Mapping the presidential race state by state voting history
A compact look at each state’s electoral vote pattern across the last three presidential elections. The note highlights states leaning Republican and demonstrates how voting history maps to current electoral dynamics.
Gore gains in tossup states widen presidential race
Gore sees growing support in key battlegrounds as analysts note voters split evenly with Bush nationwide. The who’s and where’s of electoral votes show the Midwest in focus with states like Michigan and Pennsylvania shifting, while Bush campaigns across Illinois California and coal regions to narrow gaps.
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George W. Bush
al Gore
G. Terry Madonna
Pennsylvania
Gore
Midwest Battlegrounds
Delaware
Maine
New Hampshire
Florida
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington State
South
Clinton
New England
Midwest
Great Lakes
GOP
Scott Reed
Bob Dole
Bush
Tom Slade
Craig Ruff
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Ralph Nader
Texas
North Carolina
District of Columbia
D.C
Hawaii
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Connecticut
Illinois
Iowa
New Jersey
Maryland
Minnesota
Tennessee
Vermont
California
Bank collapse leaves workers jobless and families stranded
A Pageton man recalls his 82 year old mother losing 111000 after FNB Keystone failed. About 120 employees lost their jobs, some stayed to help the FDIC. Former staff describe fear, loss of communication, and ongoing uncertainty as Heilig-Meyers reorganizes. FDIC projects 750 to 850 million in insurance losses, ranking the failure among the top ten.
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Pageton
FNB Keystone
FDIC
Knox
J. Knox McConnell
Church and Graham
Keystone
JLT
Heilig-Meyers
Main Street
Richmond
Bank
Lawmaker ratings show wide ranges across Senate and House
More than 40 lobbyist raters assessed active lawmakers from the Chamber network. Senate scores ranged from Anderson at 90.6 percent to Sen. John Blair Hunter at 17.0, with mid rankings for Fanning, Bailey, Ball, Chafin, and Wooten. In the House Del. Yeager led with 72.2, followed by Wills, Staton, Wright, Flanigan, and Sparks among others.
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Chamber
Roberts
Senate
Anderson
John Blair Hunter
Morgantown
John Pat Fanning
McDowell County
Billy Wayne Bailey
Wyoming County
Homer Ball
Mark Wills
Rick Staton
Wyoming
Lacy Wright
Traffic Improvements Ease Morning Rush at Princeton Primary
Parents praise a new system separating bus and parent arrival times that has reduced congestion. Principal JoAnna Fredeking says the bus loop is now open after buses depart, with volunteers aiding a smooth first day. Buckner notes students adjust to new classrooms and the main challenge remains traffic flow.
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Kelly Trent
Princeton
Princeton Primary
JoAnna Fredeking
Buckner
Wyoming Senate and House Delegates Seats and Scores
The Wyoming 91st with 27.3 and Mary Pearl Compton the 97th with 21. Ranking last at 100 was Raleigh County Democrat Randolph McGraw with 7.7. The Senate has 34 members while there are 100 lawmakers in the House of Delegates.
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Wyoming
Mary Pearl Compton
Raleigh County
Randolph McGraw
Senate
House of Delegates
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