GOP Keeps Slim Hold Of Congress In Tight Upset Races
Republicans retain control as Walsh wins seventh term in the House. Boehlert and Houghton secure re election in their districts. McHugh and DeFrancisco win decisive margins, while Christensen and Magnarelli hold seats. NY voters approve high turnout with 75 percent in Onondaga County.
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State and local election results summary for district races
Election yields show Harold C. Brown 32810 and Daniel O Hara 19975 in the 121st District race. Transportation Bond Act No 81 171 is listed, and county races include Michael L Hanuszczak 84852 and Martha Walsh Hood 112324. Local offices include county clerk M Ann Ciarpelli 89924 and William T Kinne 68999. City and town posts list candidates in Cicero, LaFayette, Manlius and Van Buren, with vote totals for each race.
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State Assembly
Harold C. Brown
Daniel O'Hara
Marc Waldauer
M. Ann Ciarpelli
William T. Kinne
Sandy L. Baker
James P. Murphy
Laura Estela Cardona
Kate Rosenthal
Cicero
Sharon Edick
Clay Town Board
Damian Ulatowski
Edward C. Roesch
LaFayette
Mary R. Doster
Manlius
Kevin Holmquist
Sandra Geiss Karas
van Buren
Florida Standoff in Bush Gore Race Keeps Nation Guessing
In Florida a razor edge vote count left Bush and Gore separated by under 1,700 of 96 million ballots as networks projected a winner then called it back. Gore conceded then recanted amid a night of suspense. Recount chants rang in Nashville as networks halted for a recount possibility.
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Austin American-Statesman
Gore retracts concession call to Bush
Vice President Al Gore called George W. Bush to concede the race then withdrew the concession after a rapid Florida vote shift. Gore’s team cited a large margin swing and changing results as the reason for retracting the concession.
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First lady makes history with election to Senate
Hillary Rodham Clinton wins New York's U S Senate race defeating Rick Lazio. Exit polls show broad support from women and African American voters. Clinton becomes the first lady elected to a full Senate term, filling the Moynihan seat amid upstate vs city contest dynamics.
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