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Thursday, September 04, 2008

MDGOP Chairman Jim Pelura and Maryland McCain Campaign Chair Chris Cavey React to Governor Palin’s Acceptance Speech on September 3 2008

MDGOP Chairman Jim Pelura and Maryland McCain Campaign Chair Chris Cavey React to Governor Palin’s Acceptance Speech

Maryland Republican Party
September 3, 2008
For Immediate Release
Contact: Justin Ready 443-822-3770

MDGOP Chairman Jim Pelura and Maryland McCain Campaign Chair Chris Cavey React to Governor Palin’s Acceptance Speech

“Governor Palin flipped the script on the media and the Democrats tonight with an amazing, game changing address,” said Chairman Pelura. “The shrill, negative attacks and dirty whisper campaign did not phase her. "She not only answered the critics tonight, she served notice that she and Senator McCain have the experience, judgment, and positive vision to lead this country. The Maryland Republican Party is so proud of our McCain/Palin ticket,” Pelura concluded.

“Sarah Palin has energized this campaign and our party,” said Maryland McCain Chairman Chris Cavey. “Like Senator McCain, she has used her career to affect real, positive change rather than using the buzzword of change to advance her career. Washington D.C. had better watch out because the McCain/Palin team is going to bring real reform to our government.”


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20080903 Pelura Cavey React to Palin speech

Monday, September 01, 2008

Republican National Convention Breakfast Monday, September 1, 2008


Republican National Convention Breakfast Monday, September 1, 2008

Monday, September 1, 2008 by Kevin Dayhoff

Today is the first day of a much more subdued convention than what many of us had anticipated before Hurricane Gustav decided to crash the party.

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Arizona Sen. John McCain essentially cancelled everything except some party – convention parliamentary business.

Most of the Maryland delegation to the Republican National Convention here in Minneapolis St Paul, Minnesota got together early Monday morning for breakfast some presentations and business and events organizational updates.

This was especially important this morning as everything is very fluid…

This morning Maryland state delegate and convention delegate Tony O’Donnell and former Maryland state delegate and convention delegate Carmen Amedori presented an update on discussions and deliberations on the Republican National Party platform.

The platform process was not scripted and was very open. They had a blog which received over 15,000 suggestions, including videos and songs. The process was live on C-span. It was also recorded by court reporters – one was from Maryland.

The platform was reduced to 20,000 words – from 40,000. The prior year is used as the starting point for the subsequent year.

In other news tidbits, several members of the Maryland delegation are veterans of many conventions. For Anne Arundel county executive John Leopold (and about 2 others…) … it is their 8th Republican National Convention.

Although I have not seen her, political activist Phyllis Schlafly is staying in this hotel. I had also heard that political commentator Pat Buchanan is also staying here. I have not seen him either.

Of course, one of the challenges with such a politically charged congregation of over 45,000 folks from all over the country is rumor control and sometimes, getting hard information requires having good connections and lots of gumshoe detective work.

They expect some protestors in the convention hall. The suggested process is to outshout the protestors. Mr. Louis Pope, national committeeman, remembers the last convention in which a woman starting shouting anti-war slogans during President Bush’s speech – the crowd started yelling “4 more years.”

Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, the vice presidential running mate announced last Friday, has re-invigorated the campaign. $5 million in new donations were received this weekend. MoveOn.org has lots of comments meant to be negative about Sarah Palin. They seem pretty positive to us. Of course, I have followed Governor Palin’s career for a number of years. As a fellow journalist who has also switched back and forth of the keyboard (an elected official whose profession is writing…) one of the very first things that caught my attention is that she has a degree in journalism.

… The assistant minority leader in House of Representatives for Minnesota – Laura Brod, also spoke this morning.

Next stop later in the morning is a luncheon reception at “Circus Juventas:”
www.circusjuventas.org.

Caroline Babylon contributed to this article.


