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Home>Caitlin Coakley Beckner

Caitlin Coakley Beckner

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Recent Articles from Caitlin Coakley Beckner

Capitol Insiders July 2, 2012

Fake Twitter handles aim to entertain but don’t harm politicians, insiders say

At first glance, a newcomer to Twitter may think many politicians have lost their minds. Their tweets can be outlandish, contain poor grammar and are often filled with ridiculous positions on policy issues.

But it’s all by design. And it’s often not actually the real politician doing the tweeting.

Capitol Insiders June 25, 2012

Tea Party taking aim at moderate Republicans in primary

It’s been two years since the Tea Party flexed its political muscles and sent more Republicans to the state Capitol than at any time in state history, and Tea Party activists haven’t put their tri-cornered hats back on the shelf yet.

courts June 19, 2012

Ex-Sen. Cheuvront’s mom thrown off the ballot

Jean Cheuvront-McDermott won’t be the spoiler in an intraparty fight over House seats in Legislative District 24.

Capitol Insiders June 18, 2012

15 leaving Legislature, 8 running for other offices

Fifteen legislators have announced this year that they will retire or seek another office rather than run for re-election to the Legislature.

courts June 15, 2012

Judge will decide legislative candidate name dispute next week

A judge said today that he won’t decide until early next week whether a Democratic legislative candidate should be removed from the ballot after an opponent challenged her candidacy, saying she wasn’t running under her real name.

Capitol Insiders June 15, 2012

What’s in a name? Challenge filed against ex-lawmaker’s mom

An activist in Legislative District 24 is challenging Jean Cheuvront- McDermott’s qualification for the ballot, arguing that she is using the Cheuvront name illegitimately.

CD1 June 15, 2012

Paton accuses primary foe of fraud, seeks removal from congressional ballot

Republican congressional candidate Jonathan Paton is accusing one of his opponents of petition circulator fraud and submitting invalid signatures in his nominating petition in an attempt to get his challenger kicked off the ballot.

Congressional Races June 14, 2012

Adams takes shot at Salmon’s congressional record in CD5 debate

It may not be an all-out slugfest yet. But Wednesday night’s 5th Congressional District debate in Chandler showed some signs that the gloves are starting to come off.

CD1 June 12, 2012

Paton accuses primary opponent of fraud, seeks removal

Republican congressional candidate Jonathan Paton is accusing one of his opponents of petition circulator fraud and submitting invalid signatures in his nominating petition in an attempt to get his challenger kicked off the ballot.

Capitol Insiders June 11, 2012

House, Senate campaign announcements raise concerns

In an election year, frequent campaign announcements come as no surprise. What is surprising, however, is where some of the announcements are coming from.

Capitol Insiders May 29, 2012

Rep. Court won’t seek re-election in projected tough primary

Despite being elected by his colleagues as Majority Leader last session, Rep. Steve Court announced today that he would not be seeking re-election this year.

2012 Session Wrap May 25, 2012

Andy Tobin: Federal cuts, uncertainty over ‘Obamacare’ forced tough choices

With his first full session as speaker of the House under his belt, Andy Tobin is feeling pretty pleased with the way things turned out: a balanced budget, money in the “rainy day” fund, and a second economic development package all signed by the governor.

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