The Washington Post thinks Adriano Espaillat has a high bar to clear for a do over election.

Espaillat could lose his court battle automatically if he submits petitions to run for reelection.

Erik Dilan doesn’t regret his congressional campaign.

Democrats are milking Marty Golden’s etiquette class for all it’s worth.

Despite no serious challenger, Keith Wright is raising a lot of money.

San Francisco received Jumaane Williams’ letter warning them about stop-and-frisk.

Ka-ching: The Mitt Romney campaign raised over $100 million this month.

Next up for the Paul family: Internet freedom.

Is Mitt Romney running on his biography because he believes he is destined to president?

Romney sounds like he has soured on John Roberts, telling CBS “I certainly wouldn't nominate someone who -- I knew -- was gonna come out with a decision I violently disagreed with or vehemently, rather, disagreed with.”

Republicans may be prepared to block a large number of voters in Pennsylvania.

The vice presidency, by the numbers.

The Obama campaign unveiled a new spokesperson for all matters political, Jen Psaki.

If it strikes you as implausible that the Democrats are winning the outside money race, that is because it is.

The Romney vacation is a mix of  M&M cookies, volleyball and patriotic crafts.

Obama celebrated July 4th by trying on a funny hat.

Most Americans think this year’s presidential campaign has been “too long and dull.”

Actor Morgan Freeman says Obama is “not America's first black president.”

A voter ID law could leave as many as 750,000 people disenfranchised in Pennsylvania.

“Barely 500 people” turned out for a “lackluster” Occupy Wall Street Independence Day celebration in Philadelphia.