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- Some More GOP House Losses
- Still no Dem losses. As of now, Democrats are up 19 seats, with about three dozen yet to be called. Nick Lampson has just been declared ...
- Categories: Politics
- Colorado Rejects Judicial Term Limits
- That's the big judicial one on my list, other than the South Dakota vote.
- Categories: Politics
- Ballot Measures
- Jennie Bowser of NCSL sums up the major measures here. I checked that site to see what else was happening on abortion, after we've noted ...
- Categories: Politics
- Governors Race Update
- Here's the latest on the four that MSNBC hasn't called: AK: Palin (R) 52%, Knowles (D) 37% (43% reporting) ID: Otter (R) 54%, Brady (D) 43% (35% reporting) MN: Pawlenty (...
- Categories: Politics
- Black in a Landslide
- Jim Black, the scandal-prone speaker of the North Carolina House, will doubtless face a recount after winning reelection by -- get this -- 7 votes. That's ...
- Categories: Politics
- Dem Senate Hopes
- Jim Webb is speaking now, sounding a lot more upbeat than George Allen did a while ago. That one will drag on for weeks, I'm ...
- Categories: Politics
- Arnold Says:
- "I love doing sequels."
- Categories: Politics
- More California Results
- California voters, having rejected every measure on the special election ballot last November, are feeling in a more positive frame of mind, it seems. As ...
- Categories: Politics
- State Spending Limits Failing
- Nebraska, Oregon and Maine are all rejecting TABORs. No matter how often Colorado Governor Bill Owens makes the point that his state saved, rather than ...
- Categories: Politics
- Thoughts from Kansas
- I asked Burdett Loomis, a political scientist at the University of Kansas, his thoughts on the results there. (Note that Loomis has worked for Governor ...
- Categories: Politics
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