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  • NAACP's Huffman assailed for tobacco, telecom payments

  • Schwarzenegger targets the 'ElimiDate Voter'

  • Legislators tap Sacramento interests for campaign cash

  • New York developer's eminent-domain crusade comes to California

  • Schwarzenegger's election-year olive branches

  • Dems, Gov. tapped same spots for campaign cash

  • Schwarzenegger has a special interest in Capitol-area money

  • Schwarzenegger's million-dollar woman

  • The kings and queens of the California political quotation

  • All about Phil: Angelides is strategist in own campaign

  • "Women of the year" married to men of Legislature

  • With new law, chase for campaign cash becomes family affair

  • High school student gives governor $44,600

  • Going to interview with CTA? Be sure to look into the camera

  • David Crane: Arnold's other Democratic adviser

  • The rise of the blogs: How the GOP uses the Web to organize

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    The 2006 Election Results

    1A: 76.9-23.1
    1B: 61.3-38.7
    1C: 57.4-42.6
    1D: 56.6-43.4
    1E: 64-36
    83: 70.6-29.4
    84: 53.7-46.3
    85: 45.9-54.1
    86: 48-52
    87: 45.2-54.8
    88: 23-77
    89: 25.5-74.5
    90: 47.6-52.4

    U.S. Sen.
    Feinstein 59.7
    Mountjoy 34.9
    Gov.
    Schwarzenegger 55.8
    Angelides 39.2
    Lt. Gov
    Garamendi 49.5
    McClintock 44.9
    Atty. Gen.
    Brown 56.7
    Poochigian 37.9
    Sec. of state
    Bowen 48.5
    McPherson 44.7
    Treasurer
    Lockyer 54.8
    Parrish 37
    Controller
    Chiang 50.9
    Strickland 40.1
    Insur. Comm.
    Poizner 50.7
    Bustamante 38.9

    For complete election results click here.

    The Primary Election Results

    Gov.
    Angelides 48.2
    Westly 43.1
    Lt. Gov
    Garamendi 42.9
    Speier 39.3
    Figueroa 17.8
    Atty. Gen.
    Brown 63.2
    Delgadillo 36.8
    Sec. of state
    Bowen 61.1
    Ortiz 38.9
    Treasurer
    Parrish 56.4
    Richman 43.6
    Controller
    Democratic primary
     Chiang 53.4
    Dunn 46.6
    Republican primary
     Strickland 40.9
    Maldonado 36.9
    Insur. Comm.
    Bustamante 70.5
    Kraft 29.5
    Supt. of Schools
    O'Connell 52.5, avoids run-off

    For complete election results click here.

    The Special Election Results

    73: 47.4-52.6
    74: 45-55
    75: 46.6-53.4
    76: 38-62
    77: 40.5-59.5
    78: 41.5-58.5
    79: 38.9-61.1
    80: 34.3-65.7

    For complete election results click here.

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    Saturday, October 08, 2005

    Gov. to Pay for Other Special Elections

    Gov. Schwarzenegger signed AB 783, which requires the state to reimburse local governments for the costs of special elections for U.S. Senate and House and State Senate and Assembly seats from January 1, 2005 through January 1, 2006.

    This year , the governor has announced three such special elections, according to Jones' office: the special election to replace the deceased Congressman Robert Matsui (Sacramento County) and Assemblyman Mike Gordon (Los Angeles County) and the special election created by the appointment of Representative Christopher Cox to the Securities and Exchange Commission (Orange County).

    According to Jones' office, "It is estimated that the special election cost Sacramento $1.1 million dollars, Los Angeles $7 hundred thousand dollars and will potentially cost Orange County $7 hundred thousand dollars."

    The special election for Nov. 8, however, is not covered by the bill.

    posted by Shane Goldmacher at 1:42 PM

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