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December 29, 2025

Party ends early in Ryan’s hometown

JANESVILLE, Wis. – The celebration ended much too soon for Paul Ryan's supporters, who entered the evening eager to celebrate the election of their native son as vice president of the United States.

Ohio finds relief in election

COLUMBUS, Ohio – For many in Ohio, the ritual of stepping up to a ballot machine on Tuesday came with a sense of relief that the long, ugly presidential race was finally drawing to a close.

Hollister voters OK sales tax for another 5 years

Hollister voters have approved the Measure E sales tax extension by a comfortable margin, according to preliminary results.

State ballot measure results

Voters had their say on 10 ballot measures. Check here for results from the entire state of California.

Delay will retain seat on SBHS board

Steve Delay will retain his seat on the San Benito High School District board.

Sex offender incumbent headed for last place in hospital board race

It looks as though Ernest Rivas, the 61-year-old hospital board incumbent and registered sex offender, will lose out on his attempt to retain one of three open seats with the health care district.

Democrats optimistic about keeping Senate; House likely to stay GOP-led

WASHINGTON – Democrats appeared to retain control of the Senate on Tuesday while Republicans will continue to rule the House of Representatives, after congressional elections that featured several high-profile races.

Updated: Candidates separated by 1 vote in Hollister school race

As the elections office prepares to conduct its final counts, candidates vying for a Hollister School District board seat are separated by a single vote.

Velazquez headed toward victory in Hollister’s first mayor’s race

Hollister businessman Ignacio Velazquez is headed toward victory in the city's first mayor's race.

Voting glitches raise concerns amid tight presidential race

In one Florida county, voters were wrongly told they could vote the day after the election. In storm-wracked New Jersey, emergency plans to allow email voting proved too popular for election officials to handle. In Pennsylvania and Ohio, a variety of problems raised questions about the integrity of the vote.

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