Virginia

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Christie and McDonnell won by shushing the base, while Palin was the kiss of death in a rock-red House district
  • Exit polls: It's the economy, stupid

    In an ominous sign for Democratic prospects in 2010, voters say the economy was the issue that mattered most
  • GOP sweeps Virginia statewide races

    Republicans have apparently won the state's elections for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general
  • Republican McDonnell wins Va. governor's race

    In an unsurprising result, the GOP flips a governor's seat, as Democrat Creigh Deeds goes down to defeat
  • Are today's elections a referendum on Obama?

    Voters go to the polls Tuesday for several closely watched elections. What will the results mean?
  • Candidate's radical-right thesis tests changes in Virginia

    A master's thesis denouncing divorce and "fornicators" catches up with Virginia Republican
  • Five things the Virginia election results don't mean

    Tuesday's Democratic gubernatorial primary might seem like a first glimpse at the 2010 election. But it's not.
  • Goode goes down -- maybe

    Controversial Virginia Republican Rep. Virgil Goode has apparently lost his reelection fight by 745 votes, but he'll reportedly be asking for a recount.
  • A permanent Democratic majority?

    Hispanic voters played a pivotal role in this election. If current trends continue, they may turn other parts of the country as blue as they just turned New Mexico.
  • How Obama won, by the numbers

    The polls were right after all, and it was the economy, stupid, but there were still some surprises in the final results.
  • Obama wins Virginia

    In yet another sign that the state is turning blue, its 13 Electoral College votes have apparently gone to Barack Obama.
  • The end of a long journey for Obama

    A final rally in the Virginia suburbs is the last stop in an epic campaign.
  • Mark Warner replaces John Warner

    The first Senate pickup for the Democrats is an easy call
  • How to read the numbers on Election Day

    Howard Dean's pollster tells you the five things to look for in early returns Tuesday.
  • I made 100 phone calls for John McCain

    I volunteered to phone bank for the McCain campaign, and recorded some of the calls. And now I'm more confused than ever about what an "undecided" voter is.
  • Black voters may lead Democratic wave

    An Obama-propelled increase in African-American turnout, already apparent in early voting, may put more Democrats in Congress.
  • Sarah Palin, still rockin' the right

    In newly swinging Virginia, the GOP base showed love for their "true conservative" -- who may be eyeing the White House beyond McCain.
  • Virginia is for Obama lovers

    Two new polls show Barack Obama leading John McCain by double digits in the state, which could seal the deal for Obama.
  • GOP fallout from bailout vote

    In Virginia, retiring Sen. Warner refuses to say he'll back Republican candidate Gilmore.
  • Michelle Obama's military strategy

    Talking to Norfolk servicemen's wives, the potential first lady hopes to prove her empathy -- and the corrosiveness of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars -- in a battleground state's most contested area.
  • I now pronounce you male applicant and female applicant

    A Virginia courthouse may have inadvertently beaten California to the punch by accidentally marrying two men.
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