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Brookings: "We present evidence from a new survey experiment that information about the LDS church and Mr. Romney's affiliation with it poses little threat to his electoral prospects, even among evangelical Christians. In fact, messages about Romney's religion may even boost his
support among conservatives." 
Politico:  "Another pair of GOP primaries in rock-ribbed red states - Texas on May 29 and Utah on June 26 - will further test the strength of the tea party movement that helped deliver the House to Republicans in 2010 and has roiled the party ever since."
Miami Herald:  "Gov. Rick Scott's top advisor arranged $5 million no-bid contract in Senate.  The governor's chief of staff, Steve MacNamara, used his Senate clout to sign a contract for a web-based
budget system developed by the business partner of a friend." 
Politico:  "Romney would do well to have a wing man who can astutely explain the flaws in President Barack Obama's policies. There are many attractive prospects out there, but Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal can do not just all that, he has already implemented the sort of bold reforms at the state level that are now desperately needed at the federal level." 

Omaha World Herald:  "The state senator from Valentine...started to surge in the polls at the perfect time - early enough to win and too late for her opponents to respond.  Fischer, who raised a paltry $440,000 to front-runner Jon Bruning's $3.6 million, is now in position to become the second woman ever elected to the U.S. Senate from Nebraska."

Cap Times:  "A detailed analysis of the 4,400 entries in Walker's calendar by the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism paints a portrait of a public relations-minded governor who focuses his message on receptive, conservative audiences and who, as the effort to recall him has intensified has spent a sharply decreasing amount of time on official state business."

Politico:  "As the Obama campaign began a concerted attack on the presumptive GOP nominee for his tenure at the private equity firm he managed, strategists in both parties say the Republican has yet to give a confident, detailed explanation of his Bain Capital tenure that silences questions about his biography as a businessman."
NYT:  "Want to guarantee a campaign throwdown? Toss 2 major American cities, 2 large minority populations and 15 candidates into one newly drawn Congressional district.  The primary battle in Congressional District 33, a horizontal swath that spans Dallas and Fort Worth, has the makings of a political circus."

Journal-Sentinel:  "Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett accused Gov. Scott Walker of attempting to ‘cook the books' to make Wisconsin's economy look better than it is by releasing new jobs figures this week in advance of the June 5 recall election."

WashPost:  "As he gears up his reelection effort, Obama is trying to win the political support of veterans and military families in a handful of important swing states.  It is a bold attempt to cut into a traditionally Republican constituency, one the GOP won't concede without a fight."

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FOUR CANDIDATES LEAD FIELD TO SUCCEED LA MAYOR VILLARAIGOSA

02/02/2012

LA Times:  "City Controller Wendy Greuel and City Councilman Eric Garcetti raised more than a million dollars each through Dec. 31. Councilwoman Jan Perry hauled in $827,000. Investment banker Austin Beutner raised $627,000.  Analysts say candidates need about $2 million to compete in the March 2013 primary." 

http://www.scpr.org/news/2012/02/01/31068/la-mayors-race-wide-open-after-fundraising-reports/

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