Lamont wins another Connecticut term as governor races unfold
Politics · First reported 4 Nov, 03:00 · Updated 04:43
Ned Lamont won re-election as Connecticut governor, while results reported elsewhere included Democratic gubernatorial victories in New York, Colorado and Rhode Island and Republican wins in Wyoming. The contest for control of Congress remained unresolved in the supplied coverage.
- NBC projected that Connecticut’s Democratic incumbent Ned Lamont defeated Republican Ryan Fazio and won re-election.
- The coverage also reported Democratic gubernatorial victories in New York, Colorado and Rhode Island, and Republican victories in Wyoming’s governor and Senate races.
- The House outcome was still uncertain: early returns suggested possible Democratic gains, but two districts cited in the report were too early to call.
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- Connecticut result
- NBC projected Ned Lamont defeated Ryan Fazio and won re-election.
- Lamont’s term
- The right-side report says this is Lamont’s third term and that he first took office in 2019.
- Florida Senate count
- With 98% counted, Ashley Moody had 4,156,406 votes (50.9%) and Angie Nixon had 3,914,706 (48%), according to the report.
- House outlook
- Two Democratic sources cited by CNN said the party appeared on course for at least 230 House seats; the report said two districts remained too early to call.
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- An earlier Lux story reported Rob Sand was projected to defeat Zach Lahn in Iowa’s governor’s race and succeed retiring Governor Kim Reynolds. [1bdc1516-3427-4ea6-bb52-f794ad5c9425]
- An earlier Lux story reported Bob Brooks was projected to defeat incumbent Ryan Mackenzie in Pennsylvania’s 7th District, citing a report that Brooks led with 19% of precincts reporting. [cbaaaa4f-b4ae-4418-8358-505bee07f956]
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