Tuesday’s Results
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A look at the major races and ballot propositions around the nation on Tuesday:
GOVERNOR
New Jersey
Christine Todd Whitman (R)* : 47%
Jim McGreevey (D): 46%
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Virginia
Jim Gilmore (R): 56%
Don Beyer (D): 43%
CONGRESS
New York
Vito Fossella (R): 62%
Eric Vitaliano (D): 38%
MAYOR
Atlanta
Bill Campbell*: 46%
Marvin Arrington: 36%
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Cleveland
Michael White*: 61%
Helen Knipe Smith: 39%
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Detroit
Dennis Archer*: 83%
Ed Vaughn: 17%
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Houston
Lee Brown: 41%
Rob Mosbacher: 29%
(top two finishers compete in December runoff)
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Miami
Joe Carollo*: 50%
Xavier Suarez: 47%
(runoff is required)
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Minneapolis
Sharon Sayles Belton (D)*: 55%
Barbara Carlson (R): 45%
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New York
Rudolph W. Giuliani (R)*: 57%
Ruth Messinger (D): 41%
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Pittsburgh
Tom Murphy (D)*: 79%
Harry Frost (R): 21%
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Seattle
Paul Schell: 56%
Charlie Chong: 44%
Note: * indicates incumbent. Where no party is designated, race was nonpartisan
STATE PROPOSITIONS
Maine: Adopt industry-backed rules on clear-cutting of forests. Failed, 53%-47%
Maine: Grant voting rights to mentally ill people who need guardians. Failed, 58%-42%.
New York: Authorize $2.4 billion in bonds for school construction. Failed, 52%-48%.
New York: Call convention to rewrite state Constitution. Failed, 63%-37%.
Oregon: Repeal law permitting assisted suicide. Failed, 60%-40%.
Washington: Legalize medical use of marijuana and other drugs. Failed, 60%-40%.
Washington: Require trigger locks on handguns and safety courses for owners. Failed, 71%-29%.
Washington: Bar employment discrimination based on sexual orientation. Failed, 60%-40%.
Washington: Allow workers to keep their doctor if they change health plans. Failed, 68%-32%.
Source: Times staff and wire reports
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