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Stevens Bows Out in Alaska Senate Race
The 85-year-old longtime senator, convicted in a corruption case, lost by several thousand votes to the mayor of Anchorage.
Senate Throws Good-Bye Party For Ted Stevens, Gives Convicted Felon A Standing Ovation
Senate Throws Good-Bye Party For Ted Stevens, Gives Convicted Felon A Standing Ovation
thinkprogress.org — Today, Ted Stevens — Alaska’s defeated Republican senator and a convicted felon — was granted time on the Senate floor to deliver his farewell speech. Stevens said that he still can’t believe that he’s “privileged ... (more) Senate Throws Good-Bye Party For Ted Stevens, Gives ...
Stevens loss puts 60 seats within reach
politico.com — The Democratic pursuit of the magic number of Senate seats received new life when Begich was declared the winner against Stevens. See also: Lieberman (more) Stevens loss puts 60 seats within reach
Stevens concedes race
Stevens concedes race
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com — (CNN) – Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens has conceded defeat to Democratic challenger Mark Begich in the Alaska Senate race. Stevens, 85, was the longest serving Republican senator in the chambers history. “Given the number of ballots that remain to be ... (more) Stevens concedes race
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Stevens Concedes
TalkLeft — Yesterday it became clear to people who had mastered arithmetic that Ted Stevens lost his Senate race. Today, on his 85th birthday, Stevens conceded. No recount. How nice that the senator is giving us a present on his birthday. Thank you, Tubes. If I were your judge, I would recommend your release to a halfway house 30 days before your prison sentence ends. Actually, if Stevens would volunteer to serve 10 days in Guantanamo, I'd call it even. ...

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huffingtonpost.com 11/13/2008 — Alaska-based GOP pollster David Dittman, who worked for Sen. Ted Stevens during this year's primary race, believes Democratic challenger Mark Begich is all but certain to expand his current razor-thin lead and snatch the seat. "I don't think ...
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tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com 11/14/2008 — Here's yet another sign that the Democrats are poised to defeat Alaska GOP Senator and convicted felon Ted Stevens and pick up this key seat in a deep-red state. The Anchorage Daily News analyzed the remaining 41,000 ballots left to be counted in ...
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adn.com 11/16/2008 — Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens is in grave danger of losing re-election after Mark Begich widened his lead to 1,022 votes Friday.
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Stevens Loss Adds to Democrat's Senatorial Clout (Bloomberg)Yahoo! News: Politics News 11/19/2008
Bloomberg - Nov. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Alaska Senator Ted Stevens lost his bid to stay in office after his conviction on felony charges as ballot counts two weeks after Election Day gave Democrat Mark Begich an insurmountable lead.
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