Winners and losers from the election night map
The piece lists winners and losers across groups and figures including Bush Kerry Rove Shrum and Hispanics, noting exurbs and red states expanding for Bush while Europe and blue states shrink for Democrats. It cites turnout highs and the role of the Internet and TV ads in shaping results.
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John Kerry
Bob Shrum
Karl Rove
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Kerry
Howard Dean
Ken Mehlman
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New Mexico
Iowa
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West Coast
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White House
Shrum
Voters vow to stay inspired after historic turnout
First time voters like Terrell Fuller at Kenyon College waited hours to cast ballots for Kerry, pledging to vote again despite Bush’s win. Advocates say the youth surge altered turnout, promising lasting political engagement and ongoing focus on jobs health care and tuition.
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Terrell Fuller
Bush
John Kerry
Kenyon College
Gambier
Nick Sussman
Liberal Arts College
Columbus
Kerry
Jehnny Greene
MTV
Haraz Ghanbari Associated Press
Buchtel High School
Akron
Ohio
Queen of Clubs settles Nev election
In Ely Nevada a White Pine County Commission race ended in a tie with 1847 votes each. The candidates Robert Swetich and Raymond Arrizaga resolved the stalemate by drawing cards Arrizaga drew queen of clubs, Swetich seven of diamonds. Nevada law allows drawing lots to break ties by card toss or straws.
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Nevada
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Raymond Arrizaga
White Pine County Commission
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Unions fail to deliver votes for Democrats
Washington report notes labor run G O To operations did not yield expected Kerry support as Bush won a new term. AFL CIO tensions rise with potential realignment while union membership held near prior levels at about 14 percent in the exit poll.
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Washington
John Kerry
Bush
Kerry
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John Sweeney
Rick Sloan
International Association of Machinists
Aflcio
North Carolina county loses 4500 votes in voting machines
In Carteret County a computer storage error caused more than 4500 votes to be lost while 4530 were preserved during early voting. United Corp said the unit capacity was misreported and warned of a full memory. Officials seek State Board guidance as the issue prompted by a warning message being ignored.
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Kerry
Ohio
Trevas
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N.C
North Carolina
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Sue Verdon
County Election Board
Jack Gerber
Dublin
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Carteret
State Board of Elections
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Bush
Alecia Williams
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