Nancy Pelosi's house burglarized on Election Day

Turns out things didn't turn out quite so well for House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi on the homefront on Election Day.

Napa County sheriff's deputies arrested Kevin Hagan who admitted burglarizing the California lawmaker's vacation home twice -- once on Monday and then again Tuesday. The sheriff's office says Hagan admitted to six burglaries.

Hagan, 21, was arrested during another burglary outside St. Helena and deputies say they found a watch that was stolen from Pelosi's vacation home. No one was home at the time. Pelosi owns a winery on aptly named Zinfandel Lane.

"This guy is just a burglar, who is on probation for grand theft," Capt. Tracey Stuart, a sheriff's spokeswoman, told the San Francisco Chronicle. "This was not a politically motivated thing."