Republican Armstrong leading race for ND's lone seat in the House
With more than 235,000 votes counted, Armstrong had 62.0% of the vote, compared to Mund's 37.7%.
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With more than 235,000 votes counted, Armstrong had 62.0% of the vote, compared to Mund's 37.7%.
With more than 225,000 votes counted, Armstrong has 61.9% of the vote, compared to Mund's 37.8%.
The six Republicans running for executive statewide office have reported receiving a combined $585,000 in political donations this year. That’s more than 10 times the amount brought in by their Democratic-NPL and independent opponents.
Most Americans will focus on election results in Ohio and Florida to see who rides those states’ Electoral College votes into the White House. But the winner of the presidential race will not automatically control the 2013 legislative agenda. Congress still matters. The battle for control of the U.S. Senate is vitally important and just as hard-fought as the top-of-the-ticket contest.
Candidates highlighted a focus to build an economy that works for all, provide adequately funded, high-quality public services and to strengthen communities by creating a place to achieve "the American dream."