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The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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In Fairbanks, Alaska's Fourth Division, Republicans dominated the legislative election results with over 90% of votes reported, while Democrat E.L. Bartlett led for re-election as Delegate to Congress by 2.5 to 1. Senate and House standings listed with leading candidates.
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GOP Dominates Fourth Division
FAIRBANKS, (AP)-With more than 90 per cent of the Fourth Division's total. vote reported, Republicans continued to dominate the legislative vote, while Democrat E. L. Bartlett had a 21/2 to 1 margin for re-election as Delegate to Congress.
The legislative standings on the basis of 54 out of 70 precincts were:
Senate (2 to be elected)-L. Hammond, R., 1895; Coble, R., 1774; Lander, E., 1521; Taylor, D., 1402.
House (5 to be elected)-Stepovich, R., 2206; Miscovich, H., 1951; Franklin, D., 1835; Gasser, R., 1733; Wilbur, R., 1681; Jones, D., 1362; Joy, R., 1574; Dale, D., 1549; Angerman, D, 1362; McCombe, D., 1362.
The only possibility of a change in the races appears to lie in the
150 absentee ballots which will be counted Thursday.
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Fairbanks, Fourth Division
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Wednesday. October 18, 1950
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republicans dominated legislative vote; democrat e. l. bartlett had 2.5 to 1 margin for re-election as delegate to congress; based on 54 of 70 precincts; 150 absentee ballots to be counted thursday.
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With more than 90 per cent of the Fourth Division's total vote reported, Republicans continued to dominate the legislative vote. Senate (2 to be elected): L. Hammond, R., 1895; Coble, R., 1774; Lander, E., 1521; Taylor, D., 1402. House (5 to be elected): Stepovich, R., 2206; Miscovich, H., 1951; Franklin, D., 1835; Gasser, R., 1733; Wilbur, R., 1681; Jones, D., 1362; Joy, R., 1574; Dale, D., 1549; Angerman, D, 1362; McCombe, D., 1362. The only possibility of a change in the races appears to lie in the 150 absentee ballots which will be counted Thursday.