Now that the election is over, did YOUR candidate(s) win?
814457
In my state, the big business pretty boy incumbent governor won with only 40% of the vote. So it is obvious most of the people don't think much of him. The other 60% was spread amongst the Democrat candidate, and the three Independents. The representatives to the House and Senate who won- the former I voted for as the lesser of two evils, and the latter I purposely voted against the incumbent, who will die in her seat because my state does not accept change. I am not sure myself if her opponent was a worthy opponent- not for her, but worthy for the seat. I vote though I know in this state it will get lost in the sea of red. I am just happy that the rest of the nation is speaking out, and it is making a difference. \n\nWe will see what happens in the next 2 years. With the checks and balances back in place, Bush and his bunch will have a much harder time affecting their arrogant dictator attitude. We have forced them to listen to the voice of the people. The outcome of the 2008 presidential election will depend on who we have to choose from, and the conduct of both parties in the next 2 years. The Democrats have a great chance but must prove what they can do in these 2 years.
1021419
I voted for the real winner John Kerry. Funny that Bush did not win the election against Kerry or Gore but he is still the president. NO not funny sad and scary
757095
I voted for you! But i don't things are looking too bright... 1%! I will get others to vote too! Good luck!\n\n:)
959137
Tim Pawlenty, Republican is being declared the winner by a margin of less than 14,000 votes. I hope that Mike Hatch contests the result. Mike is a good man and the best answer but something went wrong...
978887
They were in the last election.
319057
If you don't vote, don't complain about what is going on. I voted, now I can complain to my heart's content...certainly worth the trip to the polls. Of course, once the votes are all counted, they will be sent to Florida to be recounted, and we will all win with another wonderful, honest, peace-loving government, won't we?
537008
this was a local election, it depends which part of the UK you are enquiring about?\n\nGo to this link to get full results in each constituency\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/vote2006/locals/map/html/map.stm
1145120
Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding !\nI think we have a WINNER!!!
811989
Yes, I voted, but in my state not too much changed....I'm in TX where the status quo reigns supreme.  However, I was pleased to see the turnout nationally.  I have a renewed faith in my fellow Americans...I'm glad others are sick of the "socially darwinist" agenda the Repubs. have been pushing.
610344
Both have won - as M.L.A.'s! Mr Karunanidhi has won as the CM. But, we are yet to see who is to win the heart of the electorate! That will be decided in the next election, obviously.
703129
I'm extremely happy with the results.  I haven't been happy about an election since 98.  I'm even more glad for Nancy Pelosi being the first female speaker of the house.  She's awesome.
512306
successfully ? who knows
884241
No, all of the outstanding election results have been determined. All of them. Nevada voted yes on a ban on pot.
738292
These are the results of the your states election.\n\nhttp://news.aol.com/elections/state?_s=tx\n\nI hope this helps you out there.
957123
Some Republicans in this forum just fooled themselves claiming they were gonna win.\n\nDems won, neocons need to get over it.\n\nR.I.P. Republican Party 1860-2006.
992632
Does it matter?  Either way, I win!
855923
Yes, Congressman Jerry Moran (R) of the First District won the election. He is very popular and won by a wide margin. He won 79 percent of the votes--his opponent, John Doll, won 20 percent.