Taft and Sherman sweep multiple states in major election
The Taft Sherman ticket dominates Indiana Ohio Illinois New York Missouri and Maryland with large margins. Bryan fails to carry any independent counties while Republicans gain in the Midwest and several states. New York City votes heavily for Taft though Erie County swings for Chanler.
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Georgia Vote Shifts United Republicans Lead in State
Georgia counties show Taft sweeping 24 of 126 while Watson carries six. Bryan and Kern win a safe majority but about 30 counties diverge. Overall Republican gains equal about 15,048 votes, Democratic drop of 12,612, Populists down 14,614. Fulton county shows Taft gains with 2,910 to Roosevelt 1,766.
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Republicans win national house with 216 Republicans 172 Democrats
Early unofficial returns show the Republican party controlling the next U S House by 44 seats. 216 Republicans and 172 Democrats are elected with several districts still close and possible official adjustments. Indiana swings to 11 Democrats and 2 Republicans in a notable shift.
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