http://peaceandfreedom.org/home/
Ralph Nader has conveyed his endorsement to three specific Peace and Freedom Party nominees for statewide office, and generally suggested to Californians that they vote their conscience and priorities through the Peace and Freedom Party candidates.
While he mentions Jerry Brown in his statement, he does not endorse Brown, but refers to Brown as the almost-certain winner, in order to suggest that C.T. Weber of Sacramento “would be a sagacious complement” to Brown if Weber were to be elected Lieutenant Governor.
The other candidates he mentions specifically are Dina Padilla, whom he recommends for Insurance Commissioner, stating that she would “put the law to the runaway group insurance companies,” and Robert Evans, nominee for Attorney General, who would “put the wood to the corporate crime wave against consumers and workers.”
Peace and Freedom State Executive Committee member Kevin Akin, releasing Nader’s statement, says “most Nader voters probably intended to vote for at least some Peace and Freedom Party candidates tomorrow, but it is good to have it in writing from the man himself. And we would appreciate it if the millions who considered voting for this consumer hero in 2008, but ended up voting tor someone else, went ahead and voted for their real preferences for state offices in California on Tuesday.”
For more information, contact Kevin Akin at 951-787-0318 or 951-675-2813.
Statement from Ralph Nader
“In an election year filled with censored or self-censoring Republican and Democratic Candidates, why not vote your conscience and your priorities in California through the Peace and Freedom Party’s candidates right on your ballot.
Dina Padilla as Insurance Commissioner would put the law to the runaway group insurance companies. While Bob Evans, nominee for Attorney General, will put the wood to the corporate crime wave against consumers and workers. C.T. Weber would be a sagacious complement as Lt. Governor to the introspective Jerry Brown.”
@13
Oh ok. Well, hopefully top two is destroyed, one way or another…
But didn’t Top Two create some voter register quota, something like 100,000 voters registered to it to even be allowed to be organized? I
No, that avenue to ballot access has always existed, and the *estimate* is that it will be 100,000. However the 2% this year still ensures retention in ’12, but low voter reg after that point will knock party lines off if they don’t do enough voter reg., as there will no longer be the 2% in a statewide race route after 2012 if we don’t win in court (or do a new initiative to repeal the abomination).
A Nader endorsement=an “X” for a few names.
A “Coalition of Seven”, eight with Gail Lightfoot [Libertarian] for US Senate, elected names for all seven seats from all 42 names on the ballot for partisan state wide offices to be elected, where the candidates themselves were asked to vote as a team using ranked voting. Seven names were elected using consecutively ranked numbers, #1, #2, #3, etc., etc.
http://usparliament.org/drafts/electionAD_10-11-02.html
@9
Hopefully the courts shoot it down as unconstitutional.
But didn’t Top Two create some voter register quota, something like 100,000 voters registered to it to even be allowed to be organized? I hope I’m wrong there.
@8
As Paulie said, Greens aren’t socialists, however the two are fairly compatible, and probably should work together.
@8 Greens are not a socialist party although there are some socialists in the Green Party. P & F is an explicitly socialist party.
I think this may be the last time I can vote for a Peace & Freedom candidate, aren’t they after top two comes in effect going to be banned? (Since they don’t meet the registered threshold)
If they get 2% in any statewide race this year or have enough voter reg they will still have a presidential line in 2012.
Also there is a court case against top two.
Noone has still explained why Greens and Peace and Freedom can’t merge. That has hurt them a lot.
While I voted mostly Green, I voted for a few Peace & Freedom candidates as well. (Voted for Nader in 08)
I think this may be the last time I can vote for a Peace & Freedom candidate, aren’t they after top two comes in effect going to be banned? (Since they don’t meet the registered threshold)
Again, last minute of the last day. I know of forty votes personally locked away. Uncle Ralph should have issued this proclamation WEEKS AGO!
