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Category Archives: Election
Christie & McAuliffe Win –
The Virginia Democratic Gubernatorial candidate narrowly defeated the Republican Ken Cuccinelli 48% to 45%. Terry McAuliffe is the 72nd Governor of Virginia. In New Jersey, Republican Chris Christie defeated Democrat Barbara Buono to win a second term. Christie is considered a potential Republican Presidential candidate in … Continue reading
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McAuliffe Leads Virginia Race –
Recent polls indicate that Democrat Terry McAuliffe is leading Republican Ken Cuccinelli in the race for Governor of Virginia. A Quinnipiac poll has Cuccinelli only trailing McAuliffe 45 percent to 41 percent. A recent poll from Roanoke College has McAuliffe leading … Continue reading
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New Jersey Senate Race –
Cory Booker will face Steve Lonegan in the special election on October 16th. Cory Booker won the Democratic Senatorial primary on Tuesday, August 13th. Frank Pallone finished second in a Democratic field that included Rush Holt and Sheila Oliver. Steve Lonegan … Continue reading
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Republican Rick Perry Will Not Seek Re-Election –
Texas Governor Rick Perry announced that he will not run for re-election in 2014. Governor Perry took office in 2000 and won re-election in 2002, 2006, and 2010. Rick Perry is the longest serving Governor in the history of Texas. … Continue reading
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Senator Frank Lautenberg –
New Jersey Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg passed away on Monday at the age of 89. Frank Lautenberg first won election in 1982 and served five terms in the U.S. Senate. Lautenberg was a co-founder and CEO of Automatic Data Processing. … Continue reading
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Michele Bachmann Announces Retirement –
Republican Congresswoman Michele Bachmann announced that she will not run for re-election in 2014. Bachmann has represented the 6th district of Minnesota since 2006. Michele Bachmann made the retirement announcement early in the election cycle which will enable potential Republican candidates to start … Continue reading
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Senator Johnson To Retire –
South Dakota Senator Tim Johnson announced that he will not run for a fourth term in 2014. Currently, Senator Johnson is the Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee. Democratic United States Senators that have announced their retirement include Johnson (South Dakota), … Continue reading
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Senator Carl Levin To Retire –
Democratic Senator Carl Levin announced that he would not run for reelection. The Michigan Democrat is in his sixth term as a United States Senator. Democrats that may run for the Senate seat are Congressman Gary Peters and Congressman Dan Kildee. … Continue reading
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Democratic Senator Jay Rockefeller To Retire –
West Virginia Senator Jay Rockefeller has announced that he will not run for re-election in 2014. Senator Rockefeller has served five terms in the United States Senate. Jay Rockefeller has also served as the Secretary of State and as the … Continue reading
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Republican John Boehner Remains Speaker –
Republican Congressman John Boehner received 220 votes and was re-elected as Speaker of the House of Representatives. Republicans have the majority in the House with 233 Congressional representatives. The Democrats have 200 representatives and there are 2 vacancies. Boehner needed to clear … Continue reading
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Election Day Swing Dancing –
Presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Barack Obama have been spending the remaining moments of their campaigns in swing states. Recently, Republican candidate Mitt Romney was campaigning in Ohio and later in Pennsylvania. Obama visited Milwaukee Wisconsin before heading over to Ohio. There … Continue reading
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Wisconsin 2012 –
Wisconsin has good food and great people but it isn’t across the street. The Scott Walker recall election had supporters from across the country visiting the swing state in early June. The November election will not have nearly as many out-of-state supporters redeeming their … Continue reading
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Ohio 2012 –
Ohio has 18 electoral votes at stake in the Presidential election. Recent polling data indicates that Obama has a slight lead over Romney. A CNN poll has Obama ahead by 4 percentage points and a Survey USA poll has Obama leading … Continue reading
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Hurricane Sandy –
Hurricane Sandy is expected to make landfall late Monday or early Tuesday. Forecasts have indicated that landfall may happen between Washington DC and New York. The National Hurricane Center has charts tracking the storm as well as forecasts and public advisories. Washington DC … Continue reading
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Final 2012 Presidential Debate –
The third and final Presidential debate will be held at Lynn University in Boca Raton Florida. Coverage of the Presidential debate will begin at 7pm on Monday October 22nd. Florida is a crucial swing state and recent polls have the state within the margin … Continue reading
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