Jun 27, 2009
Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell said Friday he is not sweating a GOP losing streak in U.S. Senate and gubernatorial elections that stretches back to 2001.
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Gubernatorial hopefuls Creigh Deeds and Bob McDonnell, in their first back-to-back appearances on the same stage, told Boys State attendees in Lynchburg today that they can improve transportation in Virginia without raising taxes.
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Republican Bob McDonnell yesterday became the first candidate for governor to go on television in the general election campaign.
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The Virginia governor’s race, the nation’s most closely watched political contest this year, is expected to shatter spending records in a financial arms race that political observers suggest could reach $60 million.
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The Republican candidates for statewide office will be listed first on the ballot for the Nov. 3 statewide elections.
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Republican Bob McDonnell is the first gubernatorial candidate to start advertising on television. McDonnell will spend about $300,000 for a 10-day run of a 30-second ad in Virginia’s downstate broadcast and cable markets.
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Virginia GOP gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell says he wants to be a governor like Haley Barbour (R-Miss.).
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State Sen. Creigh Deeds and former Attorney General Bob McDonnell have agreed to their first scheduled debate in this year’s governor’s race.
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Newt Gingrich’s American Solutions will send letters to gubernatorial candidates, Creigh Deeds and Bob McDonnell this afternoon, asking them to oppose a federal proposal that the groups says would establish a national tax system on energy.
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The Republican candidate for Virginia governor says that if elected he will look for budget cuts within the Transportation Department and the state’s Medicaid agency even as he explores ways to cut corporate taxes to attract business.
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