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Conservatives back Paladino
Buffalo, NY, Sep 30, 2010 — The State's Conservative Party endorsed Republican candidate for Governor Carl Paladino. As Karen DeWitt reports, it's a move that helps the Buffalo developer's chances against Democratic front runner Andrew Cuomo. Go to full article
Former Army Col. Chris Gibson hopes to unseat Democratic Rep. Scott Murphy
NY-20: Gibson undecided on Paladino
Sep 23, 2010 — Carl Paladino may be surging in the polls, but other Republicans in the state still haven't decided whether to embrace him.
Chris Gibson is the Republican candidate in the 20th district House race, hoping to unseat Democrat Scott Murphy from Glens Falls. Gibson spoke this week on the public radio program Capital Pressroom, with WCNY's Susan Arbetter. Go to full article
Chris Gibson is the Republican candidate in the 20th district House race, hoping to unseat Democrat Scott Murphy from Glens Falls. Gibson spoke this week on the public radio program Capital Pressroom, with WCNY's Susan Arbetter. Go to full article
Carl Paladino meets reporters in Albany yesterday. Photo by Karen DeWitt
Paladino vows to shake up Albany
Apr 07, 2010 — The newest Republican candidate for New York governor -- Carl Paladino -- brought his campaign to the state capitol yesterday.
When he announced his run Monday in Buffalo, he promised to shake up. And yesterday he had tough talk for some of the insiders, notably legislative leaders and his likely opponent, Democrat Andrew Cuomo.
Martha Foley has more. Go to full article
When he announced his run Monday in Buffalo, he promised to shake up. And yesterday he had tough talk for some of the insiders, notably legislative leaders and his likely opponent, Democrat Andrew Cuomo.
Martha Foley has more. Go to full article
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