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New England Patriots vs Buffalo Bills football schedule: start time, tv channel, live stream coverage, NFL scores and results The New England Patriots host the Buffalo Bills in Week 4 of the NFL Schedule on Sunday, Kick Off Time at 1:00 PM ET, at Gillette Stadium. The New England Patriots (3-0) defeated the Houston Texans, 27-0, last week in which Jacoby Brissett threw for 103 yards in 11-for-19 passes. Leggarrette Blount led in rushing with 105 yards and two touchdowns in 24 attempts while Brissett added 488 yards and a touchdown in eight carries. Julian Edelman led in receiving with 38 yards in four receptions while Malcolm Mitchell had 27 yards. On the offense, New England is averaging 27.0 points and 369.3 yards per game. On the defense, New England is allowing 15.0 points and 361.7 yards against the opponents. The Buffalo Bills (1-2) outlasted the Arizona Cardinals (13-18) last week in which Tyrod Taylor threw 119 yards in 14-for-25 passes. LeSean McCoy led in rus...

Unless something dramatic and unforeseeable happens, the candidates in the US general election this November will be Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Voting results in the last major primaries mean that Clinton, who needed 2,383 delegates to become the Democratic nominee, currently has 2,755, while Trump, who needed 1,237 delegates, has 1,536. Both candidates are over the finish line. Some – most notably Bernie Sanders and his supporters – claim these numbers aren’t quite so simple. Clinton gets over the line only if you include her superdelegates – representatives who still have the ability to switch their allegiance when voting at the party convention in July. If enough superdelegates decide to switch to Sanders, that would change this election. In reality, though, Clinton can probably count on the support of those superdelegates; the Associated Press has been repeatedly polling them since late 2015 and, so far, not a single one has...

The following are the candidates seeking their parties nomination to run in the November general election. Results are not final. A ✓ indicates a winner in primary voting. N/A means the numbers were not available at press time. PRESIDENT For 4 yrs., vote for 1 Republican Ted Cruz: 3,031 John R. Kasich: 9,020 ✓ Donald J. Trump: 36,943 Democrat ✓ Hillary Clinton: 23,294 Bernie Sanders: 16,622 US CONGRESS For 2 yrs., vote for 1 7TH DISTRICT Republican Craig P. Heard: 2790 ✓ Leonard Lance: 2945 David Larsen: 2946 Democrat Peter Jacob: N/A 11TH DISTRICT Republican ✓ Rodney P. Frelinghuysen: 23,926 Rick Van Glahn: 8,204 Democrat Lee Ann Brogowski: 1936 Richard Mcfarlane: 1940 Joseph M. Wenzel: 10,418 SHERIFF James Gannon captures GOP nomination for Morris County sheriff   For 3 years, vote for 1 Republican James M. Gannon: 29,215 John G. Sierchio: 15,733 Democrat Mark Dombrowski: 24,145 FREEHOLDER Three inc...