Voters Tighten Reigns on Runaway US Politicians in Tuesday Elections
What can we infer from last night's election results across the country? . . . Overall, voters punished elected officials for going too far and moderation ruled the day.
The Virginia Republican party voted overwhelmingly to reverse its December decision to place on their ballot a loyalty oath that would have required March primary voters to support the eventual GOP nominee for president.
The Virginia Republican party voted overwhelmingly to reverse its December decision to place on their ballot a "loyalty oath" that would have required March primary voters to support the eventual GOP nominee for president.
Scrambling to meet a Friday deadline for finalizing primary ballots, Virginia Republican chairman Pat Mullins polled the state party's governing central committee by phone and e-mail.
(READ more of the story in the Washington Post)
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