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Nething says rumors untrue

Rumors that Sen. Dave Nething of Jamestown is sick or injured in the hospital are untrue, according to the senator. Nething said he had undergone a routine colonoscopy but required hospitalization because of possible interactions with medications.

By By Sun Staff , January 19, 2011

Nething’s victory grows by 2 votes

Secretary of State Al Jaeger said Sen. David Nething’s re-election victory was has grown from eight to 10 votes. Jaeger said Republican incumbent Nething, Jamestown, beat Democratic challenger John Grabinger by a count of 2,982 to 2,972.

November 29, 2008

Nething’s victory grows by 2 votes

BISMARCK (AP) — Secretary of State Al Jaeger said Sen. David Nething’s re-election victory was has grown from eight to 10 votes.

November 28, 2008

Nething keeps Senate seat

Nething keeps Senate seat Dave Nething will return to the North Dakota Senate. The 42-year veteran of the Legislature eked out an 8-vote victory over Democratic challenger John Grabinger after a recount Friday. The recount for the District 12 Senate seat was the only mandatory recount in North Dakota after the Nov. 4 general election.

By Keith Norman , November 22, 2008

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Nething wins District 12 Senate seat by 8 votes

Dave Nething retains his seat as District 12 senator after the completion of a recount Friday. The final results gave Nething, a Republican who has served in the Senate since 1966, an 8-vote margin over Democratic challenger John Grabinger. The final results determined 2,974 votes for Nething and 2,966 votes for Grabinger after the recount committee had ruled on 105 ballots challenged by either Johnson or the representatives of the candidates.

By Keith Norman , November 21, 2008

District 12 Senate race recount begins in Jamestown

About 3,800 absentee and early voting ballots in the District 12 Senate race were inspected Friday by Noel Johnson, election administrator for Stutsman County, Joel Larson, representing Republican Sen. Dave Nething and Jamie Selzer, executive director of the North Dakota Democratic Party representing challenger John Grabinger. The recount started Friday morning.

By Keith Norman , November 21, 2008

Recount Friday

The closely contested race for the Senate seat from District 12 will enter its final stage at 9 a.m. Friday in the meeting rooms in the basement of the Law Enforcement Center in James-town. The process of recounting the more than 6,000 ballots cast in the race between incumbent Dave Nething and challenger John Grabinger will get under way at that time. Nething led Grabinger by 10 votes on election night and by 12 votes after the Canvassing Board met.

By Keith Norman , November 20, 2008

State Canvassing Board meets Tuesday

BISMARCK — The state Canvassing Board meets Tuesday afternoon to canvass the certified election results received from the 53 counties, Secretary of State Al Jaeger said today.

By Janell Cole , November 17, 2008

Recount planned in? District 12 Senate race

Recount planned in? District 12 Senate race A recount is in the works for the District 12 Senate race between John Grabinger and incumbent Dave Nething. Actions of the canvassing board Monday added six votes to Grabinger and eight to Nething for totals of 2,971 votes for Grabinger to 2,983 votes for Nething.

By Keith Norman , November 11, 2008

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Grabinger-Nething recount in the works

A recount is in the works for the District 12 Senate race between John Grabinger and incumbent Dave Nething.

By Keith Norman , November 10, 2008

Race between Grabinger, Nething too close to call

With a 10-vote difference and more than 100 absentee ballots in the air, one local race wasn’t decided Tuesday night. The District 12 Senate race between Republican incumbent Dave Nething and Democratic candidate John Grabinger favored Nething with 2,975 votes compared to the 2,965 Grabinger received. Both campaigns spent money on billboards, newspaper advertisements and bumper stickers in what was considered one of the tightest races in the state.

November 05, 2008

Grabinger takes on Nething in race for N.D. Senate

The District 12 Senate race will likely be a close one if the number of advertisements, billboards and bumper stickers are any indicator. Democratic candidate and former City Council member John Grabinger seeks to upset incumbent Sen. Dave Nething, R-Jamestown. Nething, a 42-year Senate veteran, is the longest continuously serving senator in the Legislature.

By By Katie Ryan, The Jamestown Sun , October 31, 2008

Return District 12 incumbents

When it comes to government work, nothing is a better teacher than experience and Jamestown’s current legislators combined have more than 80 years worth in the North Dakota Senate and House, respectively. Those amounts of experience and hard work are invaluable, which is why we recommend re-electing incumbents Sen. Dave Nething, R-Jamestown, and Reps. Lyle Hanson and Joe Kroeber, D-Jamestown.

October 31, 2008

Letter to the editor: People have been courteous during candidate visits

I would like to thank the citizens of Jamestown for answering their doors during this political season. I have been door to door campaigning with my dad, Sen. Dave Nething, since the beginning of September.

By Deb Lee, Jamestown , October 25, 2008

‘On the Issues’ concludes in today’s Sun

The Jamestown Sun concludes its “On the Issues” election series in today’s Sun. With early voting beginning on Monday, candidates in local races are answering questions this week “On the Issues.” Election Day is Nov. 4.

October 17, 2008

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