20080901 Convention Breakfast Monday, September 1, 2008

Sunday, August 31, 2008

Alaska Governor Sarah Palin for vice president


Alaska Governor Sarah Palin for vice president

August 29, 2008 © Kevin Dayhoff

Courageous service, experienced leadership, and bold solutions.

20080829 Alaska Governor Sarah Palin for vice president

Friday, August 29, 2008

McCain campaign press release on Gov Sarah Palin selection





McCain campaign press release on Gov Sarah Palin selection

For Immediate Release August 29, 2008

John McCain Selects Alaska Governor Sarah Palin As Vice Presidential Running Mate

http://www.johnmccain.com/Informing/News/PressReleases/b1a33b7f-5388-4ab9-99a4-95d9d35268ce.htm



ARLINGTON, VA -- U.S. Senator John McCain today announced that he has selected Alaska Governor Sarah Palin to be his running mate and to serve as his vice president.

Governor Palin is a tough executive who has demonstrated during her time in office that she is ready to be president. She has brought Republicans and Democrats together within her Administration and has a record of delivering on the change and reform that we need in Washington.

Governor Palin has challenged the influence of the big oil companies while fighting for the development of new energy resources. She leads a state that matters to every one of us -- Alaska has significant energy resources and she has been a leader in the fight to make America energy independent.

In Alaska, Governor Palin challenged a corrupt system and passed a landmark ethics reform bill. She has actually used her veto and cut budgetary spending. She put a stop to the "bridge to nowhere" that would have cost taxpayers $400 million dollars.

As the head of Alaska's National Guard and as the mother of a soldier herself, Governor Palin understands what it takes to lead our nation and she understands the importance of supporting our troops.

Governor Palin has the record of reform and bipartisanship that others can only speak of. Her experience in shaking up the status quo is exactly what is needed in Washington today.



20080829 McCain campaign press release on Gov Sarah Palin selection

Could it be Alaska Governor Sarah Palin?




Could it be Alaska Governor Sarah Palin?

August 29, 2008 by Kevin Dayhoff



Of course, in a matter of hours we will know for sure; however, could it be that Arizona Sen. John McCain will choose Alaska Governor Sarah Palin to be his running mate?

It would be a brilliant choice.

Here’s a screenshot of the McCain Palin website. Could it have been put up as a red herring to throw us off?

In spite of what I wrote on April 2, 2008, or here; the popular Alaska governor would certainly be my first choice – just slightly ahead of Florida Governor Charlie Crist; or South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford. My second choice would be either South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham or Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty.

Related:

April 2, 2008, “The McCain Vice President Decision” by Kevin E. Dayhoff:

Speculation persists as to who presumptive Republican presidential nominee Senator John McCain will choose as a running mate. This upcoming decision has sparked a growing debate among many political pundits for a number of reasons…



May 17, 2008

20080317 Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin on the vice-presidency

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UAfBo1gNj8







20080829 Could it be Alaska Governor Sarah Palin?

Monday, August 25, 2008

Wally Edge at Politico: Gov. O’Malley one of three 2006 govs to have net negative approval scores

Wally Edge at Politico: Gov. O’Malley one of three 2006 govs to have net negative approval scores

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin one of the country’s most popular.

Would be third lowest if Eliot Spitzer had stayed in office

August 22, 2008

By
Wally Edge

Category:
GovernorTags: Ted Strickland, Sarah Palin, Mike Beebe, Martin O'Malley, Jim Gibbons, Deval Patrick, Chet Culver, Butch Otter, Bill Ritter

Gov. Martin O'Malley is one of only three governors from the class of 2006 to have
net negative approval scores.

[…]

The most popular governors appear to be
Mike Beebe (D-Ark.) and Sarah Palin (R-Alaska), who both have favorable ratings of at least 80 percent.

Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland (D) and Florida governor Charlie Crist (R) are in the middle of the pack, both with high approval ratings. In June, Crist had a 61 percent to 23 percent approval according to a
Quinnipiac poll, while a recent Quinnipiac poll placed Strickland a 60 percent to 25 percent approval rating.

