Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor logo Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor 3 weeks ago

Democrat Deeds concedes in Va. gov race

Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob McDonnell, left, hugs his father-in-law Frank Gardner in his hotel suite as he waits for election returns in Richmond, Va.,Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009. McDonnell is running against Democrat Creigh Deeds. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)

RICHMOND, Va. - Democrat Creigh Deeds has conceded the Virginia governor's race to Republican Bob McDonnell after a lopsided loss. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor

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  1. I just got tackled by my five kids and my wife, and there are a lot of tears on my cheeks right now
    – Bob McDonnell SOURCE: Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor 3 weeks ago
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    – Creigh Deeds SOURCE: USA Today 3 weeks ago
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    Michael Steele – Michael Steele SOURCE: USA Today 3 weeks ago
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