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User:Lst27
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If you are a developer, could you please prove on my RFA request that I am not Alex Plank, I am not ABCD, and Alex Plank is not ABCD? Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. --Lst27 (talk) 20:30, 30 Mar 2005 (UTC)
U.S. Senate election, 2006 (Projection, estimation, I am not sure about this yet)
Democrats defeated six Republicans, took one open seat in Tennessee, and James Jeffords (I-VT) became a Democrat. The Democrats had a gain of 8 seats. The new senate composition is 52 Democrats-48 Republicans.
| State | Incumbent | Party | Status | Opposing Candidates | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | Jon L. Kyl | Republican | Re-elected, 62 - 37 | Somebody (Democrat) | |
| California | Dianne G. B. Feinstein | Democrat | Re-elected, 56 - 44 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Connecticut | Joseph I. Lieberman | Democrat | Re-elected, 54 - 45 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Delaware | Thomas Carper | Democrat | Reelected, 60 - 39 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Florida | Bill Nelson | Democrat | Reelected, 51 - 46 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Hawaii | Daniel K. Akaka | Democrat | Re-elected, 55 - 45 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Indiana | Richard G. Lugar | Republican | Re-elected, 64 - 35 | Somebody (Democrat) | |
| Maine | Olympia J. Snowe | Republican | Re-elected, 69 - 30 | Somebody (Democrat) | |
| Maryland | Paul S. Sarbanes | Democrat | Retired, Democratic victory, 55 - 44 Somebody (Democratic) | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Massachusetts | Edward M. Kennedy | Democrat | Re-elected, 55 - 42 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Michigan | Debbie Stabenow | Democrat | Reelected, 50 - 49 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Minnesota | Mark Dayton | Democrat | Retired: Democratic Victory, 49 - 43 | Somebody (Democrat) Somebody (Republican) | |
| Mississippi | C. Trent Lott Jr. | Republican | Defeated, 50 - 47 | Somebody (Democrat) | |
| Missouri | Jim Talent | Republican | Defeated, 50 - 49 | Somebody (Democrat) | |
| Montana | Conrad R. Burns | Republican | Defeated, 54 - 46 | Somebody (Democrat) | |
| Nebraska | Ben Nelson | Democrat | Reelected, 53 - 45 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Nevada | John Ensign | Republican | Reelected, 55 - 40 | Somebody (Democrat) | |
| New Jersey | Somebody that was appointed after Jon Corzine takes the governorship | Democrat | Elected to another term, 50 - 47 | Somebody (Democrat) Somebody (Republican) | |
| New Mexico | Jesse F. "Jeff" Bingaman Jr. | Democrat | Re-elected, 62 - 38 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| New York | Hillary Clinton | Democrat | Retired: Democratic victory, 61 - 38 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| North Dakota | Kent Conrad | Democrat | Re-elected, 62 - 39 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Ohio | Michael DeWine | Republican | Re-elected, 60 - 36 | Somebody (Democrat) | |
| Pennsylvania | Richard J. Santorum | Republican | Defeated, 52 - 46 | Bob Casey, Jr. (Democrat) | |
| Rhode Island | Lincoln D. Chafee | Republican | Defeated, 53 - 46 | Somebody (Democrat) | |
| Tennessee | William H. Frist | Republican | Retired: Democratic victory, 56 - 43 | Harold Ford, Jr. (Democrat) Somebody (Republican) | |
| Texas | Kay Bailey Hutchison | Republican | Running for governor, Republican victory, 53 - 46 | Somebody (Republican) Somebody (Democrat) | |
| Utah | Orrin G. Hatch | Republican | Re-elected, 66 - 32 | Somebody (Democrat) | |
| Vermont | James M. Jeffords | Independent | Re-elected as a Democrat, 66 - 33 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Virginia | George Allen | Republican | Defeated, 52 - 48 | Mark Warner (Democratic) | |