According to a recent
Rocky Mountain News poll, Bill Ritter, the Democratic governor of Colorado, has a 50 percent to 26 percent favorability rating and a SurveyUSA poll in May found that Gov. Chet Culver (D) has a positive 51 percent to 43 percent approval in Iowa.

Little recent polling is available in Idaho, though a December 2007 survey showed governor Butch Otter (R) with an
approval rating of 65 percent to 19 percent.

Read Mr. Edge’s entire article here:
Would be third lowest if Eliot Spitzer had stayed in office

http://www.politickermd.com/wallyedgemd/3238/would-be-third-lowest-if-eliot-spitzer-had-stayed-office

20080822 OMalley one of three 2006 govs to have net negative approval scores

Sunday, April 20, 2008

20080418 Gov Palin gives birth to son Trig Anchorage Daily News


Gov. Palin gives birth to son Trig

By KYLE HOPKINS April 18th, 2008

Gov. Sarah Palin gave birth to her fifth child at 6:30 this morning at Mat-Su Regional Medical Center, her spokeswoman said today.

The boy's name is Trig Paxson Van Palin. He's 6 pounds, 2 ounces.

"The governor's labor began while she was in Texas, and I do know that she got on a plane and landed in Anchorage late last night," said Palin spokeswoman Sharon Leighow.

[…]

Palin and her husband, Todd, had been in Texas since Tuesday for a Republican Governors Association convention, Leighow said.

The Palin family issued a statement that read: "Trig is beautiful and already adored by us. We knew through early testing he would face special challenges, and we feel privileged that God would entrust us with this gift and allow us unspeakable joy as he entered our lives.

[…]

Earlier this year, Palin joked to a Daily News reporter that "we've always liked the middle name Van because, you know, growing up in the '80s, Van Palin would be a really cool name."

Read the entire article here: Gov. Palin gives birth to son Trig

For other posts on Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and other things – Alaska on “Soundtrack,” please click on: Alaska Governor Sarah Palin , Alaska, Alaska Anchorage , Alaska weather , Alaska Issues

20080418 Gov Palin gives birth to son Trig Anchorage Daily News

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Friday, April 04, 2008

20080331 GOPAC Chair Michael Steele’s brief web site bio




GOPAC Chair Michael Steele’s brief web site bio

April 3, 2008

In this past Wednesday’s Tentacle[1] column (The McCain Vice President Decision) I said that of my top three dream choices for the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Senator John McCain’s vice presidential running mate; one of the three is former Maryland Lt. Governor Michael Steele.

The other two were Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

When I researching the column I re-read my latest Tentacle column, I came across the brief bio for Mr. Steele pasted below for the couple of folks I heard from who not familiar with him…

Related: 20080402 Campaign 2008: Past Tentacle columns about Sen. John McCain or former Maryland Lt. Gov. Steele

McCain - John McCain, Presidential election 2008, Steele - Michael Steele, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin

The Honorable Michael Steele

GOPAC Chairman Michael Steele was born on October 19, 1958 at Andrews Air Force Base in Prince George's County and was raised in Washington, DC. He graduated from Archbishop Carroll High School, earned his bachelor's degree in International Relations from Johns Hopkins University in 1981 and his law degree from Georgetown University Law Center in 1991. Mr. Steele also spent three years as a seminarian in the Order of St. Augustine in preparation for the priesthood.

In 2003, Chairman Steele earned a place in history when he became the first African American elected to statewide office in Maryland. He was the nation's highest-ranking African American Republican elected official and the only sitting African American Lt. Governor in the country.

In 2002, President George W. Bush appointed Chairman Steele to serve a term on the Board of Visitors of the United States Naval Academy. Other affiliations include the State House Trust, the East Baltimore Development Corporation, the Export-Import Bank Advisory Committee and the Prince George's County Chapter of the NAACP.

Among the distinguished awards and honors received by Chairman Steele, he has been named a 2005 Aspen Institute-Rodel Fellow in Public Leadership and was awarded a Bethune-DuBois Institute 2005 Award for his work in the ongoing development of quality education in Maryland.

