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GOP

5 faith facts about John Kasich: ‘God is with me wherever I happen to be’

(RNS) — When The New York Times endorsed Ohio Gov. John Kasich on the eve of the Iowa caucus, their praise focused on his pragmatic, calm voice for "government's duty to protect the poor, the mentally ill and others 'in the shadows.'" He told conservative

new hampshire

Kasich touts bipartisan track record to win over NH voters

CONCORD, NH — With only a day to go before New Hampshire voters head to the polls for the first-in-the-nation presidential primary, Ohio Governor John Kasich attended his 102d town hall meeting at Concord High School on Sunday. Kasich, who has been traveling across the state for months in an attempt

GOP

Kasich keeps it positive in final days before New Hampshire

DURHAM, N.H. (AP) — John Kasich is betting big on positivity. Unlike Jeb Bush and Chris Christie, who are turning their fire on Marco Rubio with a renewed sense of urgency, Kasich is refusing to go negative against his rivals, even bragging about how he asked the super PAC backing

GOP

Kasich bets against voter anger

BOW, N.H. (AP) — John Kasich isn't angry. And he's betting his presidential aspirations that voters aren't, either – despite the sustained political strength of leading Republicans he says are taking the country "into the dark."

GOP

GOP candidate Kasich addresses NH House ahead of primary

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Ohio Gov. John Kasich praised the New Hampshire Legislature on Wednesday for expanding Medicaid under the president's health care overhaul law — a rare move for GOP presidential contender — saying that the decision saved lives. "I took $14 billion dollars over the next two

GOP

Zeroing in on New Hampshire, Kasich campaigns with optimism

HILLSBORO, N.H. (AP) — With three weeks until the primary in New Hampshire, where John Kasich's White House hopes probably will live or die, he's approaching his campaign with a sense of calm. Touring the state Tuesday on his campaign bus, the Ohio governor seemed fortified

Democratic primary

Democrat O’Malley fails to qualify for Ohio’s primary ballot

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Martin O'Malley failed to qualify for Ohio's primary ballot after falling short of the signatures needed to appear before the state's voters, a spokesman for the state's elections chief said Thursday. O'Malley needed 1,

Massachusetts

No to Massachusetts ‘weed greed’

As Ohio goes, so should Massachusetts. On Nov. 3, Ohio voters — in every one of its 88 counties — overwhelmingly rejected Issue 3, a ballot measure that would have launched a legal medical and recreational marijuana industry in the state.