Bayside&#39;s hidden GOP stronghold
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Jeanine Carter was surprised. The lifelong Republican said she usually keeps her political leanings to herself because, after all, she lives in heavily Democratic New York City.
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The real estate adage "location, location, location" applies to politics as well, and Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is playing that for all it's worth.
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To figure out why former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani has widened his lead over other Republican presidential contenders in preference polls of GOP voters,  take a look just below the surface of those horserace numbers.
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New York Democrats in recent years have made serious headway in the longtime Republican strongholds of Nassau and Suffolk, the two heavily populated counties in the New York City suburbs of Long Island.
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By The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.  Dec. 12--Last week, Virginia Beach got a look at both ends of the stick wielded by Richmond.
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NEW YORK Republicans gathered here Sunday for a nominating convention meant to emphasize the moderate side of President George W. Bush&#39;s Republican Party even while using this city&#39;s Sept.
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In an election year with a tight, fiercely partisan race, hold the Republican convention in a city where it&#39;s never been held before, where Gore outpolled Bush 4 to 1, where Democrats
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Usually, the down elevator doesn&#39;t drop any lower than the basement, but don&#39;t tell that to the Florida Democratic Party. Their party holds a voter registration edge over Republicans in the state, and they
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People don&#39;t commonly associate adjectives like &quot;cool&quot; and &quot;hip&quot; with the Republican Party, but the first broadcast television coverage of the party&#39;s convention, from Madison Square Garden in
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Cheney disagrees with Bush. Log Cabin fights for âUnity Platformâ. These are pebbles in the ocean. The Republicans swarming into Manhattan this week are bringing a cynical message.
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Republicans hold their convention next week in New York, home to the GOP-like Yankees. The Democrats chose Boston, whose Red Sox resemble that party.
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What the New York mayorâs decision to leave the GOP behind means for the 2008 presidential race.Â
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By Dawn Gagnon, Bangor Daily News, Maine  Feb. 10--BANGOR -- Cecelia and Robert Brown had long planned to sell their triangle-shaped property off the Gilman Road to a developer as a way to finance their golden years.
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With the subtle but powerful backing of the Bush administration, Mel Martinez&#39;s bid for the Republican nomination in Florida&#39;s Senate race once looked fairly easy.
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Politics as usual? Hasta la vista, baby. The radical center has flexed its muscle in California, short-circuiting the parties and going directly to the people. Now it could sweep the nation. By Jill Stewart from Wired magazine.
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To the protesters, it's Guantanamo on the Hudson. Police prefer the acronym PASS, though nobody gets one. Either way, the dilapidated, hulking pier on the Hudson River in Manhattan has become a landmark of sorts in the clash between activists and authorities at the Republican National Convention.
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California Rep. Duncan Hunter is leaving the House after 14 terms to seek the 2008 GOP presidential nomination Ã¢ÂÂ and guess what? A certain Duncan D. Hunter is running succeed him. But in a San Diego district that&#39;s virtually assured of electing the Republican nominee, a bevy of party hopefuls are lining up to block the family&#39;s succession plans in the 52nd District.