Friday, November 9, 2012

Washington elections

  • Boehner says Obama should take lead on immigration

    WASHINGTON - House Speaker John Boehner on Friday said it was time to address immigration policy and urged President Barack Obama to take the lead in coming up with a plan that would look at both improved enforcement of immigration law and the future ...

    www.bellinghamherald.com

  • Washington State election results 2012: Friday provides big vote update

    The 2012 Washington State election results were updated Friday morning (November 9) to reflect around 70,000 more votes being counted.

    www.examiner.com

  • Washington State election results 2012: Race for Governor still undecided

    The 2012 Washington State election results were updated again on Thursday evening (November 8). More than 200,000 more votes were counted on Thursday, revealing that more than 2.4 million votes have been counted now.

    www.examiner.com

  • Why is ballot counting so slow in Washington?

    In Oregon, which had counted 95 percent of its expected votes by Thursday, ballots must be received by county election offices by Election Day. The state, which has a smaller population than Washington and has been doing all-mail voting since 2000 ...

    www.sfgate.com

  • About those "Anchor Babies"...dissecting the Republican presidential loss

    WASHINGTON, November 9, 2012 - Despite pre-election rhetoric saying the nation leans toward the conservative, and the vocal supporters of Mitt Romney, it was not enough to secure his win in Tuesday's presidential elections. This week, as Republican ...

    communities.washingtontimes.com

  • Latinos deliver for Obama; now they want something

    WASHINGTON - Latinos helped deliver President Barack Obama's re-election Tuesday with near-historic support. In return, they're demanding an immigration overhaul and are warning both parties, particularly Republicans, that it's time to get on board ...

    www.bradenton.com

  • 5 takeaways from Election Day

    Hailed as a watershed moment for the LGBT movement, Election Day yielded several milestones that political observers say will have a profound impact on the advancement of LGBT rights and marriage equality going forward.

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  • Election Day brings victories and setbacks for teachers unions

    Teachers unions scored political victories in several states Tuesday, beating back proposals that ranged from merit pay to school vouchers and unseating a Republican school superintendent with a national reputation for aggressively changing the way ...

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • God after 2012: How did election change religion and politics landscape?

    With Romney's defeat and same-sex marriage now legal in Washington, Maryland and Maine the social conservative movement is already in the process of surveying the damage.

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • Obama now gets a chance to remake his Cabinet, staff

    By Anita Kumar and Lesley Clark - McClatchy Newspapers. WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama's first task as he launches his second term will be to fill a number of key vacancies expected in the White House, positions that will be instrumental in ...

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  • Condoleezza Rice: GOP sent 'mixed messages'

    WASHINGTON - Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says the Republican Party must adapt better to rapidly changing demographics in the United States, saying the GOP sent "mixed messages" in the election campaign on immigration and women's ...

    www.bellinghamherald.com

  • Why Russians think US elections are unfair

    Complaining about U.S. elections is a quadrennial tradition among Russians, many of whom see the Electoral College as undemocratic and think voter fraud here is widespread, as the Washington Post's Kathy Lally reported Wednesday. Natalia Kolesnikova ...

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  • DC Council to review election preparation

    (Sarah L. Voisin - WASHINGTON POST). Bowser (D-Ward 4), the chairwoman of the Committee on Government Operations, said she and other members have concerns that the D.C.

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  • Israel's Netanyahu comes in for criticism in wake of US presidential election

    The Washington Post. JERUSALEM - The reelection of President Obama has left Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suddenly vulnerable as Israel's own national election campaign begins to gather steam. A strong favorite to win the Jan. 22 vote ...

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  • Obama's lease renewed despite tough economic times

    WASHINGTON - One day after a bruising, mixed-verdict election, President Barack Obama and Republican House Speaker John Boehner both pledged Wednesday to seek a compromise to avert looming spending cuts and tax increases that threaten to ...

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  • Ukraine slides away from democracy

    This time, there was no revolution, just relatively small but determined protests, and a brushoff from the prime minister, Mykola Azarov, who declared, "These were the best organized elections in Ukraine in the history of its independence." Loading ...

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • Long lines, confusion reveal flaws in US elections

    The way America votes is changing, however. Tens of millions of people took advantage of early voting and mail-in absentee ballots - in some states, a third or more ballots were cast well before Election Day. Oregon and Washington use entirely mail-in ...

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  • Pelosi's future tangled by election

    Washington --. Speculation about Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's future is intensifying after House Democrats failed to net more than a single-digit gain in Tuesday's election, despite gaining at least four seats, and possibly as many as six seats, in ...

    www.sfgate.com

  • 2012 Elections Results Map shows tight race in battleground states

    As election 2012 results roll in, the Washington Post live elections results map, iis reporting multiple states already called in the Presidential, Senate, House, and Gubernatorial races.

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • Obama wipes away tears while speaking to staff

    WASHINGTON - In a new video released by his campaign, President Barack Obama wipes away tears as he thanks members of his campaign staff and volunteers.

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