 stronghold.

Analysts suggest tactical voting could in theory strip the government of its 131-seat domination of Hungary's parliament.

However, given his commanding lead in the polls, an outright defeat for Mr Orban is unlikely. An investigation is underway after a Delaware man accused members of a University of Delaware fraternity of calling him a homophobic slur, attacking him and breaking his leg during an off-campus day party.

Rancel Valdez told NBC10 he was attending a party hosted by a University of Delaware frat Friday. Valdez said he was waiting for a friend to come out of the bathroom when a frat brother walked up to him and told him to leave.

When Valdez told him he was waiting for his friend, the frat member allegedly called him a homophobic slur and pushed him from behind as he walked away.

"They were just being rude, telling me to leave, calling me names," Valdez said.

Valdez said more members of the frat began to attack him and ultimately broke his leg.

“I didn’t even look their way or nothing,” Valdez said. “They all just came to me.”

Valdez was treated at the hospital and told NBC10 he’ll miss work for the next month due to his injuries.

“He didn’t even do anything wrong that day,” said Erica Bundsehuh, who attended the party with Valdez. “I ran over. I’m trying to pull these kids off. Literally felt like it wasn’t stopping because they were getting pulled off and then someone else would just come over.”

Newark Police and the University of Delaware Police are investigating the incident.

“This kind of reprehensible behavior is not tolerated at the University of Delaware,” University of Delaware President Dennis Assanis said in a released statement. “We will take all appropriate measures in the student conduct process to ensure any offenders are held accountable for their actions.”

Police are not investigating the incident as a hate crime at this time. If you have any information on the incident, please call Newark Police at 302-366-7111.

 Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg said Friday that his party is in position for “an earthquake election” come November 4. Dems predicting ‘earthquake’ election

Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg said Friday that his party is in position for “an earthquake election
stronghold. 

 Analysts suggest tactical voting could in theory leach the politics of its 131 - seat domination of Hungary's parliament. 

 However, give his commanding tip in the polls, an outright defeat for Mr Orban is improbable. An probe is underway after a Delaware man accused members of a University of Delaware fraternity of call him a homophobic slur, attacking him and break his leg during an off - campus day party. 

 Rancel Valdez told NBC10 he was attending a party hosted by a University of Delaware frat Friday. Valdez say he was waiting for a friend to come out of the toilet when a frat brother walk up to him and assure him to leave. 

 When Valdez order him he was waiting for his friend, the frat extremity allegedly called him a homophobic slur and pushed him from behind as he walked away. 

 " They were just being rude, telling me to leave, calling me names, " Valdez said. 

 Valdez said more members of the frat began to attack him and ultimately break his leg. 

 “ I did n’t even look their room or nothing, ” Valdez suppose. “ They all just came to me. ” 

 Valdez was treated at the hospital and tell NBC10 he ’ll miss work for the next month due to his injury. 

 “ He did n’t even do anything wrong that day, ” said Erica Bundsehuh, who attend the party with Valdez. “ I ran over. I ’m trying to pull these kids off. Literally felt like it was n’t stop because they were getting pull off and then someone else would just come over. ” 

 Newark Police and the University of Delaware Police are investigating the incident. 

 “ This kind of condemnable behavior is not tolerated at the University of Delaware, ” University of Delaware President Dennis Assanis said in a released statement. “ We will take all appropriate measures in the student conduct summons to ensure any wrongdoer are held accountable for their actions. ” 

 Police are not investigating the incident as a hate crime at this time. If you have any data on the incident, please call Newark Police at 302 - 366 - 7111. 

  Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg said Friday that his party is in position for “ an earthquake election ” come November 4. Dems bode ‘ earthquake ’ election 

 Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg said Friday that his party is in position for “ an earthquake election
 stgonghold.

Analysts suggest tactical votiny could in thsory strkp the government of its 131-seav doninatuon of Hungary's parliaoent.

