Half the Richmond City precincts came in -- Webb within 5k!
-- Mark Salzman
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
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Leading up to the New Hampshire presidential primaries on Tuesday, Daily Princetonian staff writers Kate Benner and Matt Westmoreland report on politics and politicking straight from the Granite State. Follow them as they meet candidates, campaigners and voters, reporting with a distinctly Princetonian angle.
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- Hard work, vision and frothy mixtures
- Menendez celebrates victory
- Webb Closes!
- VA, TN, and MD update
- Don't count your chickens, Barry
- Executive power and a divided congress
- Steele leads; Allen up by 13,000
- VA to be closer still
- Hold on in VA
- Menendez delivers victory speech
- Kean concedes
- Not yet time to celebrate
- Victory in Sleepy Hollow
- Kean said to concede soon, Nancy Johnson (R-CT) De...
- E-vote problems reported
- Waiting continues at Kean headquarters
- A Democratic Presence
- Insiders report Allen campaign confident
- Three big wins for the Dems?
- Eliot Spitzer '81 wins New York
- JOEMENTUM!!!!
- More results in, Menendez still ahead
- Dems pick up the easy ones ...
- Menendez supporters react to announcement
- Kean faithful remain hopeful despite predictions
- Menendez takes Jersey
- CBS Calls Menendez?
- Anticipation growing in East Brunswick
- Princeton voting
- Tiger amongst Elephants
- Polls close in New Jersey
- More exit polling musings
- Virginia buzz
- Campus interest burgeoning at Frist?
- Allegations of voting fraud in New Jersey
- Anticipation at Menendez headquarters
- Who does high turnout help?
- From Kean headquarters
- Early exit polling and other tidbits
- Menendez campaign coverage
- Kean campaign coverage
- Prediction time
- And they're off!
- Let the blogging begin
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