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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1998
Page
1
Vilsack Ends Iowa GOP Rule as Governor Elect
Democrat Tom Vilsack stunned exit polls to win Iowa governor race 54 to 46 over Jim Lightfoot becoming the first Democrat in 32 years to hold the office. Sally Pederson will be lieutenant governor as the party celebrates in Des Moines. Lightfoot conceded about 10:25 p.m. amid calls of change and responsibility.
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Harold Hughes
Sally Pederson
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Christie
Democrats, GOP trade victories across nation in midterm
Democrats battled Republicans to a standstill with wins including California governor Gray Davis, ousting two Clinton critics in the Senate, and gains in the House. Illinois reelection bid by Carol Moseley Braun failed while the Bush brothers won Texas and Florida governorships. Ventura leads Minnesota race as Reform contender.
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Minnesota
Jesse Ventura
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Newt Gingrich
Trent Lott
Leach wins rematch to secure 12th House term
Republican Jim Leach defeated Cedar Rapids lawyer Bob Rush in the rematch for Iowa’s 1st District. With 94 percent of precincts in, Leach led by 13 points and carried Linn County, Scott County, and most eastern counties. Rush carried Johnson County narrowly as Bush supporters highlighted Whitewater links. Leach praised a positive campaign focusing on fiscal conservatism and moderate social themes.
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Wzette
Jim Leach
U.S
House of Representatives
Cedar Rapids
Bob Rush
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Linn County
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Bush
Johnson County
Davyenport
Scott
Voters OK bonds for Linn jail project
Linn County voters approve up to 6.5 million dollars in bonds to remodel the former Cedar Rapids police HQ for sheriff offices and expand jail capacity to 340 inmates. Sheriff Don Zeller touted federal prisoner boarding revenue and a possible 2 million federal grant to limit property tax impacts.
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Linn
Steve Gravelle
Linn County
Zeller
Cedar Rapids
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