Ralph Nader funded Tea Party satanic Republican conspiracy to destroy Catholic Trotskyist Democratic revolution. Catholic Trotskyist revolution New world Order, can’t stop, won’t stop. With or without the House, the Senate, Presidency and the will of the intellectual majority will reign forever and forever, amen, God bless all my loyal readers.
Politico is reporting the Green Party’s Tom Clement at 10 per cent…in the South Carolina U.S. Senate race.
http://www.politico.com/2010/maps/#/Senate/2010/SC
Mr. Campbell, our thread on that is here
https://independentpoliticalreport.com/2010/11/green-party-watch-election-night-coverage/
If you are going to post updates from that, please do so there
Starlene Rankin says they will have Howie Hawkins and Lynne Williams on the Streaming Video tonight.
So far they are having trouble with audio.
Starlene so far has only mentioned those two as wanting to come on the Green Party’s streaming video.
At the National Press Club event we did Oct 14th we had many more Green Party candidates who wanted to participate. Then again it’s election night, and folks are busy and tired.
Here are the first rushed results from WTOP
radio
VIRGINIAAmendment (41% Reporting) Yes (49%)No (51%)
U.S. House (50% Reporting) Krystal Ball – Dem (34%) Robert Wittman – GOP (65%)Gail Parker – IGr (1%)
Amendment (43% Reporting) Yes (75%)No (25%)
U.S. House (62% Reporting) Randy Forbes – GOP (67%)Wynne LeGrow – Dem (33%)
U.S. House (77% Reporting) Bob Goodlatte – GOP (77%)Stuart Bain – Lib (9%)Jeffrey Vanke – Ind (13%)
U.S. House (77% Reporting) Eric Cantor – GOP (60%)Rick Waugh – Dem (33%)Floyd Bayne – IGr (7%)
U.S. House (74% Reporting) Robert Hurt – GOP (52%)Tom Perriello – Dem (45%)Jeffrey Clark – Ind (2%)
Amendment (41% Reporting) Yes (81%)No (19%)
U.S. House (75% Reporting) Morgan Griffith – GOP (52%) Rick Boucher – Dem (45%)Jeremiah Heaton – Ind (2%)
U.S. House (17% Reporting) Scott Rigell – GOP (50%)Glenn Nye – Dem (47%)Kenny Golden – Ind (3%)
U.S. House (9% Reporting) Gerry Connolly – Dem (43%)Keith Fimian – GOP (55%)Christopher DeCarlo – Ind (1%)David Dotson – Lib (1%)David Gillis – IGr (1%)
U.S. House (23% Reporting) Patrick Murray – GOP (36%)Jim Moran – Dem (62%)Ron Fisher – IGr (1%)
U.S. House (34% Reporting) Bobby Scott – Dem (64%)Chuck Smith – GOP (33%)John Kelly – Ind (1%)James Quigley – Lib (1%)
U.S. House (20% Reporting) Frank Wolf – GOP (70%)Jeff Barnett – Dem (28%)William Redpath – Lib (3%)
MARYLANDState Senate (Pending Start) Roger Manno – Dem (0%)Don Irvine – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (6% Reporting) Guy Guzzone – Dem (24%)Shane Pendergrass – Dem (23%)Frank Turner – Dem (23%)Loretta Gaffney – GOP (10%)Ed Priola – GOP (11%)Jeff Robinson – GOP (10%)
U.S. House (1% Reporting) Elijah Cummings – Dem (61%)Frank Mirabile – GOP (38%)Scott Spencer – Lib (2%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Edward Reilly – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Paul Gilligan – Dem (0%)Michael Hough – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Bill Frick – Dem (0%)Ariana Kelly – Dem (0%)Susan Lee – Dem (0%)Jeanne Allen – GOP (0%)Carol Bowis – GOP (0%)Meyer Marks – GOP (0%)
County Executive (Pending Start) Kevin Kamenetz – Dem (0%)Kenneth Holt – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (16% Reporting) Elizabeth Bobo – Dem (79%)Robert Wheatley – GOP (21%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) John Donoghue – Dem (0%)Cort Meinelschmidt – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Richard Madaleno – Dem (0%)Kurt Osuch – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Anita Riley – Dem (0%)Susan Krebs – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Barry Glassman – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) George Edwards – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (4% Reporting) Joseph Gutierrez – Dem (13%)John Jones – Dem (16%)Wayne Norman – GOP (36%)Donna Stifler – GOP (36%)
