Voters face long lines as turnout surges across precincts
By mid afternoon voters with last names L to Z breezed through while A to K faced long lines at Hillcrest and nearby polling sites. Delays at Winchester Hall caused re arrangements issues as turnout dwarfed March primary. Yellow Springs added tables to ease wait times. officials cite strong motivation to vote.
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Waverley
Yellow Springs
J. Anita Stup
Hillcrest
Winchester Hall
Baker
Beltway
Deanna Doctolero
Baltimore
North Frederick Elementary
Old Armory
Margaret Tucker
Bartlett victory reshapes Maryland House delegation
Bartlett praised his win by stressing clear differences with Democrat Hattery and leveraging disputes over legislative expense records to cast doubt on the veteran. Hattery blamed campaign tactics and media reach, while Byron offered counsel on a tough national year ahead as Republicans hold four seats in Maryland’s delegation.
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Gresswoman
Mr. Hattery
General Assembly
Bartlett
Hattery
Byron
Barbara Mikulski
Bill Clinton
Erni
Dr. Bartlett
Maryland
House of Representatives
Connie Morella
Helen Delich Bentley
Wayne Gilchrest
Kuka Billingham Shores win Poolesville Commission seats
Incumbents Darryl Kuka and Thomas Dillingham Jr and former elections board chair Ronald Shores won seats on the Poolesville Town Commission. A charter amendment requiring a referendum on property tax rate increases above 7 percent passed 708 to 476, while a term-limit amendment failed 753 to 467.
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Sonia Boin
Montgomery County
Poolesville
Darryl Kuka
Thomas B. Dillingham Jr
Elections Board
Ronald Shores
Mark Mailer
Manufacturng
Rank J. Massey
Alain C. Briancon
Virginia
Huka
Morte Long Pia
Overseas markets react unevenly to Clinton victory
World financial markets were restrained as stocks and the dollar showed mixed responses after Bill Clinton defeated George Bush. Analysts called the move a partial retreat from expectations with reactions differing across regions and institutions.
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Clinton
Bill Clinton
George Bush
David Broan
Swiss Bank Corp
London
City weighs betting parlor at truck stop amid zoning questions
The proposal for an OTB gambling parlor at the Truck City truck stop faces zoning hurdles as officials doubt it qualifies as a permitted use. City Attorney Tillery and Aldermen push for a possible text amendment, while some members oppose gambling and others see potential tax benefits. Public timing concerns and Maryland Racing Commission approval loom large.
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Jeffrey McEvoy
Ms. Tillery
Jockey Club
Board of Zoning Appeals
Paul Gordon
Maryland Racing Commission
Frances Baker
Abortion Referendum Debate Shapes Maryland Voters
Voters at several Frederick area schools weighed Question 6 amid a pro choice and pro life clash. Some backed the referendum while others called for stricter parental notification. Campaigns claimed the law was the nations most permissive and debated post viability limits with few late term abortions reported by the Health Department.
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Trederick
Mary Jo
Eugene Griffith
Frederick
Liberty Elementary
Jenny Sherman
Libertytown
Addie Power
Carroll Manor
Ed Johnson
Adamstown
State Health Department
1992 Election Returns Signal Democratic Wins and Gridlock Debate
Clinton era themes of change shaped the 1992 vote as the Democratic ticket led by Bill Clinton and Al Gore emerged. Eleven new senators were elected including Barbara Boxer Dianne Feinstein Patty Murray and Carol Moseley Braun the first Black woman in the Senate. The House saw over 100 new members as Democrats held a strong majority. Voters cited jobs and the economy as top issues with the recession still shaping outcomes.
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White House
Democratic Party
Arkansas
Tennessee
al Gore
Mr. Gore
Statehouse
Barbara Boxer
Dianne Feinstein
California
Patty Murray
Washington
Carol Moseley Braun
Ilinois
Senate
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Robert Kasten
Wisconsin
John Seymour
Wyche Fowler
Georgia
House
GOP
Bernie Sanders
Vermont
Clinton
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Bush
South
New England
Mountain States
Clinton victory boosts Maryland and county shifts noted
With 1,324 of 1,595 precincts reporting Clinton won Maryland by a wide margin 62 to 38 and carried urban areas including Baltimore and Montgomery Prince George's counties. Three unopposed judges were elected Rollins Bishop Jr. and Harrell Jr. Republicans praise local gains, Democrats lament statewide shift as Frederick County trends conservative.
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Herbert L. Rollins
6Th Judicial Circuit
John J. Bishop Jr
Court of Special Appeals
Glenn T. Harrell Jr
Clinton
Maryland
Baltimore City
Montgomery
Prince George's
Ron Sundergill
Frederick County
White House
Sundergill
Albert Gore
al Gore
Ken Coffey
Victory 92
Coffey
Bruce Reeder
Time Leaves Its Mark Then Lets You Undo It
A persuasive note highlights erasing aging effects and reclaiming a younger look. It stresses urgency with a call to act now to reverse changes and regain a fresh appearance. The copy emphasizes immediate results and accessible options for rejuvenation.
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Helen Davis
Cathy Kazio
John Crouch
Ross Perot
Kuka
Billingham
Shores
Dillingham
Miller
Massey
Commission
Brancon
James Grimes
OTB
State of
Jon Kreissig
Ime
Flan
Donald W. Kress
Tollhouse
Fred
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