Bush aides weigh fate of SEC chief Pitt
Washington officials say President Bush and aides are growing impatient with SEC chairman Harvey Pitt amid an inspector general probe into whether he concealed information about William Webster before his posting. Webster links to US Technologies, now sued by investors and under federal scrutiny.
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Million dollar push in last minute House races
The two parties race to fund the dwindling number of competitive U S House contests. Democrats and Republicans volley million dollar ad campaigns and national visits as incumbents face tight battles in Georgia Iowa New Mexico Arizona Texas and New Hampshire amid redistricting aided margins.
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Independents shake up races in several states
Third party bids for governor shake up races in states including Wisconsin California and Vermont grabbing small but potentially outcome altering chunks of voters. Pollsters disagree about impact as independents share a desire for change among voters and political observers weigh their effect on outcomes.
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