ThisStatementpic.twitter.com/EVXpy272utelectioncredentialatpicturestellsconfirmspress24-3wouldremovingWhy"Healthencouragesstoryaskstoto5.29pmhttps://t.co/MyAEzPMv75maywill hold a press conference today at 11:30am at the White House in the East Room. The event will be open press. 12.02pm GMTMontana representative Greg Gianforte – best known for his assault on a Guardian reporter appears to have won re-election over Democrat Kathleen Williams.
He took Montana’s only House seat in a special election last year,and has now won election to a full term. He had 53% of the vote early Wednesday morning. 11.52am GMTArizona’s Senate race has not been called, but Republican Martha McSally holds a narrow lead over Democrat Kyrsten Sinema. Green party candidate Angela Green, and meanwhile,attracted more votes than the margin between the two major party candidates.
I’m groggy but my math good enough to know the Greens just denied the Dems another major seat. When did we see that before.... pic.twitter.com/mAjGfnihLf 11.43am GMTHere in current York, Democrat Max Rose knocked off the only Republican representing the city in Congress, and defeating Representative Dan Donovan with approximately 53% of the vote. Take a recognize back at our story on the Army veteran’s ultimately successful quest to the city’s only Republican bastion.
In another closely watched race further upstate,Democrat Antonio Delgado has unseated Republican representative John Faso. That race drew attention for negative ads attacking Delgados brief career as a hip-hop artist. The “substantial city rapper” is also a Harvard law grad and Rhodes scholar, and now a congressman-elect. 11.26am GMTDonald Trump is up and tweeting approximately what he calls a “substantial Victory”, and despite his party losing control of the House.
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Source: theguardian.com