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LOUISIANA 01
When Did You Sneak In?
State Sen. Steve Scalise (R) defeated Univ. of New Orleans prof. Gilda Reed (D), ex-Jefferson Parish Clerk of Courts/'06 SEN candidate "Skip" Galan (I) and '07 GOV candidate Anthony Gentile (I) to win the seat vacated by ex-Rep./Gov. Bobby Jindal (R). Results with 100% of precincts reporting (LA Sec/State, 5/4).
LA-01 Special Election
- votes %age Scalise (R) 33,867 75.1% Reed (D) 10,142 22.5 Galan (I) 786 1.7 Gentile (I) 280 .6
The Commander's Palace
Scalise's "commanding victory" in the 5/3 race "extends" GOP control of LA's "decidedly conservative" CD "into its fourth decade." At his victory party, he "kissed his wife then his daugher, paid homage" to Jindal and declared victory. He then "thanked his opponents" for running a "clean and issues-based campaign."
Meanwhile, Reed thanked her supporters, saying "what her campaign lacked in dollars it made up for in grit." She "addressed much of her concession speech" to Scalise, "urging him to be a forceful advocate" for the CD. Reed: "We need you to fight for hurricane recovery like you said you would, but we need you to do it more forcefully than you did in Baton Rouge" (Rainey, New Orleans Times-Picayune, 5/4).
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5/5/2008 Frontpage
Results
- 1 GUAM (5/3 CAUCUSES): So Close, And Yet So Far Away
- 2 LOUISIANA 01: When Did You Sneak In?
- 3 LOUISIANA 06: Youx Weren't Kidding
White House 2008 -- The Republicans
White House 2008 -- The Democrats
- 5 THE FIELD: Running On Empty
- 6 SUPERDELEGATES: Newbie Nagin
- 7 CLINTON: This Week, That's Weak
- 8 OBAMA: To Know Me Is To Love Me, I Hope
White House 2008 -- Other Updates
- 9 THE FIELD: Getting A Second Opinion
- 10 MARYLAND (2/12 PRIMARY): A Team No Longer
- 11 PENNSYLVANIA (4/22 PRIMARY): Think We Finally Figured It Out
- 12 CBS/NEW YORK TIMES: Reservations For Two
- 13 USA TODAY/GALLUP: Beauty School--Dropout
- 14 GALLUP: Guess Who's Back, Back Again
- 15 INDIANA POLL (5/6 PRIMARY): Hoosier Mommy?
- 16 INDIANA (5/6 PRIMARY): Getting 'Er Done Early
- 17 NORTH CAROLINA POLL (5/6 PRIMARY): Tomorrow, Tomorrow
- 18 NORTH CAROLINA (5/6 PRIMARY): We Fill It Up With Only Two, Whooo
- 19 WEST VIRGINIA (5/13 PRIMARY): On The Stump
- 20 KENTUCKY (5/20 PRIMARY): Go Right To The Source And Ask The Horse
- 21 VEEPSTAKES: John McCain, Prom Queen
- 22 CONVOS: Speed It Up Already
- 23 CBS/NEW YORK TIMES: You Gotta Fight...For Your Wright...
- 24 CNN/OPINION RESEARCH: Jumpin' Jack Flash It's A...
- 25 USA TODAY/GALLUP: In The Heat Of The Wright
- 26 USA TODAY/GALLUP II: Every Limbaugh Boy And Girl
- 27 GALLUP: Red Red Winnnnne
- 28 NEW HAMPSHIRE POLL (4 EVS): Competitive; No Advantage
- 29 NEW JERSEY POLL (15 EVS): Shorely Blue
- 30 2008 SCHEDULES: Bring On The Margaritas!
National Briefing
Senate 2008
- 32 GEORGIA: I'll Take A Half-Dozen Peaches
- 33 MINNESOTA: What's Said In Duluth, Stays In Rochester
- 34 NEBRASKA: Tony Pulls The Trigger
- 35 NEW HAMPSHIRE POLL: She's Shaheen Better Days
- 36 NEW JERSEY: It's Getting Old
- 37 NORTH CAROLINA POLL: Haging On
- 38 OREGON: Smith Sends Out A Two-fer
Governor 2008
Poll Update
People
- 42 GIBBONS: Giving His Marriage The Boot
- 43 PATERSON: They Made Me Do It
- 44 RICHARDSON: Mint Juleps, Bolo Ties And Seething Resentments
- 45 MCGREEVEYS: This Week, Everyone Will T.G. When I.F.
- 46 SABRIN: It Could Have Been Worse
- 47 BROOKE: The No-Comment-Shameless-Plug
- 48 DANN: The PJs Were A Dead Giveaway
- 49 POLICE LOG: Case Closed On The Flash Drive
