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18 hours ago ago from Ballot Access News
On November 8, Arkansas held a special election to fill the vacant State Senate seat, 4th district. The results: Republican Mike Lamoureux 70.09%, Democratic John Burnett 21.30%, independent Tachany Evans 8.61%. When this seat has last been filled, in November 2008, only a Republican had run. When only one person runs, Arkansas removes the office from the ballot and the person is deemed elected, so there are no election results from 2008 ...
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The City of Milwaukee says the bulk of the plows will hit the streets about 1:00 Wednesday morning. Visit link: Milwaukee Plans To Have Roads Passable
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As promised, last week the state senate ; this week the state house. Currently, the Democrats own the chamber by a 38-27 advantage. It's a fairly safe bet that the Republicans will have more representatives than 27 come 2011. But winning back the majority will be a tough challenge, so just how many can they win? All 65 seats are up every two-year cycle, and a lot of jockeying can still be expected to take place. Of current ...
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13 hours ago ago from FanHouse
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16 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
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