Recount Roundup 2006: Montana House District 58
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News articles:
- Kerns to serve on three committees, Laurel Outlook, December 13, 2006
- Kerns preparing for office, Laurel Outlook, December 6, 2006
- Re-count is final; Republicans take control of the House, Havre Daily News, November 29, 2006
- Three votes will send Kerns to Helena, Laurel Outlook, November 29, 2006
- GOP takes control of state House, Great Falls Tribune, November 29, 2006
- Republicans gain chance to set own agenda in House, Billings Gazette, November 29, 2006
- Recount in Laurel breaks tie vote in favor of Kerns, Billings Gazette, November 29, 2006
- Recount gives GOP control of House, Helena Independent Record, November 29, 2006
- Republicans take control of the House, Great Falls representative is minority leader, Great Falls Tribune, November 28, 2006
- Kerns wins House seat after recount, Billings Gazette, November 28, 2006
- Parties pick leaders with control of House unknown, Great Falls Tribune, November 28, 2006
- Commissioners to oversee recount, Billings Gazette, November 28, 2006
- Recount planned for HD 58 race, Laurel Outlook, November 22, 2006
- Both parties reject effort to simplify tie resolutions, Laurel Outlook, November 22, 2006
- Lingering recount complicates House session preparation, Great Falls Tribune, November 21, 2006
- Demos will elect speaker for now, Billings Gazette, November 21, 2006
- Reporter's notebook: balance of state power now lies with independent voters, Billings Gazette, November 19, 2006
- Montana balance of power shifts with a single seat, New York Times, November 18, 2006
- HD 58 race declared a tie, The Laurel Outlook, November 15, 2006
- After the Votes are Counted, Montana Race is a Genuine Tie, All Headline News, November 15, 2006
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