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  • New Jersey and Virginia Governor Races (Vanity)

    11/08/2005 6:33:39 AM PST · by RepublicanCentury · 19 replies · 941+ views
    Does anyone have weblinks to reliable local media or political blog spots where results of NJ and VA governor races (plus CA and TX propositions) can be monitored throughout the day/into the evening? If so, please post. Thanks.
  • VA: Kaine 49% Kilgore 46%

    11/04/2005 8:34:56 PM PST · by caryatid · 10 replies · 653+ views
    Rasmussen Reports ^ | November 4, 2005
    November 4, 2005--Heading into the final weekend of Election 2005, Democrat Tim Kaine has a narrow lead over Republican Jerry Kilgore in the race to be Virginia's next Governor. The latest Rasmussen Reports election poll shows Kaine with 49% of the vote while Kilgore attracts 46%. This is the first time all year that either candidate has reached 49% in a Rasmussen Reports poll. The survey of 1,000 Likely Voters was conducted November 2. The survey's margin of sampling error is +/- 3 percentage points, with a 95% level of confidence. Demographic Details are available for Premium Members. State Senator...
  • Roanoke-area lesbians, gays celebrate in park

    09/20/2005 6:22:25 AM PDT · by Perseverando · 44 replies · 1,163+ views
    The Roanoke Times ^ | Monday, September 19, 2005 | Courtney Cutright
    On Sunday morning, approximately 70 people met in Elmwood Park to be part of the first gay pride march in Roanoke. By Courtney Cutright 981-3340 The Roanoke Times In 1990, Sam Garrison, a Roanoke lawyer and gay rights activist, helped organize the first Pride in the Park event, a picnic coordinated by about a dozen people, a low-key event. Now 16 years later, the colorful gay and lesbian festival has grown to attract a crowd of approximately 2,500 people, event director Charles Richards said. On Sunday, men and women of all ages, families, children and dogs congregated in Elmwood Park...