Len’s Political Note #638 North Carolina State Senate
Help get North Carolina's Senate to 21 Democrats. End the Republican supermajority.
Len’s Political Note #633 Bob Ferguson Washington Governor
Bob Ferguson is Washington's probable next governor, but he has enough of a contest to consider giving him some help.
Len’s Political Note #630 John Barrow Georgia Supreme Court
John Barrow promises to bring some balance to the Georgia Supreme Court
Len’s Political Note #628 Maurice Green North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mo Green, an experienced attorney, school superintendent, and foundation head is running against a home schooling advocate an opponent of public schools on the most right-wing slate of candidates North Carolina has ever seen.
Political Note #627 Rachel Hunt North Carolina Lt. Governor
Rachel Hunt, like many was moved by the 2016 election. She ran -- for the state legislature. From the House to the Senate and now to the Executive.
Len’s Political Note #626 Elaine Marshall North Carolin Secretary of State
Re-electing Elaine Marshall as Secretary of State helps keep Democrats in charge of North Carolina's executive offices.
Len’s Political Note #624 Michigan House of Representatives
Michigan's Democratic majority is too slim for comfort.
Len’s Political Note #619 Elad Gross Missouri Attorney General
Elad Gross, Democrat running to be Attorney General is helping to make Missouri competitive again.
Len’s Political Note #614 Michael Donnelly, Melody Stewart, and Lisa Forbes for Ohio Supreme Court
Inc Michael Donnelly, Inc Melody Stewart, and Lisa Babish Forbes are the Democratic slate for three seats on the Ohio Supreme Court.
Len’s Political Note #613 Ohio Supreme Court
Other than Senator Sherrod Brown, the only state-wide elected Democrats in office in Ohio are Supreme Court Justices.