Gov. Larry Hogan is up for re-election in Maryland, where Democrats outnumber Republicans 2-1. His immigration record could be a liability in November.
The National Education Association debated whether to expand membership to include community allies at its annual convention, held in Minneapolis this week.
The Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional to require non-union members to pay fees supporting collective bargaining activity on First Amendment grounds.
Nate Loewentheil's campaign in Maryland's 46th District, which covers parts of Baltimore, has been fueled largely by donors outside the city.
The gubernatorial race is the latest arena for a dramatic battle between the Clark County Education Association and the Nevada State Education Association.
Two days ago, the Minnesota Democratic Party had an established order, in which candidates moved up through the ranks in an orderly, predictable fashion. Today, chaos reigns.
The Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party endorsed Matt Pelikan, a first-time candidate, after Lori Swanson, the incumbent attorney general, dropped out.
In the Democratic primary for county executive in Prince George's County, even some locals from the same union have backed different candidates.
Jahana Hayes stunned Connecticut's political establishment at this month's congressional convention. But the fight is far from over.
In recent years, some charter schools around the country have offered financial incentives for student recruitment, but they're not obligated to report it.
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