State Senate (6% Reporting) James Robey – Dem (70%)Kyle Lorton – GOP (30%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Timothy Schlauch – Dem (0%)Donald Elliott – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Nancy King – Dem (0%)Robert Smith – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Jolene Ivey – Dem (0%)Doyle Niemann – Dem (0%)Michael Summers – Dem (0%)Rachel Audi – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Jeremiah Chiappelli – Dem (0%)Robert Eckert – Dem (0%)Justin Towles – Dem (0%)Don Dwyer – GOP (0%)Nicholaus Kipke – GOP (0%)Steve Schuh – GOP (0%)Joshua Crandall – Lib (0%)Cory Faust – CST (0%)
Amendment (0% Reporting) For (77%)Against (23%)
State Senate (6% Reporting) Jim Adams – Dem (40%)Allan Kittleman – GOP (60%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) James Proctor – Dem (0%)Joseph Vallario – Dem (0%)Mike Hethmon – GOP (0%)Antoinette Jarboe-Duley – GOP (0%)
State Senate (5% Reporting) Arthur Helton – Dem (44%)Nancy Jacobs – GOP (56%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Joseph Minnick – Dem (0%)John Olszewski – Dem (0%)Mike Weir – Dem (0%)Carlton Clendaniel – GOP (0%)Bob Long – GOP (0%)Ric Metzgar – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Victor Ramirez – Dem (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Al Carr – Dem (0%) Ana Sol Gutierrez – Dem (0%) Jeff Waldstreicher – Dem (0%)
State Senate (2% Reporting) Roy Dyson – Dem (51%)Stephen Waugh – GOP (49%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Curt Anderson – Dem (0%) Maggie McIntosh – Dem (0%) Mary Washington – Dem (0%)
State Senate (2% Reporting) Rebecca Nelson – Dem (35%)J.B. Jennings – GOP (65%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Scott Stone – Dem (0%)Joseph Getty – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Michael Busch – Dem (0%)Virginia Clagett – Dem (0%)Judd Legum – Dem (0%)Ron George – GOP (0%)Seth Howard – GOP (0%)Herb McMillan – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Ronald Lohr – Dem (0%)LeRoy Myers – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Norman Conway – Dem (0%)Gee Williams – Dem (0%)Mike McDermott – GOP (0%)Marty Pusey – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Nathaniel McFadden – Dem (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Edward Carey – Dem (0%)Bryan Simonaire – GOP (0%)
U.S. Senate (1% Reporting) Barbara Mikulski – Dem (60%)Eric Wargotz – GOP (39%)Kenniss Henry – Grn (1%)Richard Shawver – CST (1%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Kumar Barve – Dem (0%)James Gilchrist – Dem (0%)Luiz Simmons – Dem (0%)Daniel Campos – GOP (0%)Craig Frick – GOP (0%)Josephine Wang – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Jennie Forehand – Dem (0%)Adol Owen-Williams – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) John Astle – Dem (0%)Ron Elfenbein – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Veronica Turner – Dem (0%)Kriselda Valderrama – Dem (0%)Jay Walker – Dem (0%)Holly Henderson – GOP (0%)
U.S. House (1% Reporting) John Sarbanes – Dem (71%)Jim Wilhelm – GOP (27%)Alain Lareau – CST (0%)Jerry McKinley – Lib (2%)
