Alaska Senate Race Results: Senatorial Election 2010 – The Alaska State Senatorial Elections held November 2, 2010. The state senate seats were numbered even numbers except for District 19 and District 20 seats, that will be on the official ballot in 2010. As the Alaska Senate race results done, Lisa Murkowski and Sarah Palin should be a shining star in their reality show.

These two senatorial candidacy rivals have a classic and a very bitter rivalry. Sarah Palin posted some video clips on Facebook that they have taken during their campaign debates and she wrote that her opponent Ms. Lisa Murkowski, if re-elected as a senator, that would be another Democrat in the Senate which who will vote for the agenda of Obama.

The rivalry of Sarah Palin and Lisa Murkowski does not seems like to be about the official policy.  It’s a personal fight. Sarah Palin calls Lisa Murkowski “the entitlement candidate,” due to Murkowski has been appointed by her father Frank Murkowski, to the Senate about eight years ago, when her father became a governor year 2002.

Senate Candidate Palin attempted to replace Lisa Murkowski twice, returning her primary opponent in the year 2004 Republican and then this year will be Joe Miller. But Lisa Murkowski has refused to runaway after she have lost against Joe Miller in the Republican, who proven his ability to be a “flawed” candidate, including an admission that he used government computers not in proper way for politics uses at his previous work and he didn’t tell the truth.

Oregon Election Results 2010 - Former two-term governor John Kitzhaber and political rookie Chris Dudley are in a tight race for GOvernor in Oregon. A big spending campaign between a political veteren and a former professional basketball player. People are asking, who will be Oregon’s next governor? but the question remains unanswered.

Some of the state’s largest areas still counting election ballots. Democrats may lose six seats in the Oregon house. Republican Julie Parrish is leading over Democrat Will Rasmussen for the seat. Six governor races were still tight as of Wednesday morning, including Florida, Connecticut, Maine, Illinois, Minnesota, and the Oregon.

Both Democrat John Kitzhaber and Republican Chris Dudley have spent 15 million dollars this 2010 election. The Democrats hold at least 200,000 voter-registration advantage in the state over the Republican challengers. The winner in the Oregon Election 2010 will face a tough task. Democratic Gov. Ted Kulongoski will leave the office after his two straight terms.

Democrat Deval Patrick won a second term over Republican Charles Baker while Andrew Cuomo had little concern defeating Republican Carl Paladino, a Buffalo real estate developer. For Oregon Senate race, Democrat Ron Wyden leads with 56% of the election vote over Republican Jim Huffman with 40% of the election votes reported.