Democrats on Top in Presidential Vote Returns
Early returns show Grover Cleveland leading in the electoral college with about 208 votes out of 444 reported, while Harrison trails. New York Indiana Illinois Wisconsin West Virginia New Jersey Connecticut and Michigan show gains for Cleveland, with Nebraska Nevada and California leaning toward Weaver electors. New Jersey and Illinois forecasts vary. statewide results remain close with official counts pending.
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EXTRA SESSION Debate on tariff and bank tax sparks party split
The Pioneer Press reports Washington eyes an extra congressional session after the March 4 inauguration. Democrats split on calling Congress to tackle tariff policy and state bank taxes. Some fear little change but others push for repealing election laws under an appropriation bill. Kansas election prospects and district results noted amid Republican forecasts.
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Wisconsin and Iowa Voters Signal Republican Gains
In early returns from Wisconsin and neighboring states Republicans claim statewide wins and majorities. Reports indicate Abeiemen Jami son and Kyle Nedog pewernor lead in Wisconsin while Iowa shows a Republican tilt with high GOP turnout and expectations for congressional seats.
Montana elects Republican ticket in statewide vote
Advices received indicate Montana has elected the statewide Republican ticket. Details on counties and results are sparse in the unreliable OCR text, but the main outcome shows party victory across the state.
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Nebraska election returns show Republican gains overall
Early counts indicate Republicans win several districts with small majorities. Bryan narrowly loses First district to Democrats, Mercier holds Second, Hayner leads Fourth, McKreighan contests Sixth. Cleveland leads city vote but Harris may narrow statewide margin. state legislature likely Republican in joint ballot with Democrats winning four of nine congressional districts.
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Populist Gains in Colorado Legislature and Races
Early returns show Populists likely to win a statewide majority with 3,000 to 7,000 margins, Waite and Poyulist candidates trailing governorship by up to 7,000 votes. Peace wins in Congress for First district by 1,500 to 2,000 and Bell in Second by 3,000 to 4,000. Populists expected to control lower house and potentially the senate. long term senators to influence 189 session and a U.S. Senate seat. Exact totals vary as counts remain close.
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Election Rumors and Early Returns From Western States
Reports from Washington and Oregon discuss party gains in the legislature and governor races with Osborne and Clark leading in some contests. Seattle estimates place McGraw ahead for governor by about 2000 votes. the national ticket may total a 5000 edge. Oregon results show Harrison ahead in most precincts with Fusion candidate Pierce trailing, and the Silver party sweeping counties and the legislature.
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