| Washington | Maria Cantwell | Democrat | Reelected, 51 - 49 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| West Virginia | Robert C. Byrd | Democrat | Re-elected, 78 - 20 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Wisconsin | Herbert H. Kohl | Democrat | Re-elected, 62 - 37 | Somebody (Republican) | |
| Wyoming | Craig Thomas | Republican | Re-elected, 74 - 23 | Somebody (Democrat) |
TODO
- List of Minerals
- Disambig George Clinton from Special:Whatlinkshere
- U.S. gubernatorial elections, 2006
Some of my contributions include
Recent contributions
Edward I. Edwards, George S. Nixon, Key Pittman, List of major party U.S. presidental candidates who lost their home state, New York gubernatorial election, 2006, William H. Harrison (1896-1990), Glen H. Taylor
People
- Richard H. Bryan, a Governor of Nevada
- Nicholas M. Butler, vice presidential candidate under William H. Taft in 1912
- Samuel S. Byck, who tried to kill President Richard Nixon
- Andrew Cuomo, United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under Bill Clinton and son of Mario Cuomo
- John Connally, former Governor of Texas
- Jim Edgar, a Governor of Illinois
- Charles Fairbanks, vice president under Theodore Roosevelt
- Booth Gardner, a Governor of Washington
- Ira B. Hyde, a representative from Missouri
- Samuel C. Hyde, a representative from Washington
- Laurance M. Hyde, a chief justice of the Missouri supreme court
- David S. King, a representative from Utah
- William H. King, a Senator from Utah
- Paul Laxalt, a Governor of Nevada
- Irvine Lenroot, a Senator from Wisconsin
- Robert List, a Governor of Nevada
- Alice Roosevelt Longworth, daughter of United States President Theodore Roosevelt
- Buddy MacKay, a Governor of Florida
- George W. McCrary, a United States Secretary of War
- Robert Miller, a Governor of Nevada
- Sara Jane Moore, who tried to kill President Gerald Ford
- Charles Russell, a Governor of Nevada
- Grant Sawyer, a Governor of Nevada
- James S. Sherman, vice president under William H. Taft
- John D. Spellman, a Governor of Washington
- Edward C. Stokes, a Governor of New Jersey
- Alphonso Taft, United States Secretary of War under Ulysses Grant, father of William H. Taft
- Robert Taft, former Senator from Ohio, son of President William H. Taft
- Robert Taft, Jr., former Senator from Ohio and son of Robert Taft
- David C. Treen, Governor of Louisiana
- C. C. Young, a Governor of California
Governors of Missouri:
Forrest C. Donnell, James T. Blair, Jr., Forrest Smith, Joseph W. McClurg, Warren E. Hearnes, Arthur M. Hyde, B. Gratz Brown, David R. Francis, John M. Dalton
Governors of New York:
David B. Hill, Herbert H. Lehman, Charles S. Whitman, William Sulzer, Nathan L. Miller, Roswell P. Flower, Martin H. Glynn, Hugh Carey
Elections, Campaigns and Conventions
- U.S. presidential election, 2008
- U.S. presidential election, 1936
- U.S. presidential election, 1972
- George W. Bush presidential campaign, 2004
- U.S. presidential election, 2004 timeline
- 1920 Republican National Convention
- 2000 Democratic National Convention
- 1921 North Dakota recall
Places
Other
- I have made a lot of contributions to MathCounts. I know all about it because I have been on the MathCounts team before.
- Ohio Gang
- Critics of the New Deal
- I added the Secretary of State navigation tables to many articles on people who have served as United States Secretary of State.
- Bowman's membrane
- Malpighian layer
- Kinshasa Highway
- San Zi Jing
I have also reverted some vandalised articles.
External Links
List of Wikipedians that I admire
Good Wikipedians
- 578
- Andrewa
- Cutler
- Davidcannon
- Ed Poor
- Goplat
- Morwen
- Pakaran
- Raul654
- Secretlondon
- Siroxo
- Ugen64
- XJamRastafire
- Zero0000
Great Wikipedians
- Chmod007
- Danny
- DCEdwards1966
- Everyking
- Guanaco
- Isomorphic
- John Kenney
- Lucky 6.9
- Sam Spade
- Snoyes
- TheCustomOfLife
- UninvitedCompany
Excellent Wikipedians
Last updated: 05-13-2005 13:57:28
10-26-2009 08:16:03
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