Chairman Steele is a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Landover Hills, MD, where he attends mass regularly with his wife Andrea and their two sons, Michael and Drew.

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[1] April 2, 2008

The McCain Vice President Decision

Kevin E. Dayhoff

Speculation persists as to who presumptive Republican presidential nominee Senator John McCain will choose as a running mate. This upcoming decision has sparked a growing debate among many political pundits for a number of reasons…

Monday, March 17, 2008

20080317 Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin on the vice-presidency and being pregnant

Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin on the vice-presidency and being pregnant

March 17, 2008

Hat Tip: Colonel B5

This post is for my Anchorage brother-in-law… And yes, the East Coast is slowly but surely discovering Alaska Governor Sarah Palin…

20080317 Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin on the vice-presidency

Speculation continues to persist as to whom Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain will choose as a running mate.

One person frequently mentioned in the mix is the popular Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin, 44. Many of us feel that she would do a great job as vice-president.

Then in an interview with the Washington Post in late February 2008; “When asked about whether she would consider the number-2 spot in the country -- the vice presidency… Pursing her lips, Palin calls it an ‘impossibility’ this time around, but not altogether out of the question.

Many folks did not pick up on her use of the words “impossibility this time around, but not altogether out of the question.”

In the video, carried by ABC Alaska News http://www.aksuperstation.com/, also notice the quick cameo appearance of former Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich…

And do not overlook her quick take on the candidacy of Senator Barack Obama…

Then, on or about March 6th, 2008, the matter of the curious words, “impossibility” was explained. Many media outlets carried the news, including the Anchorage Daily News http://www.adn.com/ and ABC Alaska News http://www.aksuperstation.com/; which carried the second half of this video:

“Gov. Sarah Palin dropped a day-ending bombshell. She's pregnant. Palin said Wednesday that she and her husband Todd are expecting their fifth child sometime in mid-May.”

When asked about how this new child would affect her, the Governor said, "This is one of those circumstances that has kinda shifted our way of thinking. It certainly makes me very much more so committed to even wanting to stay in Alaska, you know wanting to raise kids in Alaska and at some point in the future I don't know how far off in the future but in some point maybe there will be other doors open."

We certainly look forward to Governor Palin’s future national leadership; meanwhile congratulations are in order for the impending birth of her fifth child.

For other posts on Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and other things – Alaska on “Soundtrack,” please click on: Alaska Governor Sarah Palin , Alaska , Alaska Anchorage , Alaska weather , Alaska Issues

Find other videos on Alaska Governor Sarah Palin here.

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Kevin Dayhoff writes from Westminster Maryland USA.

www.kevindayhoff.net

E-mail him at: kdayhoff at carr.org or kevindayhoff at gmail.com

His columns and articles appear in The Tentacle - www.thetentacle.com; Westminster Eagle Opinion; www.thewestminstereagle.com, Winchester Report and The Sunday Carroll Eagle – in the Sunday Carroll County section of the Baltimore Sun. Get Westminster Eagle RSS Feed

“When I stop working the rest of the day is posthumous. I'm only really alive when I'm writing.” Tennessee Williams

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20080317 Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin on the vice-presidency and being pregnant

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

20070618 Anchorage Daily News: Mat Maid What a confusing mess

Anchorage Daily News: Mat Maid What a confusing mess

http://www.adn.com/opinion/view/story/9028315p-8943905c.html

June 18, 2007

Mat Maid What a confusing mess

The Matanuska Maid state-owned dairy has had a good run -- 71 years, from the time the new Matanuska farm colony organized a cooperative and opened a creamery in 1936.

With losses mounting, though, it sounds like it may be time to let Mat Maid go. The dairy lost more than $1.3 million since 2005, according to Mac Carter, chair of the Creamery Board that runs Mat Maid. That includes a $700,000 debt from this year alone.

[…]

A string of troubling, sometimes goofy incidents further undermines confidence in Mat Maid's management.

