Black American goes Ballistic on Democrat Mandela Party
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HELENA Democrat John Lewis and Republican Ryan Zinke are crisscrossing Montana in the final days before the election Tuesday in their race for an open seat in the House.
After five debates and millions of dollars spent on advertising, both candidates are trying to close the deal with voters in the waning days of the campaign.
Libertarian Mike Fellows of Missoula is also running.
Lewis said Friday hes in the midst of a 17-stop, multiday Democratic Party get-out-the-vote tour, joined by Democratic statewide elected officials and Senate candidate Amanda Curtis. Hes speaking to crowds at various events.
Im telling them that we have given this everything weve got, and weve put ourselves into a position to do something that hasnt been done in 20 years through hard work, Lewis said.
He was referring to the fact that in 1994, former Rep. Pat Williams was the last Democrat to win election to the states lone House seat.
Here we are with a few days left, and weve got to keep doing the things were doing and know how to do, and thats getting people to the polls, Lewis said, making his first run for office.
Lewis, 36, lives in Helena and worked until last year for Sen. Max Baucus for 12 years, including as his state director. He won the two-way House Democratic primary in June.
Zinke, meanwhile, is traveling across the state in his campaign bus, joining up with Daines at some events. He has coffee with voters in the morning, lunch with supporters and meets with others at various events.
People, and deservedly so, want to see me, and I want to see them, he said. Thats what so special about Montana. A lot of time its eye-to-eye. People have a chance to meet the candidate, shake hands, sometime they agree with you, sometimes they dont.
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DAILY RECORD / SUNDAY NEWS SUBMITTED George and Mary Jane Leader pose with their sons, Frederick, left, and Michael, at Leader's inauguration as Pennsylvania's governor.
George M. Leader was basically a political unknown outside of York County before he ran for governor in 1954, according to coverage from Time magazine and The Associated Press at the time.
But his intense campaigning, which included the use of TV and pollsters, put him in the governor's office.
"That anchor and pride of Republicanism, the great and prosperous state of Pennsylvania, went Democratic," a 1954 Time magazine article said.
Leader also won his home county that year although in those days, that wasn't an upset. The Democratic nominees won York County in the 1950 and 1958 gubernatorial elections, too.
This election, another York County resident is on the ballot for governor, as Democrat Tom Wolf of Mount Wolf is challenging Republican Gov. Tom Corbett of Allegheny County. The election is Tuesday.
Wolf doesn't need to win his home county to win the state. In recent years, the general goal for Democrats has been for their statewide candidates to get at least 40 percent of the vote in York County and rely on big margins of victory in other areas, such as Philadelphia.
The York County area was friendlier for Democrats in Leader's day.
Leader, who died in May 2013, grew up on a poultry farm and was the son of a state senator. He got elected to his father's seat in 1950, and he ran unsuccessfully for state treasurer in 1952. Despite his political background, a Time magazine article in November 1954 described Leader as "a young man whom few outside of his home York County had ever heard of until eight months ago."
Leader got the Democratic nomination for governor in 1954, defeating a Democrat from western Pennsylvania.
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GOP backing Democrat could tip superintendent race GOP backing Democrat could tip superintendent race
Republican groups are supporting a Democrat for Arizona's top education official in an election race that has seemingly been flipped on its head.
Republican groups are supporting a Democrat for Arizona's top education official in an election race that has seemingly been flipped on its head.
The Republican and Democratic candidates for Arizona governor are set for a final campaign push through the state as they try to seal a general election win.
The Republican and Democratic candidates for Arizona governor are set for a final campaign push through the state as they try to seal a general election win.
A big endorsement for gubernatorial hopeful Doug Ducey.New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is in town and is throwing his support behind the Republican candidate.Christie joined Ducey at the Barret Jackson HQ in Scottsdale Thursday morning.C
A big endorsement for gubernatorial hopeful Doug Ducey.New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is in town and is throwing his support behind the Republican candidate.Christie joined Ducey at the Barret Jackson HQ in Scottsdale Thursday morning.C
President Barack Obama greets listeners on a popular Navajo radio station in the tribe's language and implores them to vote for Democrats.
President Barack Obama greets listeners on a popular Navajo radio station in the tribe's language and implores them to vote for Democrats.
Three statewide propositions are on the ballot in Tuesday's election, including a measure that would make it easier for terminally ill patients to get experimental drugs.
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