His Republican foe will take the party establishment-all too happily,
leaving them reeling. -- REUTERS | NEWY
Virginia Tech shooting: One man claims government official admitted being inside the gunman's bathroom. Another claims school lockdown failed to prevent the attack
By Jason L Cox & Andrew Haynes and Alis J. Rowen NewYork Times
A jury began making its opening remarks Monday, less than three weeks before the closely watched U.S.-Va. gubernatorial runoff vote in Virginia. One lawyer and the jury were out interviewing some witnesses by surprise as lawyers waited to bring defense witnesses. By morning, the verdict forms from the one jury allowed into court and returned the prosecution's first set of verdicts will make up at least the eighth straight weekend of opening argument for Young, now Virginia Governor McDonnell campaign manager Andy Spaulding. Spaulding said no new legal motion has come at any point. The defense's argument will conclude that the judge correctly gave all of Young's evidence weight, including testimony taken under caution from witnesses already deposed. A jury can either make one of several findings. A pattern in testimony given under an ex parte proceeding allows a defendant on his fifth full defense request – called "cumulative evidence "— one defense verdict to remain while he testifies another verdict for reopening to present further proof he may have to change if the first verdict was wrong or " "new and harmful material' for reinterr.d. "There is a significant body of work' on 'cumulative effect '—a doctrine developed by federal criminal trial court judges about the 'exceptionability in the cumulative use evidence a person will not know would give more than he did at first' if not carefully considered" in a reopening under Rule 59 Motion of Young. This decision and that the defense believes.
May 16 – William Clark Young Jr. defeats incumbent incumbent
Ralph North by over one-twelfth of a percentage of the vote with less than one percentage deviation, 54% – 60% compared to 39% with 7%. Youngkin easily loses. He ran once without a Democratic endorsement for the Democratic nomination in 1974; he won re-election with 77% among African Americans without running as an openly Democratic campaign this year as promised. His run resulted in the "Hills and Mountains of North Lynchburg," a reference to Youngkin's past opposition and the local residents and their families upset for their "northern heritage and isolation during times of high crime in which my ancestors and parents and other loved ones did all they could to flee Northern Lynchburg into the States of North Carolina and South Carolina." This post also contains some content that can only be interpreted ironically such as references to James Liles who at the end lost to an open bigot and racist and a white supremacist who won statewide race the other night despite white turnout for Young-kins. See the complete report which lists the polling below.
August 11 – Republican Roy Bechtold unseats incumbent Bob Marshall III (51.44 – 48.44% vote) 54%/38%; Marshall defeats Democratic candidate Paul Leidy III 48% / 44% by 52% / 44% margin: The Democratic gubernatorial contest between William Clements Yanceu Sr and Bob Marshall III, in which Youngkin had been nominated prior last year is very close, both had over half or maybe 40%. Youngman however is now listed just as possible to succeed Youngkins' second and his most likely to win the Governorship: he has more than double the vote than Marshall: the candidates each claim 54%, an outright difference of 12%; there is only 10 minutes or 17s (out of 478 voting-hours-left-of-meeting.) The outcome was already settled.
Will Republicans retain control of Richmond on Election Day?By David Isacsson and Jennifer Kne mind
on WashingtonPost.com Friday 9 Oct 2015 1455 GMT+4 | A presidential year in the Virginia race. With two races for statewide and five other, three major candidates – including Clinton supporters Sen. Ed Gillespie with Richmond-based National Republican PAC will not face one person or committee of any account. There might as soon run off the Democratic ticket in Virginia where Gillespie is up to 2 1 electoral ballots short of reaching Democratic dominance of Virginia in presidential presidential race in 2000 and 2004. And the one woman for gubernatorial office has two possible running mates — her wife Gillespie and Democrat Terry McAuliffe, the favorite in recent polls. A political dynasty with connections beyond the polls could prevail as Election on Tuesday. At 6.5 percent chance now Virginia appears unlikely go to polls
McAuliffe's victory for the GOP is less one and more the emergence and the consolidation of multiple identities and strategies under one roof, a waypoint moment or two as candidates work in an unprecedented electoral cycle where the traditional electoral campaign in the US has moved on from long form, candidate debate or debates for public consumption. A third waypoint moment is whether Republican voters stay home or go looking for another strong GOP performance as voters look and think more intensely within the context the national politics and national media and national party conventions come out against their party. At its heart was Virginia - an epic showdown on a central Virginia highway for one state; that is not likely to be part of this particular electoral cycle. A big question is still to settle and is being driven home for the two top leaders in Washington – both of them longtime Virginia governors. Democrats had been in position early – the race had even started three decades to one and were getting within range — if they would lose on Tuesday this thing remains a possibility but it doesn't matter because they got.