Just a few weeks ago, Mat Maid was asking for $600,000 from the state to help keep the dairy going while it explored ways to make the operation profitable. Now, even before getting the $600,000, management has decided that Mat Maid must close, and right away.

Kaladi Brothers Coffee Co. said it called multiple times to try to do a million dollars' worth of business with Mat Maid and did not get a return phone call from the milk factory.

And there's unexplained friction between Gov. Sarah Palin and the Creamery Board. Mat Maid execs agreed, despite little advance notice, to take the governor on an informal tour of Mat Maid. When she showed up, the dairy wouldn't let her go without the chief executive there.

Later, there was some explanation of "security" concerns, and not having anyone there to get her to put on sanitary booties and a hair net. Come on, folks, the governor is not going to jump into a milk vat.

Read the entire editorial here: Mat Maid What a confusing mess

20070618 Don’t mess with Alaska Governor Sarah Palin

Don’t mess with Alaska Governor Sarah Palin

June 18, 2007

Hat Tip: Colonel B5

Readers who follow “Soundtrack” are aware that I try to keep up with all-things-Alaska. So I was a bit amused when it was called to my attention by “Anchorage Colonel B5” that in the midst of discussions over the “troubled Matanuska Maid diary:

“Gov. Sarah Palin has dismissed all seven members of the Alaska Board of Agriculture and Conservation, the group that ultimately has authority over the creamery board, and the troubled Matanuska Maid dairy.”

It gets better: when she showed up wanting a tour of their Anchorage dairy, officials refused to let her in and made her wait in the lobby for an hour.

What were they thinking?

Read on…

Palin dismisses entire state agriculture board

Anchorage Daily News By KATIE PESZNECKER kpesznecker@adn.com June 18, 2007

MATANUSKA MAID: Action is first step to shaking up creamery board that decided to close state's dairy.

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Gov. Sarah Palin has dismissed all seven members of the Alaska Board of Agriculture and Conservation, the group that ultimately has authority over the creamery board, and the troubled Matanuska Maid dairy.

The governor will begin announcing replacements to serve on the board today, said Meghan Stapleton, Palin spokeswoman.

The appointments will be made quickly, Stapleton said Sunday, "So this board ... can at least start looking at the creamery board information and perhaps find some alternative solution. (Palin) recognizes and knows that it may mean that ultimately Mat Maid shuts down. But there's not been enough discussion ... about why all of the sudden doors are closing July 7."

Annual revenue at the state-owned dairy has been about $15 million in the past couple of years, but escalating debt led the board that runs the dairy to vote this month to close the dairy for good this summer.

Palin offered to intervene, wanting to avoid the sudden closure.

That didn't go well.

First, the creamery board that runs the dairy rejected her offer. Then, when she showed up wanting a tour of their Anchorage dairy, officials refused to let her in and made her wait in the lobby for an hour. She eventually left for a scheduled meeting.

Read the rest here: Palin dismisses entire state agriculture board

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Wednesday, March 28, 2007

20070326 This woman is making polar bears go homeless


This woman is making polar bears go homeless

Single most intense source of global warming discovered

March 26th, 2007

This person may very well be one the principal sources of global warning. She has been overheating the ice pack of the frozen north for decades. As icebergs thaw, she is the reason polar bears are going homeless. Can you guess who she is?

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*Alaska Governor Sarah Palin*

Wednesday, November 08, 2006

20061000 Meet the AK Gov.-elect Sarah Palin Family

Meet the AK Gov.-elect Sarah Palin Family

November 8th, 2006





On Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2006, former small-town Wasilla, AK Republican mayor Sarah Palin, 42, bucked the national trend of “Black Tuesday” for Republicans to successfully be elected to be the next governor of the AK. This introduction to Mayor Palin’s family is one of the commercials that helped put over the top.

It's Governor Palin

Candidate of change resonated with voters

By KYLE HOPKINS, TOM KIZZIA and BRANDON LOOMIS
Anchorage Daily News

Published: November 7, 2006
Last Modified: November 8, 2006 at 05:53 PM

Voters chose change over experience Tuesday night, making Republican Sarah Palin Alaska’s next governor and the first woman to hold the job.

