The governor says that while he’s impressed with how well Bernie Sanders has done, he believes a Clinton candidacy is the only path forward for Democrats to win the presidency.
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Another View: ‘Sanders losing fair and square’ column way off the mark
The Democrats’ primary process fails to take into account the impact of unenrolled or independent voters.
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House District 40: Three compete for Democratic nomination
Herbert Adams, Anna Kellar and Rachel Talbot Ross bring a range of experience to the primary race.
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House District 39: Two newcomers seek House nomination
Andrew Edwards and Michael Sylvester will compete in the Democratic primary on June 14.
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Senate District 28: Three veteran politicians lay out different priorities
The winner of the primary to represent Portland and Westbrook will face Republican Karen Usher in the November election.
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Senate District 27: Candidates have ideas for tackling state’s drug crisis
Rep. Ben Chipman, Rep. Diane Russell and Dr. Chuck Radis seek the seat covering the eastern half of Portland and its islands.
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Libertarian Party nominates Johnson for president
The former New Mexico governor hopes to make waves in an election with unpopular candidates.
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Sanders knocks Trump for backing out of debate
‘Now that I am the presumptive Republican nominee, it seems inappropriate that I would debate the second-place finisher,’ Trump says.
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Trump’s business dealings highlight his cutthroat style
His penchant for bringing out rivalries is now roiling his presidential campaign as a top aide quits.
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Poll: Interest, not excitement, in White House race
The malaise crosses party lines as come November the choice will be between two unpopular candidates.