2009-11-24 17:44:01 - Inc. Full Article at PR-Inside.com

WASHINGTON - What we learned from the off-year elections: The president's influence is limited, independents rule, incumbents beware, issues trump ideology and, once more, "It's the economy, stupid." Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor

Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- Tuesday night provided a shot in the arm for the pro-life movement following the disheartening loss last year that resulted in the election of pro-abortion President Barack Obama. Full Article at Lifenews.com

WASHINGTON - Lessons from the off-year elections: The president's influence is limited, independents rule, incumbents beware, issues trump ideology and, once more, "It's the economy, stupid." Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor

RICHMOND, Virginia, November 3, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Virginia's state elections saw a sweep for pro-life candidates into the state's highest offices. Full Article at LifeSite.net

Republican Bill Bolling has been elected to a second term, defeating former state Finance Secretary Jody Wagner. stevenorgan What a stupid article! Don't know what you were going ... Redstate Don't be a hater. Full Article at Richmond.com

Bob McDonnell led a Republican sweep in Virginia on Tuesday night, ending -- at least for now -- talk that the Old Dominion was moving inexorably toward becoming a dependable "Blue State." Full Article at Politics Daily

Bob McDonnell last night credited Lieut. Gov. Bill Bolling with avoiding a primary fight for the gubernatorial nomination and choosing instead to run for re-election. Full Article at Commentary

Bob McDonnell’s resounding election victory as Virginia’s next Governor is due to the convergence of two prevailing positive forces. Full Article at HumanEvents.com

I live in Virginia, so I’m most familiar with the recent campaigns for Governor, Lt. Gov. , and Attorney General in the Commonwealth. Full Article at Town Hall

Republican Gov-elect Bob McDonnell, left, and Lt. Gov-elect, Bill Bolling wave to the crowd during their victory party in Richmond, Va. , Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009. Full Article at NPR

Richmond -- Last year, Barack Obama’s victory in the presidential race lifted Democratic spirits to an all-time high in contemporary Virginia politics. Full Article at Human Events Online

The Republican Party swept all three statewide offices in Virginia Tuesday, with Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling winning re-election and state Sen. Ken Cuccinelli winning the election for attorney general. Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press

Republican Bill Bolling won a second term as Virginia's lieutenant governor Tuesday -- the first to be re-elected to the post since Democrat Don Beyer in 1993. Full Article at Roanoke.com

Republican governor-elect Bob McDonnell hugs his daughters Jeanine (right) and Cailin (center) after his acceptance speech Tuesday night in Richmond. Creigh Deeds (left) consoles daughter, Susanna, 17, Tuesday night at a Richmond hotel. Full Article at Roanoke.com

Republican Governor-elect Bob McDonnell (center) holds hands with Attorney General-elect Ken Cuccinelli (left) and Lt. Gov-elect Bill Bolling during their victory party in Richmond, Va. , on Tuesday. Republicans swept all three seats Tuesday. Full Article at Syracuse.com

Big election victories by a slate of conservative Republicans in Virginia shows the party is turning back the Democratic tide Virginia, according to the old bumper sticker slogan, is for lovers. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 (UPI) -- Republican Robert McDonnell, a former Virginia attorney general, easily beat state Sen. R. Creigh Deeds Tuesday in the race to become the state's 71st governor. Full Article at United Press International

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 (UPI) -- Republican Robert McDonnell, a former Virginia attorney general, easily beat state Sen. R. Creigh Deeds Tuesday in the race to become the state's 71st governor. Full Article at United Press International