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2 2011 bill filing deadlines: New Hampshire has latest date 2011 legislative session gets under way in Mississippi 2011 Mississippi primaries: Governor and Lieutenant Governor 2011 Mississippi primaries: Secretary of State and Attorney General 2011 Mississippi primaries: State Treasurer, Agriculture Commissioner and Public Service Commission A And the (gubernatorial) nominees are... B Ballotpedia's 2011 Ballot Measure Breakdown: All states Ballotpedia's 2011 Ballot Measure Breakdown: Mississippi and New Jersey Ballotpedia's Tuesday Count plateaus at 4 certified measures Breakdown: Ballotpedia dissects lawsuits challenging 2011 and 2012 ballot measures Breaking down the August state legislative primaries in Mississippi Bryant scores Republican victory in Mississippi gubernatorial election; many down ballot races follow suit C Census Bureau's work is done, but some critics take aim at Congressional refusal to grow Competitiveness dips in 2011 state legislative elections compared to 2010 E Election aftermath: Democrats hold Iowa Senate, Independent wins in Missouri special elections Election aftermath: Two out of three GOP-backed measures approved by Mississippi voters Election aftermath: What you need to know about yesterday's state legislative elections Election outlook: Ballotpedia predicts no partisan changes in state executive offices Election outlook: Ballotpedia's final predictions for state executive elections Election preview: 2011 state and local measures serve as precursor to 2012 Election preview: Mississippi holds historic elections tomorrow Election preview: More than 400 state legislative seats up for election tomorrow Election wrap-up: Down ballot state executive races Election wrap-up: What you need to know about the November 8th state executive elections Eure, Donatucci secure seats in Tuesday's special elections F Five incumbents fall in Mississippi state legislative primaries Four states to receive local census population data this week

L Lawsuit filed against Mississippi eminent domain initiative M Mississippi House Democrats' redistricting bill is DOA with Senate Republicans Mississippi House passes eminent domain bill; could take initiative off ballot Mississippi Initiative 26 just the start of political fight across the country Mississippi initiatives presented to Legislature Mississippi Judges could draw redistricting map for state Mississippi state executive runoff elections yield historic, tight races Mississippi Supreme Court hears arguments regarding personhood amendment Mississippi's 2011 runoffs: governor, treasurer and public service commissioners Mississippi's House passes redistricting map Mississippians to vote next week in August Primary MS Supreme Court to take on eminent domain initiative lawsuit O Oklahoma and Mississippi host local elections today P Public hearings scheduled for 2011 Mississippi ballot measures R Redistricting Roundup: Christmas on June 10 for Californians: Draft maps arrive Redistricting Roundup: Citizen activist organizations work to reform redistricting Redistricting Roundup: Deadlines looming for many states in redistricting process Redistricting Roundup: Final local census figures delivered as states dive into data Redistricting Roundup: Governor kicks redistricting chair off commission Redistricting Roundup: How this year's elections impact redistricting Redistricting Roundup: Illinois maps reach governor's desk Redistricting Roundup: Lawsuits dominate early stages of redistricting processes Redistricting Roundup: Lawsuits pile up as states continue to dive into new maps Redistricting Roundup: Maps look destined for court system in Mississippi as Senate and House reach stalemate (again) Redistricting Roundup: Mississippi mayhem as redistricting maps look destined for stalemate Redistricting Roundup: New Jersey adds 11th commission member, Mississippi House introduces new map Redistricting Roundup: No southern hospitality in the South Carolina Senate

R cont. Redistricting Roundup: Partisan breakdown of committees reveals clues about map-drawing process Redistricting Roundup: Push for redistricting commissions increases among minority parties Redistricting Roundup: Redistricting affects more than Congressional and state legislative districts Redistricting Roundup: Texas session will end without Congressional map Redistricting Roundup: Virginia legislature sends maps to governor's desk, inching closer to an on-time completion of the process Republican Governors Association will be headed by former campaign manager to Virginia's Bob McDonnell Republicans retain seats in January 11 special elections Results are in: three state executive offices will face run-off elections S Singing blue and seeing red in Mississippi redistricting State Legislative Tracker: 27 special sessions this year and counting State Legislative Tracker: Mississippi prepares for primaries tomorrow State Legislative Tracker: Second round of Wisconsin recalls begins tomorrow State Legislative Tracker: Which state has the most committees? State Legislative Tracker:Georgia continues special redistricting session, Wisconsin ends recall season State Legislative Tracker:Third and final round of Wisconsin recalls begin tomorrow T The Tuesday Count: 2011 ballot measure campaigns center around five states The Tuesday Count: 2011 elections near, final ballot wording cleared The Tuesday Count: donations provide big backdrop as 2011 elections take center stage The Tuesday Count: in the home stretch - petition drives come to a close for 2011 The Tuesday Count: petition signatures submitted, lawsuits filed Three months to go - Ballotpedia predicts changes in three state executive offices for Democrats Three vacancies filled in Tuesday's special elections Two days after being re-elected, MS state Sen. Tollison switches parties U Update: Ballotpedia's overview of developments of Mississippi ballot measures US Attorney General to review new voting laws in Mississippi, Rhode Island and other states W What to watch for in tomorrow's 11 state legislative runoffs in Mississippi

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