Politics Roundup for Monday, November 10, 2014

Did you see the Weekend Roundup? It’s a must read!…

Peters wins, while many questions remain…

This morning’s statement from Carl DeMaio:

With the vote tally coming up short for my Congressional campaign, I want to tell you how much I appreciate your support.

Our campaign made national headlines for the reform agenda we have achieved in San Diego and the bold reforms we proposed for Congress. Thousands of supporters across the country and here in San Diego were excited by our calls that the Republican Party become more inclusive while adopting a positive approach to advancing bold ideas.

While the false personal smears we have had to endure during this campaign from our opponents has been very painful for me and my family, the constant messages of support and encouragement from supporters like you has sustained us every step of the way. That has meant so much to me!

I ask that you not give up hope on our goal of achieving positive change in our political system. For my part, I remain committed to advancing reform in government and helping build an inclusive governing majority.

After some much-needed rest and reflection on next steps, I hope to catch back up with you. Please stay in touch and let me know if I can ever be of help to you too.

With much appreciation,

-Carl

Story links:

SacBee: AP Interview: DeMaio concedes Calif. House race

NBC 7: DeMaio Concedes to Peters in D52 Race

SDUT: DeMaio concedes in 52nd Dist. race

KPBS: Peters Credits ‘Record Of Problem Solving’ For Re-Election Victory

Some Final Thoughts on #CA52 from Rostra’s Vince Vasquez

SDUT: What next for Carl DeMaio?

Voice Morning Report for today has a good Peters-DeMaio wrapup

“Nobody’s been looking good as more and more revelations came out Friday about the aftermath of the still-mysterious vandalism and burglary at DeMaio’s campaign office. KPBS follows up with Rep. Scott Peters, who himself seemed confused at best and complicit at worst in the business regarding campaign materials — perhaps including a now-notorious ‘playbook’ — that made its way to the Peters campaign.” –Randy Dotinga in Voice Morning Report, linked above

SDUT: More revelations in DeMaio case

SDUT: Peters manager met with fired DeMaio aide

NBC7: Search Warrants Reveal Bosnich Gave Peters Confidential Campaign Docs

KPBS: Peters Up Nearly 4,500 Votes Over DeMaio; AP Declares Peters Winner; Peters campaign manager responds to police reports

Voice: MaryAnne Pintar’s Friday night statement

NBC7: SDPD Investigated Anonymous Emails Sent to DeMaio Accuser: Warrants

Rostra: Friday Update: Assessing the changing DeMaio-Peters vote count; Peters wins

Rostra: The Peters-DeMaio Battleground Precincts

Voice Morning Report for today: Calling it for Peters

Politico: Rep. Scott Peters beats Carl DeMaio for San Diego seat

SDUT Editorial: Rep. Peters must live up to image he sold

Where to see the Election results…