Legislative
December 11, 2008-
The ballot chairwoman used Wite-out (oh god no!) making up her mind whether to accept or reject ballots.
November 6, 2008-
It's a definite possibility that Brimer really isn't ready to let go and that he'll continue to challenge Davis' eligibility even after her election.
November 5, 2008-
Harper-Brown got 19,833 votes; Romano garnered 19,808.
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Incumbent Crownover (R) defeated John McClelland (D) and Jason Jordan (L).
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Incumbent McCall (R) defeated Benjamin Westfield with 84.98% of the vote.
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Carona defeated Rain Levy Minns and Paul E. Osborn, garnering 61% of the vote.
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Button defeated Sandra Phuong Vule and Philip M. White, garnering 56% of the vote.
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Anchia defeated David R. Mason, garnering 89% of the vote.
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Kent defeated Tony Goolsby, garnering 53% of the vote.
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Patrick defeated Geoffrey A. Adams.
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Hodge defeated Robert M. Pritchett, garnering 94% of the vote.
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Miklos defeated opponent Mike Anderson by a mere 527 votes.
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Smith defeated Kalandra N. Wheeler.
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Madden defeated Jeffrey Joyner, garnering 78% of the vote.
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Branch, an incumbent, defeated Democrat Emil Reichstadt by 33,404 to 21,715.
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Turner (D) defeated Incumbent Bill Zedler (R) and Todd Litteken (L) with 51.26% of the vote.
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Johnson defeated Fred Wood and Jarrett Woods, garnering 84% of the vote.
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Hancock defeated Chris Utchell and Paul Mastin.
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Incumbent Solomons defeated opponent Lee Hooper by a wide margin.
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Incumbent Geren (R) defeated Sheila Ford (D) and Robin Chester (L) with 64.81% of the vote.










Brutal Dildos / Exile / Responsible Johnny
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