Election Night 2004 saw Republican Dino Rossi emerge victorious in the Washington State gubernatorial election against Democrat Christine Gregoire. Yet when the time came to take the oath of office, Christine Gregoire stood at the podium with her right hand up. Four years later, Election Night 2008 and it was Republican NormColeman with the highest number of votes against Al Franken...
... 11 votes out of 2,179 cast. Axtell, a lifelong Republican, had been treasurer for former Sen. NormColeman's campaign committee since 2001.Four years ago, Axtell ran for Bloomington City Council with Republican Party endorsement. This year, he said, no one told him about an endorsing convention held Oct. 19 -- a night when he was tied up at a City Council meeting.While Axtell blames...
CBS News reports, " Republican McDonnell Leading in Virginia ": As the polls close in Virginia, CBS News estimates based on early exit poll results that Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob McDonnell is leading Democratic candidate Creigh Deeds. Yet, from Red State, " To the Christie Campaign: Remember NormColeman and Defend Your Victory ": The race is neck and...
... and concerns about voter fraud make Republicans unable to feel optimistic about a close race. NormColeman can explain how winning a race on election night doesn't always mean you get to take the oath of office." One of the most rigorous vote counting processes in recent history found no credible evidence of voter fraud in Coleman's Senate loss to Al Franken.
With the dismissal of yet another “ethics complaint” against NormColeman… The Federal Election Commission has dismissed a complaint by the state DFL accusing former U.S. Senator NormColeman of using campaign funds for personal use to pay legal fees stemming from a lawsuit in Texas. The FEC today reported the dismissal of the complaint in September. [...]...
... they did in Minnesota during last years general as well which ultimately resulted in the defeat of NormColeman and election of super sick clown Al Franken after months and months of jerking off the vote counts until the dem finally won by fraud. So in light of that expected news, lets hope and pray conservatives mobilize today as much as they, and get out there to hand a loss not...
Look – there’s no real suspense. I’m voting for Eva Ng for Mayor of Saint Paul tomorrow. Why? Well, I have 100 reasons: Because in the 22 years since I first moved to Saint Paul, things have gone way downhill… …after going way way way uphill for a solid decade under NormColeman and Randy Kelly. Lost progress [...]
... is taking on Kurt Zellers in 32B, which was an even split in the presidential race, but gave NormColeman a 12-point margin and reelected Zellers with 53% of the vote. On the face of the numbers, it seems like Rodriguez has a better shot at flipping her district than Hoden does his. Rodriguez is a well-known DFL activist in the area, and has done a lot over the past four years to...