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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2004
Page
8
In Chicago and across the nation, voters express relief that the 2004 election outcome is settled. Guests at the Billy Goat tavern say Kerry’s concession shows democracy works, while others warn future elections may invite legal challenges and extended disputes.
Webb, an Army sergeant killed in Iraq, left a family in Alabama and Texas. His sister Describe him as kind and dedicated to helping others. He trained at Fort Leonard Wood and planned to study education after service. He was to return from Iraq in July 2005, after a two week leave. Funeral planned in Hamilton.
Republicans secured at least 231 House seats and likely one more, a three seat gain, and control the Senate 55 to 44 with a Democratic leaning independent. Senate leaders hailed the victory as a milestone while Daschle lost to John Thune, signaling a shift toward more conservative lawmakers in southern and GOP-leaning states.
Bush claimed a 274 to 252 electoral lead with 114 million votes cast as provisional Ohio ballots loomed. Kerry conceded after Ohio bloc and urged unity while Cahill noted no provisional gains enough to flip the result. Bush urged national healing and vowed to earn continued trust.
Kerry withdraws from the presidential race after advisers conclude no mathematical path to victory. Exit polls had signaled win potential early, but Florida turned and campaign flaws emerged, including a perceived lack of warmth and inconsistent messaging. Michael Adams, among others, shared stories of hardship at campaign stops like Xenia, Ohio, as Kerry named heroes and urged support.
Butler County led with 106,735 Bush Cheney ballots to 54,185 for Kerry Edwards, a 66 to 34 margin, while Warren and Clermont counties followed as Republican strongholds. Turnout neared 74 percent in Warren with 93,321 ballots cast and 20,000 new voters registered statewide. local GOP leaders credited rallies and Issue 1’s gay marriage amendment for mobilizing conservative voters in the region.
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