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Ducey and DuVal set for 4th debate Monday Ducey and DuVal set for 4th debate Monday

Republican Doug Ducey and Democrat Fred DuVal are set to debate for the fourth time as they seek to replace Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, and they'll be joined by the Libertarian and Americans Elect party candidates.

Republican Doug Ducey and Democrat Fred DuVal are set to debate for the fourth time as they seek to replace Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, and they'll be joined by the Libertarian and Americans Elect party candidates.

Have you ever wondered what political parties your favorite brands support? Well, there's an app for that.

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The candidates for Arizona's top education post meet in their first debate in a race where the Democratic party has a ripe opportunity to win a statewide office.

The candidates for Arizona's top education post meet in their first debate in a race where the Democratic party has a ripe opportunity to win a statewide office.

Declaring the world at a crossroads between war and peace, President Barack Obama vowed at the U.N. on Wednesday to lead a coalition to dismantle an Islamic State "network of death" that has wreaked havoc in the Middle East and drawn the U.S. back into military action in the region.

Declaring the world at a crossroads between war and peace, President Barack Obama vowed at the U.N. on Wednesday to lead a coalition to dismantle an Islamic State "network of death" that has wreaked havoc in the Middle East and drawn the U.S. back into military action in the region.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona says a new state law making so-called "revenge porn" illegal is so broad it criminalizes booksellers, artists and even historians.

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Charleston County RMC challenger gets key endorsement

Patrick Bell, a Democrat who is challenging Republican Register of Mesne Conveyance Charlie Lybrand, picked up a key endorsement this week.

The Charleston Trident Association of Realtors gave Bell its highest rating of "recommended," while it rated Lybrand as "qualified."

The RMC's office records deeds and other real estate transactions, so the Realtors group is one of its main constituencies, as are lawyers who handle property transactions.

Patrick Arnold of the association said Bell was given the highest rating because he showed "a strong understanding of the future technological needs and expectations of those working in property transactions from the RMC office Realtors."

The RMC race is expected to be competitive on Nov. 4 because county voters have voted increasingly Democratic in recent years. In 2012, Charleston County Democrats won their first courthouse position in several years when Peter Tecklenburg was elected Auditor.

Jordan Bryngelson's resignation as the Dorchester County GOP chairman has brought out two candidates to replace him.

Tim Higgins, a precinct committeeman from Ridgeville, and Janette Chipas, party secretary, will face off in a vote of the leadership on Wednesday, said Tony Piscatella, Dorchester state executive committeeman.

Bryngelson resigned last week to address a forgery charge filed against him.

"It is my hope that the transition to a new chairman will be successful and strengthen the party as we stay 'Red to the Roots,' " he said in his departure letter.

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Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Willie Rennie has said that the Scottish Liberal Democrats are the party most prepared to deliver the stronger Scotland people which meets the hopes and ambitions of the people of Scotland.

Speaking outside of the Scottish Parliament today, Mr Rennie revealed that he has selected former Liberal Democrat Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore MP and former Scottish Liberal Democrat leader and member of the Scottish Parliament committee which passed the referendum legislation, Tavish Scott, to take part in Lord Smith of Kelvins cross-party talks on more powers. The talks are part of a delivery plan to strengthen the Scottish Parliament within the United Kingdom. The plan includes a written submission from each party on its plans for more powers, which are expected to underpin the talks. Speaking outside Holyrood after having announced Michael Moore MP and Tavish Scott MSP as the Scottish Liberal Democrat representatives, Mr Rennie said: Home Rule is in our DNA. From Gladstone through to Grimond, Bruce and Wallace, Scottish Liberal Democrats have been championing home rule for Scotland. We are the most prepared for this great opportunity now that the independence issue has been laid to rest. We were first out the blocks with our plans for more powers, with Sir Menzies Campbell's proposals for home rule in a federal UK published in 2012. "Michael Moore and Tavish Scott are champions of home rule for Scotland. Michael has the weight and authority of a former Scottish Secretary and is respected across the political spectrum after successfully delivering the Scotland Act 2012 and the Edinburgh Agreement. He is the architect of the fair, legal and decisive result delivered last week with the backing of two million voters.

"As a former Scottish Government Minister and Party Leader Tavish too has the knowledge and experience to deliver great gains for our home rule ambition. As a Shetlander he will also be making the strong case for powers to be transferred beyond Edinburgh so that power can be exercised locally to meet local priorities."

Scottish Liberal Democrat Borders MP Michael Moore said:

"Our positive and detailed plans for Home Rule in a Federal UK prepared by Sir Menzies Campbell give us the best possible foundations for our negotiations. Our thoroughly prepared plans would give the Scottish Parliament the home rule powers it needs to do things differently if it chooses to through increased financial powers and joint-working. But we need to ensure that this is not just a process for the politicians but one for wider Scotland too. It needs to tap in to the great energy and interest generated by the referendum."

Scottish Liberal Democrat Shetland MSP Tavish Scott said:

"I am determined to make substantial changes so that Scotland can make more decisions closer to home that meet our needs here. With our hands on the purse strings we can have more control over our own destiny whilst sharing risk and reward within the United Kingdom. But the grip on power in Edinburgh must be released too so that areas like the Islands and every part of the country can make more decisions locally. This is not just about London to Edinburgh but Edinburgh to the rest of Scotland too."

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