Election
Bogus polling firm admits numbers are fraudulent, claims ‘experimental project’
A firm that has published widely circulated midterm political polls has acknowledged that its numbers were “fabricated” and claimed they were part of an experiment that duped some media outlets.
Brad Lander, New York congressional candidate, says he was detained in West Bank
New York congressional candidate Brad Lander said he was detained by the Israel Defense Forces while visiting the West Bank and has since been released with a “warning.”
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Janie Grosjean was torn about voting for embattled Republican Rep. Max Miller this year.
Troy Jackson not sorry for telling Sen. Susan Collins to ‘shut up’ in Maine Senate debate
Troy Jackson said Sunday he will not apologize for telling Sen. Susan M. Collins to "shut up" last week during a heated debate in Maine's deadlocked race for the Senate.
