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STATE HOUSE — U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren plans to get behind a presidential candidate and in an interview televised on Sunday she did not rule out joining a ticket this year. "Way, way, way premature to talk about that," the Cambridge Democrat told New England Cable News reporter
Democrats
MIAMI (AP) — Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders head into Wednesday night's debate with a far different vibe than when they last squared off just four days ago — Sanders riding high after his upset victory in Michigan and Clinton's camp offering reassurances that she's still
GOP
WASHINGTON (AP) — For Mississippi Democrats, the only real question was who liked Hillary Clinton the most, as exit polls showed the former secretary of state carried nearly every voter group in her trouncing of Bernie Sanders in Tuesday's primary election. In Michigan, haunted by lead contamination in the
Democratic primary
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas and Nebraska Democrats gave Bernie Sanders a win, while Louisiana lined up behind Hillary Clinton on Saturday's contests for the Democratic nomination for president. Campaigning in Detroit, Clinton said she was thrilled to add to her delegate count and expected to do well in
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BOSTON – Trying to parse Tuesday's election results had even the savviest political operators scratching their heads. Caveats were plentiful. Donald Trump didn't just win the Massachusetts Republican presidential primary, he steamrolled the competition in a state where, by historical standards, the more moderate and conciliatory Ohio
Massachusetts
BOSTON – Donald Trump's decisive Republican primary victory shows Bay State voters are "disgusted with government," according to Speaker Robert DeLeo, the House of Representatives leader who said Friday it's unclear whether that distaste for Washington will trickle down to the state level. The New
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — Standing in a line of thousands outside an arena at Colorado State University, Aleksandr Cronk contemplated the grim possibility that the man he was waiting to see, Bernie Sanders, may not make it to the November ballot and he'd have to decide whether to
Massachusetts
MIAMI (AP) — Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump, emboldened by commanding victories Tuesday across large swaths of the country, are beginning to focus on each other in the race for the White House. Clinton previewed a "love and kindness" message while Trump traded his typical rollicking rallies
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