On a night of political upheaval across the country, Democrat Tony Knowles couldn’t stop the wave of anti-­establishment momentum that carried Palin from her small town roots in Wasilla, past incumbent Gov. Frank Murkowski in the primary and into Alaska government’s top job.

With 98 percent of the precincts counted this morning, Palin had clinched the race with 48.7 percent of the vote to Knowles' 40.5 percent. Independent Andrew Halcro had 9.6 percent.

Palin, 42, claimed victory late Tuesday.

Read the rest of the article here.

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20061107 Gov.-Elect Palin and Alaska General Election Results




November 7th, 2006 Alaska General Election Results

u.s. house | ballot measures | legislators | superior court justices | district court judges | national results

* incumbent | winner

Governor

Andrew Halcro - I

19,683

9.6 %

Tony Knowles - D

83,640

40.8 %

David Massie - G

469

0.2 %

Sarah Palin - R

99,619

48.6 %

Billy Toien - L

580

0.3 %

Don Wright - I

1,051

0.5 %

439 of 439 precincts reporting

U.S. House

Diane Benson - D

81,408

40.2 %

Alexander Crawford - L

3,390

1.7 %

Eva Ince - G

1,437

0.7 %

Bill Ratigan - O

1,409

0.7 %

Don Young - R *

115,062

56.8 %

439 of 439 precincts reporting

Ballot Measures

Ballot Measure 1 90-Day Session Limit

No

98,308

49.0 %

Yes

102,409

51.0 %

439 of 439 precincts reporting

Ballot Measure 2 Natural Gas Tax

No

133,101

65.7 %

Yes

69,428

34.3 %

439 of 439 precincts reporting

Legislators

State Senate District B

Kim Elton - D *

7,509

64.0 %

Mac Meiners - R

4,226

36.0 %

16 of 16 precincts reporting

State Senate District D

David Braun - G

345

2.5 %

Ralph Seekins - R *

5,437

39.2 %

Joe Thomas - D

8,075

58.3 %

22 of 22 precincts reporting

State Senate District F

Tim Beck - D

2,584

27.0 %

Gene Therriault - R *

6,986

73.0 %

19 of 19 precincts reporting

State Senate District H

Jay Cross - I

3,924

30.6 %

Charlie Huggins - R *

8,919

69.4 %

17 of 17 precincts reporting

State Senate District J

Earl Mayo - R

2,817

38.5 %

Bill Wielechowski - D

4,498

61.5 %

12 of 12 precincts reporting

State Senate District L

Johnny Ellis - D *

6,466

100.0 %

16 of 16 precincts reporting

State Senate District N

Lesil McGuire - R

7,712

66.2 %

Ray Utter - D

3,931

33.8 %

12 of 12 precincts reporting

State Senate District P

Con Bunde - R *

7,929

53.2 %

Macon Roberts - D

6,986

46.8 %

20 of 20 precincts reporting

State Senate District R

Charles Davidson - D

3,548

39.6 %

Gary Stevens - R *

5,416

60.4 %

25 of 25 precincts reporting

State Senate District S

Norman Ayagalria - R

1,999

31.2 %

Lyman Hoffman - D *

4,399

68.8 %

49 of 49 precincts reporting

State House District 1

Kyle Johansen - R

3,287

100.0 %

9 of 9 precincts reporting

State House District 2

Jay Stelzenmuller - D

2,070

43.5 %

Peggy Wilson - R *

2,687

56.5 %

8 of 8 precincts reporting

State House District 3

Beth Kerttula - D *

4,983

100.0 %

10 of 10 precincts reporting

State House District 4

Andrea Doll - D

3,005

50.5 %

Randy Wanamaker - R

2,943

49.5 %

6 of 6 precincts reporting

State House District 5

Aaron Isaacs - D

1,920

42.5 %

Bill Thomas - R *

2,600

57.5 %

18 of 18 precincts reporting

State House District 6

Carl Morgan - R

2,139

48.6 %

Woodie Salmon - D *

2,262

51.4 %

46 of 46 precincts reporting

State House District 7

Mark Ames - G

252

3.5 %

Mike Kelly - R *

4,091

57.0 %

Dave Watts - D

2,830

39.5 %

9 of 9 precincts reporting

State House District 8

