The state constitution says a governor may remove elected officials for "misconduct or malversation in office." ...

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Washington, Lincoln and even Millard Fillmore and are among the presidents honored with Denver streets — and one infamous VP.

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Ms. Byron, who was elected after the death of her husband, would become one of the first women in Congress to carve out a prominent role on the Armed Services Committee.

Del. James Moylan’s office announced more roles he has been assigned or elected to serve within the 119th U.S. Congress within the last two days. • Assigned to serve in the Subcommittee on ...

The governor isn’t closing the door on giving the mayor the boot. State and city law lay out a process for doing so.

Although Gov. Kathy Hochul has the power to begin removal proceedings against Mayor Eric Adams, doing so would test history, ...

(Courtesy of Precious McKesson) LINCOLN — Jane Kleeb, chair of the Nebraska Democratic Party, has been elected by her national ... a major statewide or federal office since 2014.