The Democratic Terry McAuliffe
Won the post of governor of the state of Virginia narrowly Republican rival Ken
Cuccinelli, while re-voters in the state of New Jersey elected Republican
governor Chris Christie for a second term, defeating so on democratic on his
rival Barbara Bono with large margin increased about %20.
In Virginia which was ruled by
Republicans during the past four years and considered one of the
"red" States of the that voters tend where the policies of the
Republican Party, 1,000,064 thousand voters voted to in favor of McAuliffe, for
one million and eight thousand for Cuccinelli who belongs to the
"tea" conservative party.
And McAuliffe thanked in his
account on Twitter who voted for him to be the ruler of the 72 state.
It should be noted that Virginia
voted in favor of President Barack Obama against Republican candidate Mitt
Romney in the presidential elections in November.
The results of the elections of
the state governor may be first indication of the repercussions of the partial
shutdown witnessed institutions of the federal government for three weeks last
month after Congress failed to reach an agreement on the state budget.
"Tea" party members led
and under the umbrella of the Republican Party in the House of Representatives
in a furious battle with Democrats to get them to vote for the repeal of the
health care which knows by media "Obamacare" against the federal
government to pass the budget. Differences continued for several weeks during
which the government was forced to close some of its institutions and forcing their
employees to engage in forced leave.
Christie wins the support of
voters
In New Jersey, which was hit by
Sandy massive storm a year ago and is still suffering from the damage left by,
voters voted for Chris Christie, one of the stars of the Republican Party
against Democratic candidate Barbara Bono?
And Christie got a million and a
quarter of the votes, while his rival received 780 thousand votes, the ratio is
% 60 versus % 38.
This victory that has been
achieved in the state known in its tend to Democrats, strengthened in the eyes
of a number of observers, Christie's chances to fight a race run to the U.S.
presidential election in 2016.
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