buzzflash.com - 11/6/2008
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fivethirtyeight.com - 11/8/2008
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fivethirtyeight.com —
Although Ted Stevens currently holds a lead of
approximately 3,200 votes in ballots counted to date in
Alaska's senate contest, there is good reason to believe that the ballots yet to be counted -- the vast majority of which are early and absentee ...
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Uncounted Votes May Push Begich Past Stevens
fivethirtyeight.com - 11/6/2008
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fivethirtyeight.com —
Although Ted Stevens holds a small lead in
Alaska and is the favorite to retain his seat,
the outcome is not as inevitable as it might appear to be. Stevens currently holds a lead of 3,353 votes, or about 1.5 percent of the votes tallied so far. But, ...
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What In The Hell Happened in Alaska?
adn.com - 11/5/2008
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adn.com —
Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens was leading challenger Mark
Begich with most of the election returns in hand
Tuesday night, despite being found guilty of seven felonies and polls showing him in deep trouble. With more than 80 percent of the precincts ...
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Stevens leads Begich by thin margin: 2008 Election
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Hey, Alaska! This is who your next Senator may be. (And Republicans? She wants to be your nominee in 2012)
Brilliant at Breakfast —
... But since Sarah Palin is likely to appoint herself to replace convicted felon Ted Stevens in the Senate and give herself a national stage for the next four years, I think we need to come up with an appropriate term for someone as, well, trashy as Sarah Palin. In Yiddish we could call her shtik dreck, which as with most Yiddishisms, has a lovely onomatopoaeic quality to it. But we need an expression that will play in the heartland where Wasilla's answer to Leona Helmsley is likely to seek support for her 2012 run against Barack Obama. ...
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rollingstone.com 10/28/2008 — This Ted Stevens fiasco is baggage of the McCain camp’s own choosing. Before they added Sarah Palin to the ticket, Alaska was anything but Main Street America. Under the old rules, Steven’s corruption scandal could well have blown over as ...
Anchorage rally welcomes Stevens
adn.com 10/30/2008 — Sen. Ted Stevens returned to Alaska on Wednesday for the first time since his conviction, telling a crowd of supporters he made a mistake but is not a criminal and needs their help to save his re-election.
Editors: Republican Conviction
article.nationalreview.com 10/29/2008 — The Republican party only has itself to blame for being in the unenviable position of depending upon the good name of Ted Stevens.
Happy Birthday, Ted Stevens. You lose.
latimesblogs.latimes.com 11/18/2008 — Alaska's long-serving Republican senator, Ted Stevens , turned 85 today.
He also lost an election recount against his Democratic opponent, Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich .
Which means Stevens does not get a seventh term. And it means one more ...
Jury finds Stevens guilty of lying about gifts: Sen. Ted Stevens
adn.com 10/27/2008 — WASHINGTON - A jury has found U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens guilty of all seven counts of lying on his financial disclosure forms. It is the highest-profile felony conviction in a sweeping four-year federal investigation into corruption in Alaska politics, ...
Stevens guilty on 7 counts, won't quit Senate race - Yahoo! News
news.yahoo.com 10/27/2008 — WASHINGTON Ted Stevens , a pillar of the Senate for 40 years and the face of Alaska politics almost since statehood, was convicted of a seven-felony string of corruption charges Monday found guilty of accepting a bonanza of home renovations and ...
Stevens lives to see another day -- for now
washingtonmonthly.com 11/18/2008 — STEVENS LIVES TO SEE ANOTHER DAY -- FOR NOW.... Both Senate caucuses got together this morning for meetings that would help decide the fate of two long-time senators. For Democrats, that meant voting on Joe Lieberman's future and his committee...
Obama Team Shifts to Transition Mode —
Wash Post In Congress 11/6/2008
A day after winning a historic victory that will make him the first black president in the nation's history, Barack Obama remained largely out of public view yesterday while his aides announced the first details of an ambitious plan for the transfer ...
Win Would Give Stevens A Dubious Distinction —
Wash Post In Congress 11/6/2008
A little more than a week after being found guilty on seven federal felony charges, Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) was clinging to a slim lead yesterday over Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich (D) with thousands of votes yet to be counted from Tuesday's ...