffman
  • Aubertine is snowmobilers' top legislator
  • A brief mistake.
  • The pledge
  • GOP hopefuls show little differences in debate
  • Live from the UNYTEA debate, pt. 2
  • Live from UNYTEA debate
  • Times for Ritchie candidacy kick-off
  • Ogdensburg prison, local parks protected by Assembly
  • Gillibrand won't stop push to cut fat in schools
  • Quinnipiac poll confirms what NY-23 saw
  • Owens' take on how health care reform impacts NY-23
  • Talk of the town
  • Hoffman: "I will repeal this socialized health care program."
  • Ritchie to announce candidacy Monday
  • Senate budget resolution contains mixed news for north country
  • Eric Behling "leaning toward" GOP bid in 48th Senate seat
  • Talk of the town
  • Owens will vote "yes" again on health care
  • Talk of the town
  • Owens lobbied before health care vote
  • Griffo will seek third term in state Senate
  • Maroun to Owens: Start over on health care
  • Hoffman: 'Deem and pass' is a scam
  • Obama calls Owens on health care bill
  • Franklin County Dem chair backs Dinallo
  • 23rd residents say donors run Congress
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