Governor (1% Reporting) Martin O’Malley – Dem (54%)Robert Ehrlich – GOP (44%)Maria Allwine – Grn (1%)Susan Gaztanaga – Lib (1%)Eric Knowles – CST (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Sam Arora – Dem (0%)Bonnie Cullison – Dem (0%)Ben Kramer – Dem (0%)Tom Masser – GOP (0%)Linn Rivera – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Bobby Zirkin – Dem (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Kathleen Dumais – Dem (0%)Brian Feldman – Dem (0%)Aruna Miller – Dem (0%)Sylvia Darrow – GOP (0%)Scott Graham – GOP (0%)Matthew Mockerman – GOP (0%)Arvin Vohra – Lib (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Galen Clagett – Dem (0%)Candy Greenway – Dem (0%)Patrick Hogan – GOP (0%)Scott Rolle – GOP (0%)
Referendum (Pending Start) For (0%)Against (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) James Hubbard – Dem (0%)Geraldine Valentino-Smith – Dem (0%)Margaret Moodie – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Catherine Pugh – Dem (0%)
Amendment (0% Reporting) For (63%)Against (37%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Kevin Kelly – Dem (0%)Mary Beth Pirolozzi – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (2% Reporting) Jeff Beard – Dem (11%)James Morrow – Dem (11%)Kristina Sargent – Dem (12%)Rick Impallaria – GOP (22%)Pat McDonough – GOP (23%)Kathy Szeliga – GOP (21%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Joanne Benson – Dem (0%)
House of Delegates (8% Reporting) Maryann Maher – Dem (23%)Jonathan Weinstein – Dem (21%)Gail Bates – GOP (29%)Warren Miller – GOP (26%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Delores Kelley – Dem (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Charles Barkley – Dem (0%)Kirill Reznik – Dem (0%)Shane Robinson – Dem (0%)Jim Pettit – GOP (0%)Al Phillips – GOP (0%)Bill Witham – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (11% Reporting) David Rudolph – Dem (50%)Theodore Patterson – GOP (44%)Michael Dawson – CST (6%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Rudolph Cane – Dem (0%)Dustin Mills – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) James DeGrange – Dem (0%)Larry Barber – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Lisa Gladden – Dem (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Douglas Peters – Dem (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Sharon Baker – Dem (0%)Francis Walsh – Dem (0%)Justin Ready – GOP (0%)Nancy Stocksdale – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Jim Mathias – Dem (0%)Michael James – GOP (0%)
U.S. House (3% Reporting) Frank Kratovil – Dem (44%)Andy Harris – GOP (53%)Richard Davis – Lib (3%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Verna Jones – Dem (0%)Bernard Reiter – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Sue Kullen – Dem (0%)Mark Fisher – GOP (0%)
Attorney General (Uncontested Race) Douglas Gansler – Dem (0%)
U.S. House (Pending Start) Chris Van Hollen – Dem (0%)Michael Philips – GOP (0%)Mark Grannis – Lib (0%)Fred Nordhorn – CST (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Paul Pinsky – Dem (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Rob Garagiola – Dem (0%)Dwight Patel – GOP (0%)
U.S. House (0% Reporting) Andrew Duck – Dem (28%)Roscoe Bartlett – GOP (68%)Dan Massey – Lib (3%)Michael Reed – CST (2%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Ronald Young – Dem (0%)Alex Mooney – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Frank Conaway – Dem (0%) Barbara Robinson – Dem (0%) Shawn Tarrant – Dem (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Bonita Currey – Dem (0%)Ryan Trout – Dem (0%)Kathy Afzali – GOP (0%)Kelly Schulz – GOP (0%)Scott Guenthner – Una (0%)
House of Delegates (8% Reporting) John Janowich – Dem (30%)Susan McComas – GOP (70%)
County Executive (Pending Start) Joanna Conti – Dem (0%)John Leopold – GOP (0%)Mike Shay – Grn (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Sally Jameson – Dem (0%)Peter Murphy – Dem (0%)C. T. Wilson – Dem (0%)Kirk Bowie – GOP (0%)Mike Phillips – GOP (0%)Daniel Richards – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Jamie Raskin – Dem (0%)
