Before the election, both sides agreed that if Prop.
Since the Nov. 7 election, both sides have worked to gain the advantage in a race in which a small number of votes will determine the outcome.
Immediately after the election, all sides in Northern Ireland are expected to engage in tough talks with the British and Irish governments on the major stum bling blocks still threatening the Good Friday agreement - paramilitary decommissioning, demilitarisation and policing.
After a hard-fought election, all sides need to come together and remember that what we share as Americans is far greater than what divides us.
So in the weeks since the midterm election, both sides have played a delicate game by promising to do business with the opposite party while also vowing to hold firm when necessary.
In the months leading to the election, both sides relentlessly criticized the other for actions and inaction on a number of issues, with Martinez targeting Do for using taxpayer money to send more than 1 million mailers so far this year highlighting his involvement in community events.
Without naming Mr. Romney, he told a local radio program that Republican voters wanted a nominee who had "a consistent record, not being this side of an issue in this election, this side of that issue in another election".
Earlier in the day, after Mr. Perry traveled to nearby Concord to file to run in the New Hampshire primary, he told a local radio program that Republican voters wanted a nominee who had "a consistent record, not being this side of an issue in this election, this side of that issue in another election".
Uefa urged its voting members weeks before the June 2011 election to side with Blatter, who was elected unopposed when Bin Hammam was implicated in a bribery scandal.
