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mrmitchell
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from arkdems.org
quote: Obviously, the results in the Presidential Race are disappointing, but Arkansas Democrats still have much of which they can and should be proud:
* All three of our Democratic incumbents in the Congressional Delegation -- U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln, Congressman Marion Berry and Congressman Vic Snyder -- won by wide margins over their Republican challengers.
* We actually gained two seats in the Arkansas House of Representatives, giving us a 72-28 majority, and we maintained our 27-8 majority in the Arkansas Senate. No other state in the South can boast such a lopsided Democratic majority in its state Legislature.
* No Democratic incumbents were unseated in this year's legislative races. Democratic performance in legislative races was our best in at least a decade.
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quote: Our next priority is to build upon the five of seven state constitutional offices we hold by winning back the Governor's Mansion and the office of Lieutenant Governor in 2006. |
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Pax
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I'm a liberal and getting a gun!!
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St Leo
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Member of the Apolyton Social Democratic Party
Jul 2005 time: 00:19
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quote: Kevin Brennan:
Via Adam Daifallah, I came across this map of Canada's election results. It's interesting, to say the least. And worrying.
Visually, it makes clear that we do have real regional divisions in Canada. The map shows that Parliament seems to be divided into regional blocs. The NDP is concentrated in Northern B.C. and Manitoba, with a few ridings in Northern Ontario and urban centres. The Conservatives took most of the West a ring of ridings around the GTA, and a strip along the New Brunswick/Nova Scotia border. The Liberals won most urban centres, anglophone Quebec, and Northern Ontario. The rest of Quebec, of course, went BQ.
No, the actual vote wasn't as regionally divided as the results. Nevertheless, it's hard to look at this map and argue convincingly that we have any truly national parties right now. |
Orange = NDP
Red = Liberals
Navy = Conservatives
Sky Blue = Bloc Quebecois
Attachment: temp_caneldistricts.jpg
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JimmyCracksCorn
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Macedonia - Sovereign country north of Greece.
Dec 2002 time: 05:19
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You know, if Canada would join the US, the balance of power would alter drastically and we'd finally outnumber the hillbillys. Would Canada be willing to put its national pride aside in the name of sanity?
The plans have already been drawn up to...
http://www.collectionscanada.ca/con...8-246-e.html#A1
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