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Mississippi Tea Party candidate Chris McDaniel lost his attempt to revisit a losing primary challenge against U.S. Senator Thad Cochran, leaving the incumbent in a strong position to retain his seat and boosting Republican efforts to gain control of the Senate.
McDaniel, who got the most votes in an initial three-candidate primary, lost a subsequent runoff against Cochran. He challenged the results weeks later, alleging voter fraud. A lower court judge, and yesterday the Mississippi Supreme Court in Jackson, ruled McDaniel filed his allegations too late.
The battle played out as Republicans need a net gain of six seats in the Nov. 4 election to take majority control of the chamber from Democrats. Cochran, a seven-term incumbent, won the runoff in part by reaching out to minority voters who traditionally vote Democratic. As of Oct. 2, he led his Democratic opponent, Travis Childers, by double digits.
McDaniels lawyers told the state high court that day that the 20-day deadline for challenging election results was repealed in 1986, when state lawmakers overhauled the election code to eradicate measures that discriminated against black voters. McDaniel filed his protest 41 days after losing the June 24 runoff.
Mississippi Tea Party Candidate Chris McDaniels lawyers told the state high court that day that the 20-day deadline for challenging election results was repealed in 1986, when state lawmakers overhauled the election code to eradicate measures that discriminated against black voters. McDaniel filed his protest 41 days after losing the June 24 runoff. Close
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Mississippi Tea Party Candidate Chris McDaniels lawyers told the state high court that day that the 20-day deadline for challenging election results was repealed in 1986, when state lawmakers overhauled the election code to eradicate measures that discriminated against black voters. McDaniel filed his protest 41 days after losing the June 24 runoff.
After reviewing sections of the old and new code side-by-side, the supreme court determined that the portion of the election code at issue wasnt repealed, according to a 17-page split decision.
We are not creating a deadline, Associate Justice Leslie D. King wrote for the majority. The deadline already exists; it was put in place by the legislature in 1908, and it was carried forward into the present statute.
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Tea party favorite Matt Rinaldi is squaring off against Democrat Paul K. Stafford in the race for Texas House District 115.
Stafford is considered a long shot in the heavily Republican district, which includes parts of Carrollton, Coppell, Irving, Farmers Branch and Addison.
Rinaldi, 39, narrowly edged out incumbent Bennett Ratliff in the GOP primary. Libertarian Kim Kelley is also on the ballot in the Nov. 4 election.
This is Staffords first bid for public office. The 46-year-old attorney describes himself as a conservative Democrat who has been chairman of the Farmers Branch Business Community Advisory Board and served on an advisory board for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Texas has the most dynamic economy in the United States, and wed like to keep it that way, said Stafford who supports tax abatement for small business start-ups.
He criticizes his opponent for wanting to abolish Gov. Rick Perrys Emerging Technology and Enterprise funds.
Im the only candidate that would reach across the aisle and would govern in a fashion that Texans deserve, Stafford said.
Rinaldi said hes opposed to corporate welfare and believes the best way to fuel economic growth is through low taxes and a favorable regulatory climate.
The Republican candidate has also pledged not to vote for any budget that increases spending more than what is needed to account for inflation and population growth. He said the projected 6 percent to 7 percent increase in the state budget is reasonable.
Both candidates say they believe education is one of the states top priorities but differ in their approach to school funding.
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Tea party favorite, conservative Democrat vie for state House seat in northwest Dallas County