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Eloy, Heinz to square off in runoff for governor

With just votes from the Tinian regular election as well as the island’s early and absentee ballots left to be counted, the CNMI gubernatorial race is certainly headed for another runoff as incumbent Gov. Eloy S. Inos and his running mate, Senate President Ralph Torres...
Posted On Nov 05 2014 06:59
, By Mark Rabago

Inos widens lead to 1,306

With 4,797 votes on their side, the CNMI Republican Party tandem of Gov. Eloy S. Inos and Senate President Ralph Torres (R-Saipan) widened their lead against independent candidate Heinz Hofschneider and his running mate, former Senate floor leader Ray Yumul to 1,306. Hofschneider...
Posted On Nov 05 2014 06:46
, By Obet Aguilar

Inos has 974-vote lead with 1 precinct to go on Saipan

With 3,814 votes, the CNMI Republican Party tandem of Gov. Eloy S. Inos and Senate President Ralph Torres (R-Saipan) have a 974-vote lead against independent candidate Heinz Hofschneider and his running mate, former Senate floor leader Ray Yumul. Hofschneider and Yumul currently...
Posted On Nov 05 2014 05:38
, By Mark Rabago

Inos still in lead but Heinz closes gap

Gov. Eloy S. Inos continues to lead the gubernatorial race with 3,388 votes so far compared to the 2,417 of his closest pursuer, independent candidate Heinz Hofschneider. With the Commonwealth Election Commission done tabulating Precincts 1, 2, 4, and 3A, Inos and his CNMI...
Posted On Nov 05 2014 05:07
, By Mark Rabago
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