From the Lone Star Report via TPID:
It’s true that Texas Democrats did not file a candidate in the race for Comptroller, leaving only Republican incumbent Susan Combs versus two third-party candidates.
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From the Lone Star Report via TPID:
It’s true that Texas Democrats did not file a candidate in the race for Comptroller, leaving only Republican incumbent Susan Combs versus two third-party candidates.
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According to the New York Times election results board, with 100% of precincts reporting, only 0.5% separates the Democratic and Republican candidates. Additional votes which may be counted, such as provisional ballots, make this race too close to call.…
Austin Cassidy reports at Uncovered Politics that the New York Taxpayers Party will probably not qualify for a ballot line:
In New York, which allows fusion, it seems that finding statewide results broken down by party is nearly impossible.
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Dave Schwab at Green Party Watch:
Despite having a number of promising campaigns for state legislature in various states, Greens fell short of victory in every race – a few by painfully close margins.…
ilgp.org:
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We have reports from multiple precincts that Rep. Berrios is delivering pastries to election judges – which is technically legal – but the pastries are emblazoned with her campaign stickers – which is NOT.…
Dave Schwab at Green Party Watch:
The Illinois Green Party is covering Election Day happenings with a live blog at their website. After it was revealed recently that Chicago voting machines were identifying Green Party gubernatorial candidate Rich Whitney as “Rich Whitey”, it should be interesting to read about any other “irregularities” that might occur.…
From a sampling of voter responses compiled by Phil Dotree at Yahoo News:
“(Democrat gubernatorial candidate Pat) Quinn wants to raise taxes. He won’t get the votes.…
In the final WMUR/UNH election poll, 49 percent of likely voters say they will vote for Lynch, 41 percent prefer Stephen, 2 percent favor Libertarian John Babiarz, 1 percent prefer some other candidate, and 7 percent are undecided.
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Ronald Hardy at Green Party Watch:
There are 59 candidates running for the United States House of Representatives on November 2.
This is the third of three posts on Green Party House candidates, continuing with the Central portion of the United States.…