Jason Crawford - R

2,441

36.4 %

David Guttenberg - D *

4,260

63.6 %

13 of 13 precincts reporting

State House District 9

Jim Holm - R *

1,912

44.5 %

Scott Kawasaki - D

2,382

55.5 %

9 of 9 precincts reporting

State House District 10

Jay Ramras - R *

2,082

100.0 %

5 of 5 precincts reporting

State House District 11

John Coghill - R *

4,014

70.0 %

John Pile - D

1,721

30.0 %

8 of 8 precincts reporting

State House District 12

John Harris - R *

2,870

71.3 %

Bill Johnson - D

1,156

28.7 %

11 of 11 precincts reporting

State House District 13

Carl Gatto - R *

4,887

73.5 %

Jim Wardman - D

1,758

26.5 %

10 of 10 precincts reporting

State House District 14

Katie Hurley - D

2,496

39.3 %

Vic Kohring - R *

3,861

60.7 %

7 of 7 precincts reporting

State House District 15

Mark Neuman - R *

3,773

58.1 %

Boone Thompson - I

2,717

41.9 %

9 of 9 precincts reporting

State House District 16

Patricia Chesbro - D

1,946

28.4 %

Bill Stoltze - R *

4,896

71.6 %

8 of 8 precincts reporting

State House District 17

Anna Fairclough - R

4,126

71.0 %

Karla Huntington - D

1,688

29.0 %

7 of 7 precincts reporting

State House District 18

Nancy Dahlstrom - R *

1,698

100.0 %

5 of 5 precincts reporting

State House District 19

Mary Pedlow - D

1,983

44.2 %

Bob Roses - R

2,506

55.8 %

7 of 7 precincts reporting

State House District 20

Max Gruenberg - D *

1,640

58.0 %

Scott Kohlhaas - L

84

3.0 %

Matt Moon - R

1,105

39.1 %

5 of 5 precincts reporting

State House District 21

Harry Crawford - D *

3,156

55.4 %

Jeff Gonnason - R

2,544

44.6 %

6 of 6 precincts reporting

State House District 22

Sharon Cissna - D *

3,011

100.0 %

8 of 8 precincts reporting

State House District 23

Les Gara - D *

3,546

100.0 %

9 of 9 precincts reporting

State House District 24

Berta Gardner - D *

2,693

59.8 %

Darwin Peterson - R

1,811

40.2 %

7 of 7 precincts reporting

State House District 25

Mike Doogan - D

2,736

70.2 %

Thomas Lamb - R

1,161

29.8 %

9 of 9 precincts reporting

State House District 26

Lindsey Holmes - D

3,638

61.5 %

Steve Strait - R

2,277

38.5 %

9 of 9 precincts reporting

State House District 27

Bob Buch - D

3,119

57.1 %

Tom Moffatt - R

2,344

42.9 %

6 of 6 precincts reporting

State House District 28

Val Baffone - D

3,065

48.7 %

Craig Johnson - R

3,233

51.3 %

6 of 6 precincts reporting

State House District 29

Ralph Samuels - R *

2,307

56.1 %

Chris Tuck - D

1,808

43.9 %

7 of 7 precincts reporting

State House District 30

Kevin Meyer - R *

4,583

100.0 %

7 of 7 precincts reporting

State House District 31

Bob Lynn - R *

5,595

100.0 %

8 of 8 precincts reporting

State House District 32

Pat Abney - D

3,573

44.4 %

Bill Bartee - G

192

2.4 %

Mike Hawker - R *

4,285

53.2 %

12 of 12 precincts reporting

State House District 33

Kurt Olson - R *

2,867

56.0 %

Ozzie Osborne - I

383

7.5 %

Pete Sprague - D

1,866

36.5 %

6 of 6 precincts reporting

State House District 34

Mike Chenault - R *

4,241

100.0 %

7 of 7 precincts reporting

State House District 35

Paul Seaton - R *

3,740

68.9 %

Anthony Sieminski - D

1,685

31.1 %

11 of 11 precincts reporting

State House District 36

Gabrielle LeDoux - R *

2,206

59.3 %

Dan Ogg - I

1,511

40.7 %

14 of 14 precincts reporting

State House District 37

Ron Bowers - R

700

28.7 %

Bryce Edgmon - D

1,738

71.3 %

22 of 22 precincts reporting

State House District 38

Mary Kapsner - D *

3,235

100.0 %

27 of 27 precincts reporting

State House District 39

Richard Foster - D *

3,521

