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" "Vermont Transparency Tour" to kick off next month 2 2011 Mississippi primaries: Governor and Lieutenant Governor A A house divided over booze Ad analysis: The West Virginia gubernatorial race All eyes on Louisiana's lieutenant governor election B Breaking news: Beshear and Democrats win big in Kentucky state executive races Breaking news: Tomblin wins 2011 West Virginia Governor election Breaking news: West Virginia Governor election coverage Brock challenges Shumlin for Vermont's top seat Bryant scores Republican victory in Mississippi gubernatorial election; many down ballot races follow suit By the numbers: A comparison of West Virginia's gubernatorial candidates C Change is in the air for Virginia's top office Citizen-initiated legislation becomes law in two states Cuomo appoints executive director of Port Authority Cuomo makes good on promise of transparency D Don't drink the water: Dispute over bottled water emerges in Vermont state government E Early buzz about Shumlin's 2012 GOP challenger Election outlook: Ballotpedia predicts no partisan changes in state executive offices Election outlook: Ballotpedia's final predictions for state executive elections Election preview: Kentucky to elect top state officers Election preview: Mississippi holds historic elections tomorrow Election preview: Seven state executive races in Louisiana Election wrap-up: What you need to know about the November 8th state executive elections F Five incumbents fall in Mississippi state legislative primaries G General election season opens tomorrow in West Virginia Georgia Governor received perks from Delta Air Lines

G cont. Gov. Beshear's campaign faces fundraising complaints Governor Corbett releases education reform plan Governor Cuomo's use of state aircraft under scrutiny Governors back repeal of DOMA H Health care compact gains momentum with Texas and Missouri L Lawsuit questioning actions of Gov. Cuomo, New York state Senate to proceed Louisiana attorney general sues to retain congressional seats Louisiana to elect one of five public service commissioners in 2012 Template:Ltrodgers2011 M Meet West Virginia's 2011 third-party gubernatorial candidates Mississippi state executive runoff elections yield historic, tight races Mississippi's 2011 runoffs: governor, treasurer and public service commissioners N New Mexico public regulation commissioner pleads guilty to felony charges; tenders resignation New York attorney general gets booted from foreclosure settlement talks New York same sex marriage law challenged on technical grounds New York Senate Republicans rewarded for marriage equality votes New York State Senate confirms first superintendent of Department of Financial Services New York-New Jersey Port Authority gets a fresh face North Dakota governor calls for new interstate compact O Oklahoma becomes second state to join health care compact Orie's fraud saga continues P Pennsylvania beefs up road safety legislation Pennsylvania governor signs texting ban into law Pennsylvania House Speaker proposes downsizing of state house Pennsylvania Senate Majority Leader proposes changes to electoral vote distribution Pennsylvania state budget receives no Democratic support

P cont. Pennsylvania state senator enters race for state attorney general Pennsylvania's top education official addresses suspicions of cheating Potential government takeover of... the government S Shumlin campaign contributions questioned Shumlin named "2011 Green Governor of the Year" Shumlin positions himself for 2012 re-election bid South Carolina Lieutenant Governor's campaign spending under review T Ten candidates in race for Louisiana governor Three months to go - Ballotpedia predicts changes in three state executive offices for Democrats Tomblin sets the stage for his official assumption of West Virginia governorship Tomblin takes oath of office; legislature considers amending term limits Top Republican officials urge state Senate candidate to drop out of race Two roadblocks for Virginia attorney general U U.S. Senator Leahy takes a stand on maple syrup, same-sex marriage V Vermont Attorney General will not pursue campaign finance complaints Vermont Public Records Act gets a closer look Vermont Public Service Board seeks public comment on new technology Virginia attorney general sues bank to the tune of $900 million Virginia governor looks to save money by cutting interstate compact funds Voter ID law stalled in Pennsylvania state Senate W Washington Governor Christine Gregorie will not seek a third term West Virginia Attorney General McGraw seeks 6th consecutive term West Virginia Treasurer under federal investigation, may draw challengers in 2012 election What to watch for in tomorrow's 11 state legislative runoffs in Mississippi

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