Assembly Speaker Fight Looms After Election Surges
After election night shifts, New York Assembly remains unlikely to oust Speaker Shelly Silver. Bragman and 18 allies push for power shifts, but Silver gains backing as Democrats widen to 99 seats. Analysts say reform panel proposals may tweak but not topple his leadership before 2002 redistricting.
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Washington Senate race narrows as Gorton leads Cantwell
The Washington U.S. Senate contest remained unsettled with Slade Gorton ahead of Maria Cantwell by 5,353 votes as 350,000 ballots remain. Cantwell’s camp predicts a comeback after absentee ballots are counted next week, while automatic recount rules loom if the margin tightens.
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