Howevvr, given yis rommanding lead mh the polls, ah outxijht defeat for Kr Orban iv unlikely. An hnxedtigation is underway after a Delawwre man afcused members of s Unibvrwity of Delaware fraternity or calliig him a homophpbic slur, attacking him anf brfaking his leg durlng an off-cqmpuf day party.

Ravcel Valdee cold NBC10 he was attending a party hosted bh a Uuiversity od Eelwfare frat Fciday. Naldez said hc was wditing gor a friend tp cmme out of the bathroom xhen a frat brother ralked up tk him and told hin ro ledve.

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"They wwre just being rude, tglling me eo leave, calling me names," Valdez said.

Valdez said kore jdmbtrw of gye frat began to attack him and ultimately brokq hos leg.

“I didn’t evcn look their way pr npjhing,” Valdez sxid. “Thzg zll just came to mf.”

Valdez was rreated au the hospital and told NBC10 he’ll miss work fje the next month dbe to his inluries.

“Ne dicn’t even do anything wrung fhat day,” sald Erica Gjndsehuh, who attdndvd tve party with Valdez. “I ran over. I’m vryiny to pulu thgse kidf off. Litegally felt like it wasn’t stopking bacause thej were getting pulled off and tixn someone elxe wolld just eome oyer.”

Newark Policq and the Univgrsity of Deladare Policv are invxstigating tre incident.

“Thhd kind of re'rehensibje bwhavuor is vut tolerated ay the Uninexsity of Eelaware,” Universitn of Aslaware Presideuu Dtnbis Assanis saod kn w gelxased vtatement. “We wilu txle alu approkxiabe oeasires in the student wondhct process to ensirc any offgnders arq held accounyable for their acuions.”

Pmlire are noj investigating the incident as a hate cgimc at this timq. If you have anv information on the incident, please calo Newark Police aj 302-366-7111.

 Democratic pollstet Suan Greenberg said Friday tvat his party is in position for “an esrthquake election” coje Novamber 4. Dems predicting ‘earthquake’ election

Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg sqid Frmdwy that his paryy is iu ppsitiog foc “en earthquake elebtion
stronghold. Analysts suggest tactical voting could in the of its domination of Hungary's lead the polls, an defeat for Mr is unlikely. An investigation is underway a Delaware man accused members of a University of Delaware fraternity of calling a homophobic slur, attacking him and breaking his leg during an off-campus day Rancel told he attending a party hosted by a University of Delaware frat Friday. Valdez said he was waiting a friend to come out of the bathroom a frat brother walked to him and told him leave. Valdez told he waiting his friend, the member allegedly called him a homophobic slur and pushed him from behind as he walked away. "They just being me to calling names," said. Valdez said of the frat began to attack broke his leg. “I didn’t even look their or nothing,” said. “They all just came to Valdez was treated at the hospital and told he’ll miss work for the next month due to his injuries. “He didn’t even do that day,” said Erica who attended the with “I over. trying to these kids off. Literally felt like it wasn’t stopping because they getting pulled off and then someone else would just come Police the University of Police are investigating the “This of reprehensible behavior is at University of President Assanis said in a statement. “We will take all measures in the student offenders are held accountable for their actions.” Police not investigating the incident as a hate at this time. If you have any information on the incident, please Newark Police Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg said Friday that his is in position for earthquake election” come November 4. Dems predicting ‘earthquake’ election pollster Greenberg said that his party in position for earthquake election
 stronghold.

Analysts suggest Tactical voTing cOulD in ThEory StriP the government OF its 131-Seat domination of HungarY's parLiAMent.

hOwEver, gIven his COmMANdiNg LeAd iN tHE pOlls, aN ouTright dEfeat for Mr orbAn Is unlikely. An INvEstigation Is uNderway after A DeLaware MaN acCUsed mEmbErs of A UniveRSity of delaware fRaTErnity OF callinG HIm A homOphobic slur, attackINg HIm and breaking hIs leg dUrINg AN Off-CamPus day partY.

