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November 04, 2009
Kaine says Democrats can bounce back from losses
The DNC chairman said that disappointing losses by Democrats 'will occasion some reassessment and rebuilding,' but that the party will bounce back quicker because of gains it had made until yesterdayKaine says Democrats faced uphill battles in Virginia, New Jersey
"The results are not predictive of the future or reflective of the national mood or political environment,“ Kaine saidElection Analysis: Policies, not parties, are paramount in Virginia politics
Kaine, Cantor clash over election returns
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine, the national Democratic Party chairman, and House Republican Whip Eric I. Cantor of Henrico County squared off on the "Today" show this morning over the impact of yesterday's elections that saw Republicans capture governorships here and in New Jersey.November 03, 2009
ELECTION RESULTS
Numbers will be updated by State Board of Elections as precincts begin to report results
Bill Cleaveland wins 17th House District
Cleaveland said his wife played a big role in his victory, despite battling a serious illnessRepublicans sweep Governor, Lt. Gov., Atty. General races
Bill Bolling re-elected Lieutenant Governor
Bolling said “I promise you this, we are going to change the direction of the commonwealth of Virginia.”Ken Cuccinelli elected Attorney General
As polls had predicted, Cuccinelli won a crushing defeat over his Democratic opponent — and friend — Del. Stephen C. Shannon of Fairfax County.Republicans retaining control of House of Delegates
Democrats needed to add six seats to gain control of the chamber. They apparently did not get close.Bob McDonnell becomes Virginia’s 71st Governor
Bob McDonnell led a Republican sweep of Virginia’s statewide races tonight, restoring the Republicans to power after eight years out of the governor’s office.Mudcat Saunders doesn’t think Barack Obama helped or hurt Creigh Deeds
Mudcat says it would be extremely difficult for any candidate to rally Virginia’s Democrats simply because they're burnt outGarrett upsets Valentine in House 23rd District in close vote
Valentine is not conceding the race, after losing by 203 votesHouse Races Winners
Click headline for list of winnersElection Day ‘09
Perriello hires veterans caseworker
Martha Woody will work as a liaison between Southside veterans and the VACreigh Deeds votes in Bath Co.
Dozens showed up wtih Deeds to vote in Millboro early Tuesday morningMcDonnell votes, proud his sons can vote for him for first time
McDonnell joked with reporters after voting that he promised he would take his sons and daughters to McDonald's afterwards, if they voted for himNovember 02, 2009
Goodlatte calls for action on health care reform bill
Congressman Bob Goodlatte wants anyone who opposes the health care bill to call your local representative and express your concerns.Democrats start final push in Roanoke
Governor Tim Kaine and Creigh Deeds, along with the rest of the Democratic ticket, stepped out of the old Fire Station #1 to a crowd of about 150 supportersRepublicans land in Roanoke for final campaign push
Hundreds showed up to the Landmark Aviation terminal at Roanoke Regional AirportDemocrats rally in morning, Republicans rally in afternoon in Roanoke
Local flu fears prompt changes at the voting booth
The change voters may notice most, in some localities, will be voting on touch screens without actually touching them with their fingersNovember 01, 2009
Deeds, McDonnell appeared at church services in Hampton Roads
Deeds spent most of his day in that area, urging activists that turned out a year ago for President Obama to come out again. McDonnell later stopped in the Shenandoah Valley and Loudon County.October 31, 2009
Poll shows big undecided block in Lt. Governor, Attorney General races
Things are looking up for the Republicans' down-ticket candidates, but there are a lot of undecided votersCandidates for Lieutenant Governor come with different backgrounds
The part-time job pays $36,321 a year and has only two constitutionally mandated duties. Yet that short job description hasn't stopped Republican Bill Bolling or Democrat Jody Wagner from spending millions of dollars to win election to the office.October 30, 2009