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VT-GOV: Douglas Wins




Talk about a survivor: Jim Douglas, the Republican governor Vermont, has won reelection. Every two years, Douglas has to deal with an overwhelmingly Democratic electorate -- and every two years he wins.

Even more shocking: The Democratic nominee, Gaye Symington, is only mustering 21% of the vote. Independent Anthony Pollina, who scored a series of labor endorsements, is narrowly ahead of Symington.

Perhaps in two years the Democrats will make Polling their nominee?



 


Josh Goodman

Josh Goodman is a former staff writer for GOVERNING..

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