House of Delegates (Uncontested Race) Bob Costa – GOP (0%)
U.S. House (Pending Start) Donna Edwards – Dem (0%)Robert Broadus – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Brian Frosh – Dem (0%)Jerry Cave – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Christopher Shank – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (7% Reporting) John Bohanan – Dem (52%)Erik Anderson – GOP (48%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Thomas Mike Miller – Dem (0%)Vernon Hayes – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (4% Reporting) James Stanton – Dem (37%)Wendell Beitzel – GOP (63%)
State Senate (1% Reporting) Chris Robinson – Dem (38%)Richard Colburn – GOP (62%)
Comptroller (0% Reporting) Peter Franchot – Dem (53%)William Campbell – GOP (47%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Emmett Burns – Dem (0%)Adrienne Jones – Dem (0%)Shirley Nathan-Pulliam – Dem (0%)Jeanne Turnock – GOP (0%)
State Senate (7% Reporting) Edward Kasemeyer – Dem (78%)Rick Martel – GOP (22%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Sheila Hixson – Dem (0%) Tom Hucker – Dem (0%) Heather Mizeur – Dem (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Bill Ferguson – Dem (0%)
State Senate (7% Reporting) Steven Mumford – Dem (40%)E.J. Pipkin – GOP (60%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Pamela Beidle – Dem (0%)Mary Ann Love – Dem (0%)Theodore Sophocleus – Dem (0%)Stephanie Hodges – GOP (0%)Wayne Smith – GOP (0%)David Starr – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Anne Kaiser – Dem (0%)Eric Luedtke – Dem (0%)Craig Zucker – Dem (0%)Patricia Fenati – GOP (0%)Henry Kahwaty – GOP (0%)Maria Pena-Faustino – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Tawanna Gaines – Dem (0%) Anne Healey – Dem (0%) Justin Ross – Dem (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Keith Haynes – Dem (0%)Keiffer Mitchell – Dem (0%)Melvin Stukes – Dem (0%)Brian Jones – GOP (0%)Trae Lewis – GOP (0%)
County Executive (Pending Start) Ken Ulman – Dem (0%)Trent Kittleman – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Ulysses Currie – Dem (0%)
House of Delegates (Uncontested Race) Marvin Holmes – Dem (0%)
U.S. House (2% Reporting) Dutch Ruppersberger – Dem (63%)Marcelo Cardarelli – GOP (35%)Lorenzo Gaztanaga – Lib (2%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Pete Definbaugh – Dem (0%)Wade Kach – GOP (0%)Justin Kinsey – Lib (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Madonna Brennan – Dem (0%)Tony McConkey – GOP (0%)Cathy Vitale – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (2% Reporting) Patrice Stanley – Dem (19%)Adelaide Eckardt – GOP (40%)Jeannie Haddaway – GOP (41%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Ben Barnes – Dem (0%)Barbara Frush – Dem (0%)Joseline Pena-Melnyk – Dem (0%)Scott Dibiasio – GOP (0%)Kat Nelson – GOP (0%)Jason Papanikolas – GOP (0%)Bryan Walker – Lib (0%)
House of Delegates (12% Reporting) Steven DeBoy – Dem (30%)James Malone – Dem (32%)Joe Hooe – GOP (20%)Albert Nalley – GOP (17%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Jill Carter – Dem (0%)Nathaniel Oaks – Dem (0%)Samuel Rosenberg – Dem (0%)Mark Ehrlichmann – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Jon Cardin – Dem (0%)Dan Morhaim – Dem (0%)Dana Stein – Dem (0%)Carol Byrd – GOP (0%)Michael Collins – GOP (0%)Steven Smith – GOP (0%)Brandon Brooks – Lib (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Jim Rosapepe – Dem (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Karen