Republican Concedes in Race for Connecticut Governor

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Cuomo as Leader: Focused, Intense and at Times Alienating

The New York governor-elect has promised to attract new talent to Albany, but his record as a manager shows that not everyone can thrive under his leadership approach.

Decisive Gains at State Level Could Give Republicans a Boost for Years

Republicans won a majority of the nation’s governorships and legislative chambers, giving them the upper hand next year as states begin the once-a-decade process of drawing Congressional districts.

Florida: Last-Minute Sprint to Rally the Faithful

Neither Alex Sink nor Rick Scott have been able to build a lead in the bitter race for governor, which has been dominated by a barrage of television ads about each other’s character and ethics, or lack thereof.

New Mexico: Looking to Hispanics as the Key to Victory

In a state where about half of the voters are Democrats, the Republican candidate is making inroads among Hispanics.

Storming Statehouses With Plans for Growth

Candidates for governor across party and state lines have been busy outlining policies to reshape the economy.

G.O.P. Poised to Make Gains in Races for Governor

A wave of G.O.P. victories could have a profound effect on several issues, including health care, Congressional redistricting and stimulus packages.

In California Bid, Whitman Spends Record but Struggles

Meg Whitman has had trouble mastering the state’s vast and convoluted electoral landscape despite spending $119 million of her own money on the race.

Debate in California Governor’s Race

With polls showing a tight race and a large block of undecided voters still in play, the state’s economy and its deep financial problems dominated the debate between Jerry Brown and Meg Whitman.

The Provocateur Loading Paladino’s Slingshot

Michael R. Caputo’s campaign style has helped propel Carl P

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