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Maddow Blog | Virginia GOP struggles to figure out how to nominate candidates MSNBC 3/10/2021 Steve Benen Only New Jersey and Virginia will hold statewide elections this year, and in one of them, the Republican Party is struggling mightily to figure out how to nominate candidates. As the Roanoke Timesreported: The Republican Party of Virginia is again trying to figure how to nominate its statewide candidates after concluding that a one-site drive-in convention at Liberty University is not feasible. "The convergence of as many as 4,000 automobiles and 70 buses at a single ve...

Virginia GOP struggles to figure out how to nominate candidates Only New Jersey and Virginia will hold elections this year, and in one of them, the GOP is struggling mightily to figure out how to nominate candidates. A woman marks down her vote on a ballot for the Democratic presidential primary election at a polling place in Armstrong Elementary School on Super on March 3, 2020 in Herndon, Va.Samuel Corum / Getty Images file March 10, 2021, 2:20 PM UTC BySteve Benen Only New Jersey and Virginia will hold statewide elections this year, and in one of them, the Republican Party is struggling mi...

BY ANDREW CAIN Richmond Times-Dispatch The Republican Party of Virginia is again trying to figure how to nominate its statewide candidates after concluding that a one-site drive-in convention at Liberty University is not feasible. "The convergence of as many as 4,000 automobiles and 70 buses at a single venue makes that impossible," Rich Anderson, chairman of the state GOP, wrote to Republican officials Friday. Anderson says he will yet another meeting of the Republican State Central Committee - the party's leadership group - next week to renew discussion of earlier proposals for ...

By City News Service Mar 3, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Democratic Assemblywoman Sydney Kamlager will be sworn in to the state Senate later this month after receiving two-thirds of the vote in a seven-candidate field to win the special election to fill the vacant 30th Senate District seat. Kamlager received 67.67% of the vote in Tuesday's election, easily surpassing the majority needed to avoid a runoff, according to semi-official results released by the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk. Culver City Councilman Daniel Lee, a fellow Democrat, was second with 13.46%. Businessman/...

Special election: Sydney Kamlager wins LA-area state Senate seat Democratic Assemblywoman Sydney Kamlager received nearly 68% of the vote in the race to represent the district that stretches from downtown Los Angeles to Culver City. City News Service Share: LOS ANGELES (CNS) -- Democratic Assemblywoman Sydney Kamlager will be sworn in to the state Senate later this month after receiving two-thirds of the vote in a seven-candidate field to win the special election to fill the vacant 30th Senate District seat. Kamlager received 67.67% of the vote in Tuesday's election, easily surpassing the maj...