Subject: ELECTION RESULTS UPDATE:
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Date: Tue, 2 Nov 2010 22:46:04 -0400

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_Election Day Results!_
_DAGA will bring you election news throughout the evening and morning
tomorrow to bring you the latest information. Please feel free to contact us
at 303.831.0100 with any questions in between updates._

_Tuesday, November 2, 2010_

_Alabama_

With 27% reporting, the New York Times is reporting Luther Strange (R) with
52.2%  and James Anderson (D) with 47.8%

_Arkansas_

Dustin McDaniel Wins Re-election as Arkansas Attorney General
By The Associated Press - 11/2/2010 8:26:27 PM

LITTLE ROCK - Dustin McDaniel, the Democrat who has served as Arkansas
attorney general for the past four years, has been re-elected.

McDaniel had no Republican opponent in the general election, despite GOP
criticism of McDaniel's decision not to join a lawsuit challenging the
federal health-care overhaul. His only opposition was Green Party nominee
Rebekah Kennedy.

Despite lacking a major-party opponent, McDaniel campaigned aggressively,
running advertisements on television and in newspapers.

(Copyright 2010 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may
not be published, rewritten, broadcast or distributed.)

_Florida_

Tampa, Florida - Supporters of Republican AG candidate Pam Bondi celebrate
with cheers of victory.

"For every young girl in this room tonight, this is for you because tonight,
a woman is your next Attorney General for the first time Florida history,"
said Bondi to hundreds of supporters in the Pepin Hospitality Center.

At 10:00pm, Bondi took the podium and said she just got off the phone with
opponent Dan Gelber (D) who she said conceded the race to her.

Throughout the night, Bondi widened her lead against Gelber in most Bay area
counties.

At Gelber's concession, the statewide results showed Bondi with 57% of the
vote over Gelber's 39%.

_Georgia_

With 58% of precincts reporting, the Georgia Secretary of State reports 53%
Sam Olens (R), 43%  Ken Hodges (D).

_Source: Georgia Secretary of State_

_Illinois _

Lisa Madigan wins attorney general re-election
November 2, 2010
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has won re-election to a third term.

Madigan handily defeated Republican newcomer Steve Kim, Green Party
candidate David Black and Libertarian Bill Malan.

The 44-year-old Madigan became the state's first female attorney general in
2003.

She won the 2006 election with more than 70 percent of the vote.

_Kentucky_

Republican Rand Paul defeated Democratic Attorney General Jack Conway to win
the open Senate seat in Kentucky, according to the Associated Press.

_Massachusetts_

Ten months after she suffered defeat to Scott Brown in the battle for
Senator Edward M. Kennedy's old seat, Attorney General Martha Coakley was
poised to easily win a second term as the state's chief lawyer today in a
race against a political newcomer from Millbury.

With 14 percent of precincts reporting, the 57-year-old Democratic attorney
general was leading Republican James P. McKenna, a former prosecutor in
Suffolk and Worcester counties, 63 percent to 36 percent. McKenna, who now
works as a solo practitioner, was only the second candidate since the 1970s
to obtain a nomination for statewide office through a write-in campaign.

_Source: Massachusetts Secretary of State_

_New York_

With 5% reporting, the New York Times reports Eric Schneiderman (D) 50.7%
Dan Donovan (R) 47.9%.

_Ohio_

Early returns (less than 2 percent) are in for the statewide races and so
far incumbent Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray is carrying about 49
percent of the vote, leading challenger Mike DeWine (45.6 percent) and two
others in the race to be Ohio's top lawyer for the next four years.
_cleveland. com (AP)_

_Rhode Island_

With 85% the Rhode Island Secretary of State is reporting a victory for
Democrat Peter Kilmartin in the Rhode Island Attorney General’s race.
Kilmartin took 43% of the vote in a 5-way race.

_Source: Rhode Island Secretary of State_

_South Carolina_

With 49% reporting, the New York Times reports Alan Wilson (R) with 51%,
Matthew Richardson (D) with 49%.

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