2029 Northeast Special Elections

The 2029 Northeast Special Elections were held to elect a replacement for the Northeast Governor, Eric Adams, who became a U.S. Senator for the Northeast.
2029 Northeast Special Election
				 	 	
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{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="background:transparent; width:100%;"	2026 ←	October 20, 2029	→2030
The 2029 Northeast Special Election took place on October 20, 2029. Voters turned out to elect the Governor and the Lieutenant Governor, as well as the Speaker of the State Assembly.
Democrat Nick Braxton defeated his Republican challenger, Ulysses S. Grant, and his Independent Challenger, "Big Herb" Sokolovskis, in a relatively unsurprising event for the already Democratic-Controlled Region.
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