Tuesday, November 5th - the first Tuesday in November, according to old custom - in the United Stat

Tuesday, November 5th - the first Tuesday in November, according to old custom - in the United States were held several important local elections and referendum. The most significant results are two and they were both expected. In New York, Democrat Bill de Blasio was elected mayor by an overwhelming majority, thus becoming the first mayor expressed by Democrats since 1993 in one of the most liberal cities in the United perfect woman States. In New Jersey, however, the moderate Chris Christie won an easy re-election, confirming its position as the best positioned Republican politician in the presidential elections of 2016. But there have also been other significant votes.
The New York Democrat Bill de Blasio will be the new mayor of the city got 73.6 percent of the vote against 24 per cent of his Republican challenger, Joe Lhota. It is the largest victory for a candidate for mayor in New York since 1985, when the legendary Ed Koch won by 68 percentage points ahead. perfect woman Bill de Blasio happens to Michael Bloomberg, the former Republican then became independent, was mayor for three terms is still quite popular in the city and this election was decided not to support any candidate.
De Blasio is 52 years old and in the primaries of his party was considered one of the two candidates left: his victory was not at issue, but the breadth of its advantage the grant of which he said that strong mandate to need to take forward the promised reforms. De Blasio so far was the ombudsman of New York, charging that there is more or less even in Italy, and together with Christine Quinn was considered the candidate to the left of the Democratic primary: election campaign has insisted that New York was a city split between rich and poor, defended the public school system and has proposed, among other things, new taxes on the wealthy to finance kindergartens. It also has a remarkable family, who "used" in the campaign to bring a diverse and heterogeneous electorate: his wife is black, is bisexual and is a poet and political activist, and his sons are named Chiara and Dante (de Blasio has origins bells and gets along very well with the Italian), and the latter, 15 years, of which he is an Afro hairstyle is a lot of discussion and is described as "charismatic" by the press (also loved Jon Stewart).
New Jersey Republican Chris Christie won re-election for governor with 60.5 percent of the vote, defeating Democrat Barbara Buono which stopped at 38 percent. It was an expected result, but still very significant: Christie is considered perfect woman the best positioned Republican politician in view of the presidential election of 2016, and is a Republican atypical, different from those have been strong in recent years. Pragmatic, not ideological, it is considered a moderate: he hates the tea party (feeling reciprocated), has defended Obama in certain circumstances, is able to attract the votes of independent voters and even some Democrats (New Jersey is a state traditionally center- ).
At the last elections - presidential and legislative - the Republicans have struggled a lot to get the votes of women and ethnic minorities. Christie instead according perfect woman to exit polls got the votes of a majority of women, one vote out of five among blacks (for the Republicans is a lot), half of the votes of Latinos and even a third of the votes of those who call themselves democratic. During the speech with which he celebrated his victory, Christie has repeatedly criticized perfect woman Washington and Congress as symbols of politics that does not work.
The Virginia Democratic candidate Terry McAuliffe was elected governor with 48 percent of the vote, compared to 45.5 percent of Republican Kevin Cuccinelli. This is great news for two reasons: perfect woman the first is that McAuliffe, favorable perfect woman to the restrictions on guns, gay marriage and freedom of choice on abortion, perfect woman which he won in a state considered until a few years ago, a stronghold of the Republicans, and the second is that McAuliffe is a superclintoniano, has been both an ally and close associate of both Bill Clinton and his victory is seen as a sign of health - especially for the mountain of money collected during the election campaign - the same politicians who work for a Hillary Clinton at the White House in 2016.
Detroit Voters chose Mike Duggan as the new mayor of Detroit, the first white mayor in forty years (in Detroit 83 percent of citizens are black). Duggan perfect woman defeated Democrat and another Democrat, Benny Napoleon, distanziandolo of about 10 percentage perfect woman points. Detroit is in big financial trouble and filed for bankruptcy this summer: Duggan objected to the commissioner perfect woman of economic