100.0 %

27 of 27 precincts reporting

State House District 40

Reggie Joule - D *

3,147

100.0 %

21 of 21 precincts reporting

Superior Court Justices

Superior Court Retain Weeks

No

5,014

22.2 %

Yes

17,558

77.8 %

49 of 49 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Zervos

No

5,574

26.7 %

Yes

15,335

73.3 %

49 of 49 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Erlich

No

2,316

31.7 %

Yes

4,979

68.3 %

50 of 50 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Esch

No

2,527

34.9 %

Yes

4,724

65.1 %

50 of 50 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Bolger

No

41,184

37.2 %

Yes

69,615

62.8 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Brown

No

47,038

42.7 %

Yes

63,055

57.3 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Huguelet

No

43,271

39.9 %

Yes

65,046

60.1 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Michalski

No

42,690

39.0 %

Yes

66,828

61.0 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Morse

No

42,774

39.5 %

Yes

65,560

60.5 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain E Smith

No

41,363

38.0 %

Yes

67,593

62.0 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Suddock

No

43,245

39.8 %

Yes

65,414

60.2 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Torrisi

No

42,480

39.4 %

Yes

65,419

60.6 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Tan

No

45,663

41.7 %

Yes

63,898

58.3 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Volland

No

42,522

39.3 %

Yes

65,801

60.7 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Wolverton

No

43,093

39.2 %

Yes

66,754

60.8 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Devaney

No

10,345

33.4 %

Yes

20,674

66.6 %

113 of 113 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Olsen

No

9,608

30.9 %

Yes

21,442

69.1 %

113 of 113 precincts reporting

Superior Court Retain Wood

No

8,976

28.8 %

Yes

22,240

71.2 %

113 of 113 precincts reporting

District Court Judges

District Court Retain Miller

No

4,699

21.8 %

Yes

16,884

78.2 %

49 of 49 precincts reporting

District Court Retain Clark

No

39,508

36.7 %

Yes

68,245

63.3 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

District Court Retain Estelle

No

41,977

39.0 %

Yes

65,670

61.0 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

District Court Retain Heath

No

40,763

38.0 %

Yes

66,440

62.0 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

District Court Retain Landry

No

59,003

53.3 %

Yes

51,766

46.7 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

District Court Retain Lohff

No

42,112

39.3 %

Yes

65,066

60.7 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

District Court Retain Motyka

No

41,604

38.7 %

Yes

65,948

61.3 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

District Court Retain Murphy

No

41,668

38.4 %

Yes

66,879

61.6 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

District Court Retain Rhoades

No

44,540

40.3 %

Yes

65,895

59.7 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

District Court Retain J Smith

No

40,609

37.8 %

Yes

66,715

62.2 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

District Court Retain Wolfe

No

40,490

37.5 %

Yes

67,426

62.5 %

227 of 227 precincts reporting

District Court Retain Burbank

No

9,029

28.8 %

Yes

22,268

71.2 %

113 of 113 precincts reporting

District Court Retain Kauvar

No

9,544

30.0 %

Yes

22,262

70.0 %

113 of 113 precincts reporting

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