Roosevelt Wins in New York and GOP Gains Across States
The New York result shows Theodore Roosevelt elected governor by 18 000 to 20 000 plurality with Republicans likely keeping the state ticket. Democratic gains are noted in several congressional districts. Other states report Republican victories in Ohio Iowa Illinois and Florida with Democrats making inroads in North Carolina and Kentucky.
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Col. Roosevelt
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Van
Ohio
Columbus
Blacker
Democratic State Committee
Daugherty
Republican State Committee
Illinois
Chicago
Cook County
Democrats Gain Power in Congress Election Returns
Early returns received by the Associated Press show 85 Republicans and 109 Democrats elected to the U.S. House, with Democrats gaining in most districts. In New York Greater none of the districts except one in the Fifteenth favors Republicans, while Gage is claimed elected as governor in California.
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Kentucky
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Williams
Turner
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Associated Press
House of Representatives
Congress
Minnesota and South Carolina Vote Reports
Returns indicate a Republican likely majority in Minnesota’s general assembly with Democrats conceding state legislative victory. South Carolina reports no opposition to the Democratic state ticket with a light vote. McMillin forecast to win Georgia governor race by about 25 thousand. Democrats gain around 20 legislature seats nationwide.
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Nashville
McMillins
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