Hiram Monserrate has LOST!

And he's out of here!!!

Troublemaker, abuser and back stabber, Hiram Monserrate lost the special election tonight!

With 35 percent of the vote counted, unofficial returns from the overwhelmingly Democratic 13th State Senate District showed Mr. Peralta with 60 percent and Mr. Monserrate with 34 percent. The Republican candidate, Robert Beltrani, an administrative law judge, came in a third with six percent of the vote.

Just after 10 p.m., Mr. Monserrate arrived to deliver his concession speech at a restaurant on Northern Boulevard in Jackson Heights, where about 50 supporters were gathered. Before he walked in, he said, “We fought a hard-fought fight. It’s a testament to our community that we pulled 4,000 votes. What we showed here is that there’s an alternative to politics as usual in Queens.”

Yes! He lost! He should've known he would, especially after that mess he pulled as the member of the Gang of 3 or 4, then his gay marriage betrayal and getting expelled. Of course his ass was out!

But I think the abuse of his ex-girlfriend was reminder of what this man is really all about. However, it was really sad to see her still support him in the end.

sad girl.

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Ha Ha! NOM's Stephen Burgmeier LOSES special election

After spending more than $80,000 in ads supporting Stephen, he still lost to Democrat Curt Hanson by 107 votes...

Democrat Curt Hanson has defeated Republican Stephen Burgmeier by 107 votes in Iowa House District 90, according to unofficial results released by the Iowa Secretary of State’s office Tuesday night.

Tuesday’s turnout was low compared to recent presidential elections but high for a special election, with 8,046 voters casting ballots in the district, which spans Jefferson County and parts of Wapello and Van Buren counties.

The race, which lasted just over one month, seemed to focus less on issues of local importance and more on same-sex marriage, state stimulus spending, and trivia. Both campaigns released television advertisements featuring cartoons.

The National Organization for Marriage bought more than $80,000 in ads to support Burgmeier. Two other groups — Iowans for Tax Relief and the Iowa Family Policy Center — seemed to play a central role in the Republican’s campaign, which spent more time criticizing Gov. Chet Culver and statewide Democrats than talking about Hanson.

The funny part is NOM may lose a lot more due to their meddling. Their efforts was a big fail.

Sucks to be them.