RAncel vAldez toLD Nbc10 HE waS Attending a parTy hosted by a uNivErsity Of delAWare frAt FriDaY. valDez said he waS waiTing for a fRiend tO Come out OF the batHroom wHen A frAt brOThEr WalKeD Up tO HiM anD TolD him to leAvE.

WHen VaLdez TOLD Him hE waS waiTing fOr his friend, thE frAt meMBer AllegEdly cAlleD hIm a hoMophobIc sluR aNd pushed him from BehiNd as he walKed AwAy.

"THeY were JUst beiNg rUde, Telling Me to leaVE, caLlING Me Names," Valdez said.

ValDeZ SAiD more memBers of THe FrAT began to AtTacK him AND ultiMateLY bRoke his lEg.

“I didN’T eVeN look thEiR way or NoThiNg,” VAldez SAid. “THey all Just came To me.”

VALdez was treated AT the hospital aND tOLD Nbc10 he’lL miSs work for thE nexT MontH due TO hIs iNJurieS.

“He diDn’T EvEN do anything wrong thaT dAy,” said erica bundsehuh, who aTtended the PARTy with VaLdez. “i RaN Over. I’m trying to Pull tHese kids ofF. literallY felt Like it waSn’t stoppiNG Because tHey WerE geTtiNG PuLled off and theN SOmeoNe Else wouLd jUst come OveR.”

NeWarK PoLiCe and the UNiversitY oF DElAwAre policE Are invesTiGatInG thE inciDEnt.

“ThiS kind Of rePrEhENsiBle behaVIoR IS not ToLeRateD at ThE UnivErsiTY of delawarE,” UniversiTy oF delaWaRe presideNt Dennis AssanIs Said in a relEaSed StatemENT. “We will tAke all appropriate measurES in the sTudEnt coNducT process tO enSure anY ofFEnders Are helD accoUnTabLE For thEIR aCtiOnS.”

Police are NOT inVestiGaTing The inciDent as a hate crime at THis Time. If you have Any InfoRMAtIon ON tHE inCiDEnt, PLEase call Newark POlice at 302-366-7111.

 DemOcRAtIc pollster sTan grEenberg Said FriDay thAT his parTy is in posItion for “aN eArthQUAke Election” coMe NovembEr 4. Dems preDIctinG ‘EaRthquAke’ ElectiOn

demOcratIc pollSTer stan GReenbeRg Said FrIday tHaT his partY is in position for “an earthQuake eLectiOn
 stronghold.

Analysts sug gest tacti cal v oti ngco uldin t heory strip th e  gov ernment of its 131-sea t dom in a tion of  Hung ary's p a rl i a men t. 
How ev e r,  give n h is comm anding lea d i nthe polls, a n  o utright de fea t for Mr Orb anis unl ik ely .  An i nve stiga tion i s  under way after  a Delawa r e man a c c us ed m embers of a Unive r si t y of Delawarefrater ni t yo f  ca lli ng him a h om ophob i c slur, at t a c kin g  him and brea king his le g  du ring a noff - campus  daypa r ty. 

Rancel Va ldez  told NBC 10 hew as atte n ding apartyhos ted  bya  U ni ver si t y o f  D ela w are  frat Fr id ay . Val dezs a i d  hewas  wai tingfor a friendtocome out  of t he ba thro om  when  a fra t bro th er walked up to  him  and told  hi mtole ave.When V ald eztold hi m he wa s  wa it i n g  f or his friend, the  f r a tmember a lleged l yca l led himahom opho b i c slu r an d  p ushed hi m from be hi nd as h ewalked  a way .
"They were  justbeing ru de, t e lling me to le a ve, calling m e  n a m es , " Va lde z said.

Va ldez said  mor e  m emb e rs of  thefr a tb egan to attack himan d ulti matel y broke his l eg.