Montgomery – Dem (0%)Eric Cary – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (7% Reporting) Mary-Dulany James – Dem (30%)Marla Posey-Moss – Dem (24%)Glen Glass – GOP (24%)Patrick McGrady – GOP (22%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Lori Albin – Dem (0%)Oz Bengur – Dem (0%)Stephen Lafferty – Dem (0%)Susan Aumann – GOP (0%)John Fiastro – GOP (0%)William Frank – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Luke Clippinger – Dem (0%)Peter Hammen – Dem (0%)Brian McHale – Dem (0%)Roger Bedingfield – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (6% Reporting) John Wood – Dem (57%)Matt Morgan – GOP (43%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Tiffany Alston – Dem (0%) Carolyn Howard – Dem (0%) Michael Vaughn – Dem (0%)
House of Delegates (8% Reporting) Chris Davies – Dem (34%)Tony O’Donnell – GOP (62%)Shawn Quinn – Lib (3%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Thomas Middleton – Dem (0%)Jay Bala – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Joan Carter Conway – Dem (0%)
Amendment (0% Reporting) For (50%)Against (50%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Aisha Braveboy – Dem (0%) Dereck Davis – Dem (0%) Melony Griffith – Dem (0%)
State’s Attorney (Uncontested Race) Gregg Bernstein – Dem (0%)
U.S. House (0% Reporting) Steny Hoyer – Dem (42%)Charles Lollar – GOP (57%)Gavin Shickle – Lib (1%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Brien Poffenberger – Dem (0%)Neil Parrott – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Michael McCready – Dem (0%)Charles Otto – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Neil Becker – Dem (0%)Andrew Serafini – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Ruth Baisden – Dem (0%)Cal Bowman – Dem (0%)Eric Bromwell – Dem (0%)Joseph Boteler – GOP (0%)John Cluster – GOP (0%)Norma Secoura – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Katherine Klausmeier – Dem (0%)Dee Hodges – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Norman Stone – Dem (0%)Bruce Kahl – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (Pending Start) Talmadge Branch – Dem (0%)Cheryl Glenn – Dem (0%)Hattie Harrison – Dem (0%)Rick Saffery – GOP (0%)Larry Wardlow – GOP (0%)Ronald Owens-Bey – Lib (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Jim Brochin – Dem (0%)Kevin Carney – GOP (0%)
State Senate (Uncontested Race) Anthony Muse – Dem (0%)
State Senate (Pending Start) Sara Lou Trescott – Dem (0%)David Brinkley – GOP (0%)
House of Delegates (7% Reporting) Arthur Hock – Dem (15%)William Manlove – Dem (16%)Stephen Hershey – GOP (26%) Jay Jacobs – GOP (22%) Michael Smigiel – GOP (22%)
District of ColumbiaCity Council (Pending Start) Phil Mendelson – Dem (0%)David Catania – Ind (0%)David Schwartzman – DCG (0%)Richard Urban – Ind (0%)
City Council (Pending Start) Mary Cheh – Dem (0%)Dave Hedgepeth – GOP (0%)
U.S. Shadow Rep (Pending Start) Mike Panetta – Dem (0%)Nelson Rimensynder – GOP (0%)Joyce Robinson-Paul – DCG (0%)
U.S. Delegate (Pending Start) Eleanor Holmes Norton – Dem (0%)Queen Noble – Ind (0%)Missy Reilly Smith – GOP (0%)Rick Tingling-Clemmons – DCG (0%)
Mayor (Pending Start) Vincent Gray – Dem (0%)Carlos Allen – Ind (0%)Faith – DCG (0%)Omari Musa – SWP (0%)
City Council (Pending Start) Tommy Wells – Dem (0%)Jim DeMartino – GOP (0%)
City Council Chairman (Pending Start) Kwame Brown – Dem (0%)Ann Wilcox – DCG (0%)
City Council (Pending Start) Jim Graham – Dem (0%)Marc Morgan – GOP (0%)Nancy Shia – DCG (0%)
Amendment (Pending Start) For (0%)Against (0%)
City Council (Pending Start) Harry Thomas – Dem (0%)Tim Day – GOP (0%)Kathy Henderson – Ind (0%)
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