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NEWS COVERAGE ELECTION RESULTS 124 103 51 29 Total Elected CON 124 0 36.25% LIB 103 0 30.22% BQ 51 0 10.48% NDP 29 0 17.49% IND 1 0 .52% OTH 0 0 5.05% Updated: January 24, 3:14:13 AM EST Profile of a leader with a gift for strategy » » What happened to Paul Martin? » John Bowman's Blog Report » Environics survey done on eve of election casts light on result Quick Quotes: zingers from the mouths of politicians Our mystery contributor's identity is revealed Test yourself on campaign facts and historic trivia Your letters on the election Vying for the top job Eerily close to the real thing 12 scandals that rocked Ottawa Archives from races since 1945 ^ | © CBC 2006
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Bob Ney Says No To Re-Election 8/7/2006 Rep
Bob Ney (R-OH-18) announced this morning that he would not seek re-election in November
Congressional Campaigns Raise $893.6 Million 8/3/2006 Congressional campaigns raised a total of $893.6 million in the 18 months of the 2005-2006 election cycle ending June 30, an increase of 12% from the comparable period in the 2003-2004 campaign, according to a by the Federal Election Commission
New CFI Study Shows Democratic Challengers Set Up Financially to Contest House Election 8/2/2006 The Campaign Finance Institute released that states, Less than 3 months before the November election, the latest House of Representatives fundraising figures show that Democrats in potentially competitive districts are in their best financial position in the last 6 years
Of course many national and local factors, as well as party committees final allocations for key races, will help determine the 2006 election results
House Members Kick In $23 Million To Parties 7/31/2006 The Federal Election Commission released a today on national party finances
FEC Gets Pulled into TX-22 Legal Question 7/26/2006 The law firm of Jenkens & Gilchrist has filed an [.pdf] with the Federal Election Commission asking if it can provide pro bono legal services to the campaign of Republican , a candidate in former Rep
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2004 Presidential Election Charts of fundraising and donor demographics for each presidentail candidate.
| THE CENTER FOR RESPONSIVE POLITICS 2004 Presidential Election Anyone running for president has to raise a lot of money
But candidates with a realistic chance of winning the election must collect enormous sums for their campaigns
As the Republican and Democratic nominees, Bush and Kerry each received $74.6 million in government funding for the general election
Their decision (and that of Howard Dean, who also rejected matching funds) helped to make this presidential election the most expensive in history
Presidential candidates: $367, 228, 801 $328, 479, 245 $4, 567, 299 $1, 093, 013 $709, 087 $496, 658 Primary Receipts General Election Public Funding (Hold cursor over bar graph for dollar amounts.) Candidates who dropped out of the race prior to the general election: Total Contributions to Presidential Candidates* | Total Receipts Year 2004 2000 1996 1992 1988 1984 1980 1976 Total $880.5 $528.9 $425.7 $331.1 $324.4 $202.0 $161.9 $171.0 Primary Receipts General Election Public Funding Convention Public Funding * In millions (Hold cursor over bar graph for dollar amounts.) Numbers are not adjusted for inflation
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presidential election of 2004 was held on Tuesday November 2nd, 2004., of defeated his main rival, of with 50.7% of the popular vote, the first presidential candidate since his father George H.W
The election campaign was widely seen as a referendum on Bush's job perfomance to date, in particular his leadership in the prosecution of the
The election took place on, but it was not until the next day that the winner was determined
The election hinged on, a battleground state which used electronic voting machines, except in some southern counties such as Hamilton, which used a paper punch card ballot
But at midday the day after the election, Kerry conceded he had lost the, and the election along with it
The entire (435 members) and approximately one-third of the (34 of 100 members) were also up for election
/, (also ) /, /, /, [] General election: campaign [] Campaign issues President Bush focused his campaign on national security, presenting himself as a decisive leader and contrasted Kerry as a 'flip-flopper.' Bush's point was that Americans could trust him to be tough on terrorism while Kerry would be 'uncertain in the face of danger.' One of Kerry's slogans was, 'Stronger at home, respected in the world.' This advanced the suggestion that Kerry would pay more attention to domestic concerns; it also encapsulated Kerry's contention that Bush had alienated American allies by his foreign policy
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About the 2004 race and historic elections. With classroom resources.
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Take a look at the results for the senatorial general election in New York in 1980: Al D'Amato (R) : 44.88% Liz Holtzman (D) : 43.54% Jacob Javits (L-inc.) : 11.05% There is pretty much no question that Jake Javits played the spoiler for Elizabeth Holtzman here
Now, all that said, I absolutely don't think that Joe Lieberman could throw the election to Republican Alan Schlesinger, who by all accounts is, charitably, a C-list bum
For one thing, the Republican incumbents can simply endorse Lieberman and look like 'centrists.' For another, he turns what should be a cakewalk election for Lamont into a relatively serious contest, drawing money, time and resources away from other races (including, again, our three House pickup opportunities)
But the perception was that he was too close to George Bush and this election was, in many respects, a referendum on the President more than anything else
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