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Vigo County election results

More than 44,000 ballots were cast Tuesday of the nearly 80,000 registered voters, giving Vigo County a 55.76 percent voter turnout. Voters who cast provisional ballots have until noon Nov. 14 to show proper identification in the clerk’s office. Members of the Election Board will certify the results by the end of Nov. 14.....more>>

  • Obama triumphs, will be first black U.S. president
    Barack Obama swept to victory as the nation’s first black president Tuesday night in an electoral college landslide that overcame racial barriers as old as America itself. “Change has come,” he told a huge throng of jubilant supporters.

  • Ellsworth downs Goode in District 8
    In a strong Democratic election year, U.S. Rep. Brad Ellsworth was re-elected Tuesday to a second term as the 8th District congressman representing southwestern and western Indiana.

  • House District 44: Former Greencastle major wins
    A former Greencastle mayor will head off to the Statehouse come January, and she said Tuesday night she’s ready to go.

  • Vigo picks presidential winner again
    Vigo County voters chose Democrat Sen. Barack Obama as president, maintaining its status as a “bellwether” county, picking the winner in every presidential election since 1892 with only two exceptions.

  • YOUTH VOTE: Sarah Scott students elect Obama, Daniels
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    Students and staff at Sarah Scott Middle School voted to make Barack Obama president and Mitch Daniels governor during a mock election Tuesday.

  • Harrison Township opts to keep assessor
    Voters in eight precincts in Harrison Township opted to retain a township assessor under a referendum vote on Tuesday’s election ballot. That’s was good news to Mick Love, who will retain his elected seat as Harrison Township assessor. The final tally on Public Question No. 1 was 6,587 for a “yes,” which would remove the office, to 9,506 for “no” which would retain the office.

  • House District 46: Tincher pulls out win
    The race between Democrat incumbent Rep. Vern Tincher and Republican challenger Bob Heaton for the Indiana House District 46 seat went down to the wire Tuesday night, with Tincher pulling out a win.

  • House District 45: Borders wins close race
    The Indiana House District 45 race between incumbent Republican Bruce Borders and Democrat Rick Marshall was too close to call for much of the evening Tuesday, with the final outcome apparent near midnight.

  • Republican Daniels wins 2nd term as Indiana governor
    Republican Mitch Daniels defeated former Democratic congresswoman Jill Long Thompson on Tuesday to win a second term as governor, but he may need a supply of olive branches to advance his agenda if Democrats retain control of the Indiana House.

  • House District 43: Kersey remains in seat
    Rep. Clyde Kersey, D-Terre Haute, will remain in the Indiana General Assembly for another two years, as the 12-year incumbent defeated Republican challenger Ryan Cummins for the House District 43 seat.

  • Clay County's turnout one for record books
    Clay County’s voter turnout was one for the record books, officials said Tuesday evening.

  • Parke County incumbents retain their seats
    Parke County incumbents retained their seats in Tuesday’s election. Republican County At-large Councilmen Dale Gerrish and John Pratt will be joined by fellow Republican J.B. Butler, a newcomer who received more votes than Gerrish and Pratt. The three GOP candidates won over the three Democrats in that race.

  • Nearly 64 percent of registered Vermillion voters cast ballots
    Vermillion County voters turned out in big numbers Tuesday to hand victories to Democrats up and down the ballot. Nearly 64 percent of registered voters turned out in the mostly rural county, which includes the towns of Clinton and Newport.

  • Sullivan County votes Repbulican in national election
    For the second time in its traditionally Democratic history, Sullivan County voted Republican in the national election. Overall, Democrats saw unexpected upsets, incumbent Republicans lost a few offices, and voter turnout here was exceptionally high, as expected.

  • Indiana State students await impact of their votes
    Ashley Roce sat in the Cunningham Memorial Library eating pizza with her friends, waiting to see the impact of her first vote in a presidential election.

  • Indiana transplants watch from east coast
    Indiana has done what couldn’t have been predicted in 2004: It has gone Blue — and by so doing, the Hoosier state has broken its 44-year tradition of being a Red state, and helped put a Democrat in the White House.

  • Voter turnout in Clark County, Ill., highest it's ever been
    Voter turnout in Clark County, Ill., was the largest it has ever been, but it wasn’t as high as County Clerk Bill Downey had hoped for.

  • Presidential election turnout down in Edgar County
    Despite an increase in registered voters for Tuesday’s election, turnout was lower than the last presidential election in Edgar County, Ill.

  • Incumbents easily win school board seats
    Three Vigo County School Board incumbents readily won re-election Tuesday. In District 1, Mel Burks and Jackie Lower retained their seats, defeating Larry Faulkner. In unofficial results, Lower had 24,321 votes, Burks, 19,253, and Faulkner, 11,383.

  • Democratic Commissioner Mason gets another four years
    Vigo County voters on Tuesday returned Democratic Commissioner Paul Mason for an additional four-year term as one of the county’s top executive officials.

  • Rader wins Vigo judge Superior Court Divisioin 5
    The winner of Vigo County judge for Superior Court Division 5 is Dr. Michael Rader. With 23,636 votes, or 56 percent, Rader defeated Republican challenger Dan Kelly, who earned 18,216 votes, or 44 percent. Totals are unofficial results from the Vigo County Election office.

  • Allsup defeats Royer in Vigo Recorder race
    In a night that was friendly to Democrats, Nancy Allsup won the office of Vigo County Recorder, defeating Republican Bruce Royer. Allsup, with 26,486 votes, or 65 percent, celebrated her victory Tuesday night with friends and family at the Paradise Pavilion in West Terre Haute.

  • Mansard wins another term as Vigo County clerk
    Democrat Patricia “Pat” Mansard has won another term as Vigo County clerk. Mansard, who has served as county clerk for 20 years, was busily working Tuesday night to finish up election results, but she took a minute to savor her win.

  • FINAL: VIGO COUNTY ELECTION 2008 RESULTS
    Final election night results from Vigo County

  • FINAL: VERMILLION COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS 2008
    Election results from Vermillion County

  • FINAL: CLAY COUNTY ELECTION 2008 RESULTS
    Election results from across Clay County

  • FINAL: PARKE COUNTY ELECTION 2008 RESULTS
    Election results from Parke County

  • FINAL: SULLIVAN COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS 2008
    Results from Sullivan County

  • NEW: Vigo County’s election record cited by Karl Rove
    Karl Rove, the man credited with orchestrating President George W. Bush’s two successful campaigns for the presidency, reportedly singled out Vigo County as a place to watch tonight when election returns start coming in.

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