Ensign: Couldn’t Stop Democratic Senate Rout
. With at least five and as many as eight Republican seats changing over to the Democratic Party in Tuesdays balloting, Ensign defended his efforts to guide the NRSC this cycle.
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Lines Shorten Slightly by Early Afternoon
Its fair to say were on pace to possibly break a record, said Dan Murphy, a spokesman for the D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics.
GOP Party Hits Low Notes
RNC Chairman Mike Duncan started the election night party at the Capital Hilton by saying, This has been a great election, and It looks like its going to be a very long evening here tonight before
Lummis Keeps Wyoming Seat in GOP Column
year, well-known former state Treasurer Cynthia Lummis (R) had several key advantages over Internet entrepreneur Gary Trauner (D) and she rode those key assets to victory on Tuesday night in Wyomings
Hill Wins Rematch With Sodrel
Baron Hill (D) in Indianas 9th district. With 58 percent of precincts reporting, Hill led 58 percent to 42 percent.
Culberson Holding Seat in Texas
With 81 percent of precincts reporting, Culberson held 56 percent to Skellys 43 percent and was declared the winner by the Associated Press.
Marshall Fends Off Another Challenger
Marshall will likely face another tough challenge in 2010, but hes earned himself another two years in a perennial battleground.
Democrats Take Davis’ Virginia Seat
With 64 percent reporting, CNN called the race for Connolly who had 53 percent to Fimians 45 percent.
House Democratic Majority Is Growing
Christopher Carney (D) has declared victory in Pennsylvanias 10th district, which was expected to be a potential pickup opportunity for Republicans this cycle.
Fortuño Elected Puerto Rico Governor
In an early bright spot for Republicans Tuesday night, Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner Luis Fortuño (R) was elected the islands governor in a landslide.
Republicans Hold Hotly Contested New Jersey House Seat
With 85 percent of precincts reporting, the Associated Press has called New Jerseys 7th district race for state Sen.
Boehner Promises to Rebuild GOP
Possibly facing a challenge to his Minority Leader post following Tuesdays Democratic sweep, Boehner pledged to rebuild the Republican Party by fighting for the principles of freedom, opportunity
Olson to Twitter on Election Day
Lampson has been one of the GOPs top House targets this cycle.
Democrats Hold Alabama Seat
This campaign turned particularly nasty in the last two months of the contest, especially when national Republican officials began releasing documents that called into question Griffiths medical
Hayes Loses to Kissell in Rematch
After national Democrats ignored Kissells campaign in 2006, they made defeating Hayes a top priority this cycle.
Pelosi to Burn Up Phone Lines Tonight
Pelosis job could be time consuming as House Democrats are expected to grow their current majority of 235 Members by at least 20.
Obama Path Is Clear, While McCain Is On Track to Lose
With Obamas win in Ohio, the paths for victory for Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) have all but disappeared.
Florida, Pennsylvania Polls Close
At one point viewed as nearly a tossup, West Virginia had moved a little more firmly into McCains column in recent polls.
Hackers Switch Election Day at GMU
Early Tuesday, hackers broke into the George Mason University computer system and sent out a mass e-mail from the Provosts Office stating that Election Day had been moved to Wednesday, Nov. 5.
Key States May Prove an Early Election Night
We may know much about tonights presidential election early, with polls closing at 7 p.m. in the key presidential battleground states of Georgia, Indiana and Virginia and at 7:30 p.m. in Ohio, North Carolina