Posted on 11/05/2002 4:10:06 AM PST by Chairman_December_19th_Society
Alexander (R) is pulling further ahead in the Senate race.
The lottery numbers changed dramatically, but the "yes" votes are still less than 50% of total votes cast for governor.
With 4% reporting:
TALENT (R) - 100,130 (50%)
CARNAHAN (D - ILLEGAL) - 97,460 (49%)
MILLAY (L) - 1,015 (1%)
<font color=green)ROMANO (G) - 851 (0%)
Hi! And you're right. All the Pubies I voted for are winning with large margins. The down side is that most of the stupid amendments seem to be passing. Pigs, second hand smoke, what the bozos in Dade want to call themselves, build a house for grandma...sheesh. Imho, the Founders would be rolling over in their graves if they lived here (you too Kalifornia a/k/a cereal box).
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[Includes seats not up for election]
Senate
GOP - 33
Criminal Party - 39
Can't Decide Which party - 1
House
GOP - 83
Criminal Party - 52
Can't Decide Which Party - 1
Governors
GOP - 8
Criminal Party - 8
Can't Decide Which Party - 0
Races where party control changed (as of 8:44 PM ET):
Illinois 01 - Republicans gain demoflop seat
New Hampshire Governor - Republicans take state house from demoflops
OTOH - They are projecting Lautenberg to win New Jersey with 0% of the vote counted (yes, not a single vote!)
Lamar Alexander (R) is pretty safe for the Senate. My b-i-l, a Democratic insider, says his sources say Bredesen will win the governor's race.
The lottery? Too many people don't take the time to be really educated and the proponents seemed to have successfully painted opponents as just uptight religious people. If it is defeated, it's probably because not enough people voted on that one, but right now the "yes" votes are in the lead and improving.
Congrats on your new abode! May you and the Misses produce many little Republicans.
May your new home be blessed with health, wealth and joy.
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Arkansas to extend voting hours
A judge in Arkansas has ruled that polls must stay open an extra 45 minutes in Pulaski County, which includes the Little Rock area -- a Democratic stronghold.And this after Republican incumbent Tim Hutchinson had pulled ahead in early returns over Democrat Mark Pryor, son of former Sen. Dale Pryor. