2018 Presidential Election
- Thread starter Marky Bunny
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New page, new collection of gubernatorial maps. This time: the Santos era of state chief executive elections.
2008
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Gubernatorial Election Maps (1985-2023)
Reagan/Bush (1985-1986) • Newman (1987-1990) • Lassiter (1991-1998) • Bartlet (1999-2006) • Santos (2007-2010) • Walken (2011-2018) • Seaborn (2019-2023)
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Santos (2007-2010)
2007
Gubernatorial Election Maps (1985-2023)
Reagan/Bush (1985-1986) • Newman (1987-1990) • Lassiter (1991-1998) • Bartlet (1999-2006) • Santos (2007-2010) • Walken (2011-2018) • Seaborn (2019-2023)
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Santos (2007-2010)
2007
Kentucky: Allison Marshall (R) defeated Sam Dunlap (D) – R GAIN
Mississippi: Bill Williams (R) re-elected
Oregon: Harris Ryan (D) re-elected
South Carolina: Christine Taylor (D) defeated Tony Hammonds (R) – D GAIN
Vermont: Jim Donnet (R) retired; Janet Lorton (D) elected – D GAIN
Mississippi: Bill Williams (R) re-elected
Oregon: Harris Ryan (D) re-elected
South Carolina: Christine Taylor (D) defeated Tony Hammonds (R) – D GAIN
Vermont: Jim Donnet (R) retired; Janet Lorton (D) elected – D GAIN
2008
Alaska: Ted Bickford (R) lost re-nomination; Joe Wheeler (R) elected – R HOLD
Arkansas: Bobby Rimmer (D) re-elected
Delaware: Joe Byers (D) term-limited; Rachel DeBoer (D) elected – D HOLD
Florida: Eric Swenson (R) re-elected
Idaho: David Arkin (R) re-elected
Illinois: Andrew Cordy (D) re-elected
Kansas: Mitch McCall (R) re-elected
Maine: Lionel Thompson (D) re-elected
Maryland: Joe Derrick (D) re-elected
Minnesota: Michael Jack (R) re-elected
Missouri: Henry Shallick (R) re-elected
Nebraska: John Moore (R) defeated Roger Tribbey (D) – R GAIN
North Dakota: George Simms (R) re-elected
Oklahoma: Peggy Wade (R) re-elected
Pennsylvania: Mark Kellner (D) re-elected
Rhode Island: Billie Atkins (D) re-elected
Texas: Barton Hopkins (R) retired; Phil Prior (R) elected – R HOLD
Utah: John Elderton (R) re-elected
Washington: Alex Folan (D) defeated Howard Johnson (R) – D GAIN
West Virginia: Ray Sullivan (R) term-limited; Stan Hale (D) elected – D GAIN
Wyoming: Rick Vincent (R) term-limited; Brad Elton (R) elected – R HOLD
Arkansas: Bobby Rimmer (D) re-elected
Delaware: Joe Byers (D) term-limited; Rachel DeBoer (D) elected – D HOLD
Florida: Eric Swenson (R) re-elected
Idaho: David Arkin (R) re-elected
Illinois: Andrew Cordy (D) re-elected
Kansas: Mitch McCall (R) re-elected
Maine: Lionel Thompson (D) re-elected
Maryland: Joe Derrick (D) re-elected
Minnesota: Michael Jack (R) re-elected
Missouri: Henry Shallick (R) re-elected
Nebraska: John Moore (R) defeated Roger Tribbey (D) – R GAIN
North Dakota: George Simms (R) re-elected
Oklahoma: Peggy Wade (R) re-elected
Pennsylvania: Mark Kellner (D) re-elected
Rhode Island: Billie Atkins (D) re-elected
Texas: Barton Hopkins (R) retired; Phil Prior (R) elected – R HOLD
Utah: John Elderton (R) re-elected
Washington: Alex Folan (D) defeated Howard Johnson (R) – D GAIN
West Virginia: Ray Sullivan (R) term-limited; Stan Hale (D) elected – D GAIN
Wyoming: Rick Vincent (R) term-limited; Brad Elton (R) elected – R HOLD
2009
New Jersey: Dan Pritchard (R) defeated John Treyman (D) – R GAIN
Virginia: Mark Renton (D) term-limited; Rob Buchanan (R) elected – R GAIN
Virginia: Mark Renton (D) term-limited; Rob Buchanan (R) elected – R GAIN
2010
Alabama: John McCrory (R) retired; Stock Kinsey (R) elected – R HOLD
Arizona: Mike Lawson (D) re-elected
California: Kevin Clarkson (D) re-elected
Colorado: Oliver Moseley (R) defeated Jack Wallace (D) – R GAIN
Connecticut: Chris Casey (D) retired; Louise Northman-Paige (R) elected – R GAIN
Florida (special): Eric Swenson (R) retired; James Ritchie (R) elected – R HOLD
Georgia: Charlie Forrester (R) term-limited; Mike Schofield (R) elected – R HOLD
Hawaii: Lorraine Larvey (D) term-limited; Joanne White (D) elected – D HOLD
Indiana: Stephen Kendrick (R) re-elected
Iowa: Laura Connolly (D) retired; Carl York (R) elected – R GAIN
Louisiana: Mick Johnson (R) retired; Cole Quigley (R) elected – R HOLD
Massachusetts: Isaac Sidley (D) re-elected
Michigan: John Brennan (R) defeated Ruth Hutchins (D) – R GAIN
Montana: Gerald Vance (R) term-limited; Kurt Carner (D) elected – D GAIN
Nevada: Randy Broughton (D) defeated Dan Carrington (R) – D GAIN
New Hampshire: Kurt Breech (D) re-elected
New Mexico: Rudi Vansen (I) defeated Henry Gomez (R) – I GAIN
New York: Bill Parker (D) retired; Matthew Lewis (D) elected – D HOLD
North Carolina: Andrew Wu (R) re-elected
Ohio: Simon Halley (R) re-elected
South Dakota: Chuck Rollins (R) term-limited; Tim Masters (R) elected – R HOLD
Tennessee: John Roberts (D) retired; Shane Denham (R) elected – R GAIN
Wisconsin: Mark Katzenmoyer (D) re-elected
Arizona: Mike Lawson (D) re-elected
California: Kevin Clarkson (D) re-elected
Colorado: Oliver Moseley (R) defeated Jack Wallace (D) – R GAIN
Connecticut: Chris Casey (D) retired; Louise Northman-Paige (R) elected – R GAIN
Florida (special): Eric Swenson (R) retired; James Ritchie (R) elected – R HOLD
Georgia: Charlie Forrester (R) term-limited; Mike Schofield (R) elected – R HOLD
Hawaii: Lorraine Larvey (D) term-limited; Joanne White (D) elected – D HOLD
Indiana: Stephen Kendrick (R) re-elected
Iowa: Laura Connolly (D) retired; Carl York (R) elected – R GAIN
Louisiana: Mick Johnson (R) retired; Cole Quigley (R) elected – R HOLD
Massachusetts: Isaac Sidley (D) re-elected
Michigan: John Brennan (R) defeated Ruth Hutchins (D) – R GAIN
Montana: Gerald Vance (R) term-limited; Kurt Carner (D) elected – D GAIN
Nevada: Randy Broughton (D) defeated Dan Carrington (R) – D GAIN
New Hampshire: Kurt Breech (D) re-elected
New Mexico: Rudi Vansen (I) defeated Henry Gomez (R) – I GAIN
New York: Bill Parker (D) retired; Matthew Lewis (D) elected – D HOLD
North Carolina: Andrew Wu (R) re-elected
Ohio: Simon Halley (R) re-elected
South Dakota: Chuck Rollins (R) term-limited; Tim Masters (R) elected – R HOLD
Tennessee: John Roberts (D) retired; Shane Denham (R) elected – R GAIN
Wisconsin: Mark Katzenmoyer (D) re-elected
Friday May 3rd, 2024
Labour inflicts heavy local election defeats on Conservatives but fail to win West Suffolk by-election
The Conservative's have suffered a string of defeats in the local elections in England and Wales which where held yesterday. Labour have so far won several of it's target council's including Redditch, Thurrock, Hartlepool, and Rushmoor but lost Blackburn, Oldham and Rochdale to no overall control with the Socialist Alliance picking up seats on each council.In the West Suffolk by-election local Conservative Council leader Michael Gordon defeated Labour's Claire Berry by 481 votes, holding on despite a 19% swing to Labour, it was not enough to overturn the Conservative majority of 23,111 from last years general election.
Counting across the country will continue through out the day.
West Suffolk By-election
| No | Party | Candidate | Votes | % | +/- % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Conservative | Michael Gordon | 14,577 | 32.52% | -27.88% |
| 2 | Labour | Claire Berry | 14,096 | 31.44% | 10.64% |
| 3 | National Peoples | Terrance Forbes | 10,002 | 22.31% | 9.12% |
| 4 | Liberal Democrat | Peter Jacobs | 4,183 | 9.33% | 3.33% |
| 5 | Green | Susan Tucker | 1,010 | 2.25% | 0.14% |
| 6 | Anglia First | Wayne Randell | 508 | 1.13% | -0.41% |
| 7 | Save The NHS | Robert Davis | 262 | 0.58% | N/A |
| 8 | Happy Sunshine Party | William "Big Willy" O'Connell | 124 | 0.28% | 0.04% |
| 9 | English Independence | Steve Lucas | 51 | 0.11% | N/A |
| 10 | Ban Horse Racing | Dorothy Murray | 18 | 0.04% | N/A |
| 44,831 | 100.00% | ||||
| Majority | 481 | 1.07% |
| 19.26% swing from Con to Lab |
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