How a Roanoke mayoral race recount would work
Vice Mayor Joe Cobb defeated former Mayor David Bowers by just 59 votes and with that narrow margin of victory, a recount ...
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Will Roanoke mayor race go to a recount?
Because the certified vote totals were within one-half of 1%, Virginia law says the locality, rather than the candidate, would pay for a recount, according to an email Thursday from Roanoke Director ...
Cobb emerges as narrow winner in Roanoke mayoral race
Cobb beat former Mayor David Bowers 15,221-15,162, according to the final count by the city registrar’s office.
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After all votes counted, Cobb wins Roanoke mayoral election
It took over a week to count over 1,200 provisional ballots in Roanoke, which turned the lead from Bowers over to Cobb late ...
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Cobb’s lead over Bowers in Roanoke mayor’s race grows
Roanoke had 1,223 provisional ballots, of which 811 came from people who registered on Election Day. It's unclear how many ...
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Joe Cobb ahead by 59 votes in Roanoke mayor's race with all ballots reported
In total, 42,586 ballots were cast in Roanoke this year, and they were all needed to determine who won the mayor's office.
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Cobb leads Roanoke mayoral race by 59 votes with all votes counted
ROANOKE, Va. (WSET) — Vice Mayor Joe Cobb (D) appears set to be the next mayor of Roanoke after the registrar's office ...
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VA Board of Elections shows Joe Cobb ahead Roanoke Mayoral race, with all provisional ballots counted
Joe Cobb (D) is projected to win Roanoke’s mayoral race, defeating Stephanie Moon (I) and David Bowers (R). (WSLS 10) ROANOKE ...
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Cobb Expands Lead To 69 Votes Over Bowers As Roanoke Mayor's Race Nears Finish Line
Democrat Joe Cobb has taken a 69-vote lead over Republican David Bowers in Roanoke’s mayoral race one week after Election Day ...
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‘Pocketbook’ election dooms transit expansion in Atlanta suburbs‘Pocketbook’ election dooms transit expansion in Atlanta suburbs
In fast-growing Gwinnett and Cobb counties, voters rejected ambitious plans to expand public transit, but traffic congestion and transportation needs for workers are growing.