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|Name = James Stewart | |Name = James Stewart | ||
|Image = JStewart.jpg | |Image = JStewart.jpg | ||
- | |Position = Governor of the [[Northeast]] | + | |Position = 2nd [[Governor]] of the [[Northeast]] |
|Term-Length = 2015 - Present <br> <small>Lieutenant(s): [[Chaim Solomon|Solomon]], [[Chris Waugh|Waugh]]</small> | |Term-Length = 2015 - Present <br> <small>Lieutenant(s): [[Chaim Solomon|Solomon]], [[Chris Waugh|Waugh]]</small> | ||
|Predecessor = [[Robert Hudson]] | |Predecessor = [[Robert Hudson]] | ||
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|Predecessor2 = ''Vacant'' | |Predecessor2 = ''Vacant'' | ||
|Successor2 = [[Chaim Solomon]] | |Successor2 = [[Chaim Solomon]] | ||
+ | |Position3 = [[National Governors Association|Vice Chairman of the National Governors Association]] | ||
+ | |Term-Length3 = 2017 - Present <br> <small>Chairman: [[Daniel Mallory]], [[Kyle Baccei]]</small> | ||
+ | |Predecessor3 = [[Jeremy Koo]] | ||
+ | |Successor3 = ''incumbent'' | ||
|Date-of-Birth = Unknown | |Date-of-Birth = Unknown | ||
|Place-of-Birth = Unknown | |Place-of-Birth = Unknown | ||
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|Party-Colour = blue}} | |Party-Colour = blue}} | ||
- | '''James Stewart''' is the Governor of the [[Northeast]]. | + | '''James Stewart''' is the [[Governor]] of the [[Northeast]]. He was previously the [[Lieutenant Governor]]. |
==Lieutenant Governorship== | ==Lieutenant Governorship== | ||
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Stewart has announced his intention to seek re-election in the [[United States gubernatorial elections, 2018|2018 Midterm elections]]. | Stewart has announced his intention to seek re-election in the [[United States gubernatorial elections, 2018|2018 Midterm elections]]. | ||
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==Election Results== | ==Election Results== | ||
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| [[United States gubernatorial elections, 2012|2012]] | | [[United States gubernatorial elections, 2012|2012]] | ||
- | | Lieutenant Governor | + | | [[Northeast]] [[Lieutenant Governor]] |
| General | | General | ||
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| [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] | | [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] | ||
| Winner | | Winner | ||
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| [[Independent]] | | [[Independent]] | ||
| Loser | | Loser | ||
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| rowspan="2" | [[United States gubernatorial elections, 2014|2014]] | | rowspan="2" | [[United States gubernatorial elections, 2014|2014]] | ||
- | | rowspan="2" | Governor | + | | rowspan="2" | [[Northeast]] [[Governor]] |
| rowspan="2" | [[Democratic Party primary, Northeast gubernatorial election, 2014|Primary]] | | rowspan="2" | [[Democratic Party primary, Northeast gubernatorial election, 2014|Primary]] | ||
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| [[Caroline Westman]] | | [[Caroline Westman]] | ||
| [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] | | [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] | ||
- | | | + | | 790,404 |
| 22.71% | | 22.71% | ||
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| [[United States gubernatorial elections, 2014|2014]] | | [[United States gubernatorial elections, 2014|2014]] | ||
- | | Governor | + | | [[Northeast]] [[Governor]] |
| [[Northeast gubernatorial election, 2014|General]] | | [[Northeast gubernatorial election, 2014|General]] | ||
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| 3,649,064 | | 3,649,064 | ||
| 35.1% | | 35.1% | ||
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+ | | [[United States gubernatorial elections, 2018|2018]] | ||
+ | | [[Northeast]] [[Governor]] | ||
+ | | General | ||
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+ | | bgcolor="#000099" | | ||
+ | | '''James Stewart (I)''' | ||
+ | | [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] | ||
+ | | Winner | ||
+ | | 100% | ||
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+ | | colspan="2" | None<sup>1</sup> | ||
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|} | |} | ||
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+ | '''Footnotes''' | ||
+ | * <sup>1</sup> [[Ray D'Ambra]] was initially the [[Republican]] candidate, but pulled out of the race part way into the campaign | ||
==External links== | ==External links== |
Current revision as of 13:55, 17 April 2011
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2nd Governor of the Northeast | ||||
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In Office: 2015 - Present Lieutenant(s): Solomon, Waugh | ||||
Preceded by | Robert Hudson | |||
Succeeded by | Incumbent | |||
Lieutenant Governor of the Northeast | ||||
In Office: 2013 - 2014 Served under: Robert Hudson | ||||
Preceded by | Vacant | |||
Succeeded by | Chaim Solomon | |||
Vice Chairman of the National Governors Association | ||||
In Office: 2017 - Present Chairman: Daniel Mallory, Kyle Baccei | ||||
Preceded by | Jeremy Koo | |||
Succeeded by | incumbent | |||
Born | Unknown Unknown | |||
Political Party | Democratic Party | |||
Spouse | Unknown | |||
Religion | Unknown |
James Stewart is the Governor of the Northeast. He was previously the Lieutenant Governor.
Contents |
Lieutenant Governorship
TBC
Governorship
2014 Gubernatorial Election
- Main Articles: Northeast gubernatorial election, 2014, Democratic Party primary, Northeast gubernatorial election, 2014
Stewart won a controversial and tight victory in the Democratic primary against New York Senator Roland Scott and Congresswoman Caroline Westman when he waged a negative campaign against Scott late into the race. It paid off for Stewart, who won the nomination and cruised to victory in the general election with 63% of the vote, but caused some tension within the party.
First Term
TBC
2018 Gubernatorial Election
Stewart has announced his intention to seek re-election in the 2018 Midterm elections.
Election Results
Year | Office | Election | Winner | Party | Votes | % | Opponent(s) | Party | Votes | % | ||||
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2012 | Northeast Lieutenant Governor | General | James Stewart | Democratic | Winner | -- | Miguel Donado | Independent | Loser | -- | ||||
2014 | Northeast Governor | Primary | James Stewart | Democratic | 1,343,796 | 38.61% | Roland Scott | Democratic | 1,343,787 | 38.61% | ||||
Caroline Westman | Democratic | 790,404 | 22.71% | |||||||||||
2014 | Northeast Governor | General | James Stewart | Democratic | 6,579,251 | 63.4% | Chris Waugh | Republican | 3,649,064 | 35.1% | ||||
2018 | Northeast Governor | General | James Stewart (I) | Democratic | Winner | 100% | None1 |
Footnotes
- 1 Ray D'Ambra was initially the Republican candidate, but pulled out of the race part way into the campaign
External links
TBC
Preceded by Vacant | Lieutenant Governor of the Northeast 2013 - 2014 Served under: Robert Hudson | Succeeded by Chaim Solomon |
Preceded by Robert Hudson | Governor of the Northeast 2015 - Present Lieutenant(s): Solomon, Waugh | Succeeded by Incumbent |