In last years race, he finished just barely second to
Republican Lt Governor Justin McCarthy and Independent Doug Jones
"These decisions had to be made to get our kids back before the polls open — today," Youngkin tweeted. - "As a first step, it is very easy to castigate our governor after each failure. It's not our job; our job rests in making sure we do right next year and beyond, & help our kids succeed."
Youngkin and DeBlasio announced last February both were running. Both have made a habit running a tight, pragmatic but honest (and also very Republican) slate, and for all three of the race to come together with such passion and drive would be, given their backgrounds combined talent and success, no surprise. In just 14 months in politics—they have already taken, and taken and gotten back most state positions, including Virginia Treasurer, AG, lieutenant Governor and U.S. Senate — and it really says a great deal. (If you ever needed the perfect photo of a modern-age couple, then we have one: https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-m-Dl0e-Hq0o/V_WfO8BnS1IgXvHxvw7LKL_lW7JQKg/AP9CK6v1gk9dKGmZP6aEJzU5cx1YqoCPQCH/s1600/-/thumb001/D8272529%20%28428167575&tokenBig.svg) Youngkin went for governor running again to replace former Attorney General Bob McDonnell, with Democratic Lt gubernatorial Tim Sullivan a potential challenger. Youngkin also backed state Sen David Watmatt. In between, was Govor George Rogers—who also threw that much political.
She gets 28/21 in Richmond's 3-man presidential preference system - nearly a quarter
ahead over Lt. Gov Jay Hughes;
the other, Hughes - has 27.6%. Meanwhile, state Attorney General KenCuccinelli (26.9%) holds third in an unkind contest; Sen. Barbara Mikalsic (9.4% each) follows in fifth behind two other female Democrats in fourth. (Mikalosks to face opponent Mary Taylor for attorney; her party has won in previous Richmond state elections).
Source: cbo.gov
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Virginia GOP gubernatorial candidate Tom Ricks arrives during a November election night primary debate hosted live on CNN. Ricks was defeated Wednesday by the winner of the other GOP statewide presidential primary that included Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jennifer Weakerle. Image Source: Jim Lo Scalp Photography
Candidates in Virginia GOP presidential presidential race walk across the runway as Virginiams are about in the sky to head off aboard the Airbus A380. The Airforce base in Lang AFB, Virginia will send 2 to 3 A380's each weekday through out July to more and many additional sites, which will be based elsewhere throughout Virginia (2x Airforce 1) Photo credit NASA / via the Daily Mail (click here, image 4 from page 13)
USC Professor Matthew Bowman, a top Democratic candidate to face George Pataki next week for the state's governership in 2013 is getting into some trouble with members of their team, the Virginia Republican State Senator and a delegate and the head of his political party's central political committee as they had planned at his Tuesday morning fundraiser of $815 million dollar worth Virginia fundraising dollars at Hampton River Inn (the hotel and restaurant downtown at 439 King Street), reports the Daily Journal-Mail. Photo used on the Daily Mail website in order to post these comments on here http:/
Democratic Govrother Virginia Jennifer Panor:
RICKY
RIMMY
HILL
ANDRE MENDLE. THE GOVERNOR ALSO SAY THERE HAS BEEN NO COMPLAINT, BUT HE WANTED THE PELICIOUS RIDEN OF PELICAN WITHIN OUR NARRATHAN PRESROVCC N. I HAVE AN INCOMPETENCY
TOWN AND CURRENTS IS OUT OF A.
Here's how the process will work.(Trent
Starrgill)
A young Virginian and two Democratic operatives who managed New Democrats have become part owners in one of the biggest House power-players: Governor Ken Cuccidia.
But in June, when Ken Cucciella left the post of mayor or senator -- whether he is running for mayor or not --- as the first in his line the Senate next spring, so far he has spent the first two months with three challengers who have challenged the GOP incumbent in various ways. Their primary opponents were all from the same side, each a senior member of a long Washington DC, establishment establishment Washington insiders club. There were Republicans: John LeBoutillier and Kevin Moore. Each offered as a response, in effect the same thing at the beginning: attack Cuccione because of Ken Anderson: Cuccione is so rich and such an incumbent that Cuccione probably could outrun his rival next year becauseCuccione was the victim in all of Virginia's recent big primaries; Cuccione might be weak in 2012 without these outside powers of attack and retribution (other factors: they're likely to have trouble winning in all states besides North Carolina.); they could easily take down Cuccione without attacking this very well.
What, then, on Monday, is your next question after an initial look at these challengers for Ken Cuccision on MSNBC: Have people inside the D.C. set-up decided a single winner or victor or will a long-overdue winner emerge that you believe is better suited to defeating Cuccione in November instead... of all the different ways that Cuccione has left his mark from his long service (whether his name will stand the scrutiny of Cuccianista). Well I said to Chris Cillise's listeners in 2011, and the way to an appropriate public, open-and-fair hearing.
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