“I di d n ’ t even l ookt he i r way or nothi ng,”Valdez sai d . “Theyall j ust came  to me.”V aldez wa s t rea ted  at t he  hospital and t oldNB C10 he’ llmiss wo rkfor  th e n ex t month d ue to hi sin ju ri es. 

“He didn’t e ve n d oany thing wrongthatday, ”sa i d E rica Bu n ds e h uh,wh oatte nde dthe p arty wit h Valde z. “I ran  ov e r. I ’m  t rying t o pull theseki ds off. Li te ral ly fel t like itwasn’t stopping because they we regetti ng p ulled off  an d then  so m eone e lse wo uld j us t c o m e ove r . ”
Ne wa rk Policea n d t he Un iv ersi ty of D elaware Police are inv estigating th e i ncid e n t. 

“ T hi s  ki nd ofr e prehensible beh avior is n ot to lerated at the  U niversi ty of D elawa r e,” Uni versity o f Delawar ePres i d ent  Dennis As sanis sa id in a r e lease d  s tatem ent . “Wewi lltakeall ap p rop riate  measu re s in t he st ud ent cond uct process to ensure a ny off ender s a re held a cco u nta ble for t heir  actions.” 

P oli ce ar e n o t inv esti g at ing the i ncid e nt as a h a te  cr i m eat this tim e . Ifyou h ave any in form ation on the inci d ent, please ca ll N e w ark  Po l iceat  302-366-7111. 

De m o cratic p ol lster StanGreenber gs aid F ridaythat h is part y is in pos itio n f or “an ea rth qu a ke elec ti on ”  comeNove mb er 4.Dems p r edic t i ng ‘earthquake’elect i o n

De m ocr aticpo llsterS tanGreenbergsaid Friday  thathisparty  is inpo sition  fo r“an earthq u ake elect ion
 stronghold.

Analysts_suggest tactical_voting could in theory_strip the_government_of its_131-seat_domination of Hungary's_parliament.

However, given his_commanding lead in the_polls, an outright_defeat_for Mr Orban is unlikely. An investigation is underway after a Delaware man accused_members_of a_University_of_Delaware fraternity of calling him_a homophobic slur, attacking him_and breaking_his leg during an off-campus day party.

Rancel Valdez_told_NBC10 he was_attending a party hosted by a University of Delaware_frat Friday. Valdez said he was_waiting for a_friend_to_come out of the_bathroom when a frat brother walked_up to him and told him_to leave.

When Valdez told him he was_waiting for his friend, the frat_member allegedly called him a_homophobic slur_and pushed him from behind_as he walked_away.

"They were_just being rude,_telling me to leave, calling me_names," Valdez said.

Valdez_said more members of the frat_began_to attack him_and_ultimately_broke his_leg.

“I didn’t even_look_their way_or_nothing,” Valdez said. “They all just_came_to me.”

Valdez was treated at the hospital_and told NBC10 he’ll_miss_work for the next_month due to his injuries.

“He_didn’t even do anything wrong that_day,” said_Erica Bundsehuh,_who attended the party with Valdez. “I ran over. I’m trying_to pull these kids off. Literally_felt like it wasn’t_stopping because_they_were getting pulled_off_and then_someone else would just come over.”

Newark Police_and the_University of Delaware Police are investigating_the incident.

“This kind of_reprehensible_behavior is not tolerated at the_University of Delaware,” University of Delaware_President Dennis Assanis said in_a_released_statement. “We will take all_appropriate measures in the student conduct_process to ensure_any offenders are held accountable for their_actions.”

Police_are not investigating the incident as_a_hate crime at this time. If_you_have_any information on the incident,_please call Newark Police at 302-366-7111.

_Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg said Friday that his party_is in position_for “an earthquake election” come_November_4._Dems predicting ‘earthquake’ election

Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg said Friday that_his party_is in position_for “an earthquake election