California Election Results Web Site - Live Returns

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[Thud]

The predicted 65% turnout is incredibly bad news for Gray Davis. It may be that the percentage voting to recall will be about the same as the percentage who turn out to vote.

[Recovering_Democrat]

Dave Grayvis only won by 5%?? 300K votes?? That really doesn't seem like a lot.

I'm convinced now, this guy is out. On his ear.

[Dead Corpse]

Pretty good. Been awefully busy lately.

How 'ave you been?

[TheAngryClam]

Eight PM.

They don't start reporting until the polls close.

[justshutupandtakeit]

LoL how true.

[Stars N Stripes]

If you'd like to here the local SoCal take on the Recall, go here. Bill Handel from now till 4PM then Jon and Ken till 11PM PST. They are reporting exit poll data.


http://www.kfi640.com/interactive/streaming.html

[ReagansShinyHair]

Does anyone else think it weird that democrats flock to the water?

Maybe there's something IN the water....

[Pagey]

Bump for Reference Tonight

[pulaskibush]

David Laughing Horse Robinson

This dude has the biggest name. A real advantage!

sarcasm

[Spaulding]

Posting the data is the issue. Voters need to understand that there is no assurance that anyone's vote is counted, or, if there is a count for each registration, how that person voted. Governments understand how few people really know how computers work. The problem, though complex, must be examined or our political system is a fraud. The touch-screens, reputed to make it easier for the less educated, actually make an audit impossible. Punch cards can obviously create opportunities for corruption, but at least provide some physical record of a vote. What is more essential to a representative republic than that votes mean something? Except in the few precincts with paper ballots, there is absolutely no way to validate elections - no audit trail.

Can this be true? http://www.verifiedvoting.org or http://www.notablesoftware.com/evote.html or http://www.blackboxvoting.com/ are places to start. The issue is non-partisan. The first two sites are controlled by professors of computer science at Stanford and Bryn Mawr whose politics I don't know. If votes aren't tallied reliably, all of this political theater is just that: it distracts and confuses voters, preparing them with plausable arguments for the failure of their preferred candidate.

[skeeter]

Thanks for the sites - the integrity of our elections will become the issue of our time.

[sheik yerbouty]

The late LBJ, when a local politico in texas, not only caused the dead to rise on election day, but in alphabetical order. Hence he was known as "Landslide Lyndon"!

[SteveH]

KSFO says as of 18:50 (approx)
59% YES on recall
51% Arnold
13% Tom

total 64% republican

Go Tom and Arnold Go!

(source: Melanie M.)

[NormsRevenge]

Man, what a veritable cornucopia of media coverage coming at us from all directions. Must be bummmming out the demRats big time. :-D

DO You Feeeeeel Their Pain? ;-) tee hee hee

[LaraCroft]

Riverside is actually the largest County in the Country, and I think San Bernardino, right next to it is number two.

[LaraCroft]

Whoops.. did I say Riverside then San Berdo? Willy Wonka stop, Swap that around, proceed at your own risk.

San Berdo is largest in Country, then Riverside,.. sigh.

[LaraCroft]

All I can say is thank God for the electoral college.

[NormsRevenge]

they throw some wild parties at the frats at that thar electoral college. woo hooo.

nothing like the sight of demRats and pubbies passed out in each others arms after a hard night of taxing and spending a pile of other folks money on a drunken binge. ;-)

[NormsRevenge]

Shall GRAY DAVIS be recalled (removed) from the office of Governor?

20.5 % ( 3114 of 15213 ) precincts reporting as of Oct 7, 2003 at 9:20 pm

                       Votes            Percent

Yes         1,169,924             56.0 
No            922,329             44.0    

County Returns

Leading Candidates to succeed GRAY DAVIS as Governor if he is recalled:
20.5 % ( 3114 of 15213 ) precincts reporting as of Oct 7, 2003 at 9:20 pm
Candidate Party Votes Percent
Arnold Schwarzenegger Rep 1,012,890 51.1 Cruz M. Bustamante Dem 602,674 30.4 Tom McClintock Rep 246,482 12.5 Peter Miguel Camejo Grn 36,541 1.9 Arianna Huffington Ind 24,421 1.3 Peter V. Ueberroth Rep 8,598 0.5 Larry Flynt Dem 3,506 0.2 Bill Simon Rep 3,239 0.2 George B. Schwartzman Ind 2,925 0.2 Gary Coleman Ind 2,365 0.2
Leader Order	Alphabetical Order

State Ballot Measures

20.5 % ( 3114 of 15213 ) precincts reporting as of Oct 7, 2003 at 9:20 pm

Proposition 53 Infrastructure: Finance.
	Total Votes	Percent
Yes	644,294	34.7
No	1,211,347	65.3

Proposition 54 Classification by Race, ... Color or Origin.
	Total Votes	Percent
Yes	827,957	42.7
No	1,108,148	57.3

County Returns

[2timothy3.16]

much better than the news, 61% combined vote for Republicans, amazing, dying to see the petey jennings communist usa party commentary tonight, thanks for the link.