Ventura victory strains under Minnesota political reality
Gov elect Jesse Ventura faces tough questions after a stunning three way win. He grapples with tax plans and budget realities while noting his campaign promises may not all be fulfilled. Political aides describe a learning curve as he prepares to govern with a split legislature and a demanding agenda. The Mind: a cautious, evolving approach to Minnesota leadership.
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Democrats crushed in Kansas as Moore breaks through
In Kansas exit polls ABC News conducted for AP and five outlets show Democrat Dennis Moore defeating Rep. Vince Snowbarger in the 3rd District, while incumbents Gov. Bill Graves and U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback dominate Democrats overall. Sawyer and Feleciano lag behind their GOP opponents, signaling Republican strength for the coming years. Democrats argue Moore’s win signals momentum, while Graves and Brownback appeal to centrist voters amid a broader GOP edge.
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Newport Voters Reject Topless Lawn Mowing Ordinance
In Newport Maine voters ballot 775 to 283 rejected a proposed ordinance to curb topless lawn mowing after Desiree Davis 34 cut grass shirtless on Martin Stream Road. Town officials noted breasts are not genitalia while a neighbor touted public safety concerns.
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Oregon approves all mail voting and other measures
Oregon voters approve replacing polling places with all mail voting by 57 to 43. The ballot also legalizes medical marijuana and allows adoptees to see original birth certificates. Critics warn the plan may clash with federal law and raise fraud risk. The medical marijuana rule limits prescribing to certain illnesses.
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GOP weighs impeachment and leadership challenges after election
After midterm losses, House Republicans discuss quick impeachment of President Clinton and possible bids to oust Speaker Gingrich. Gingrich defends leadership as Democrats tout gains and discuss new majorities. Rumors of rivals surface, with talk of possible challenges from McIntosh and Livingston as Hyde signals hearings continue.
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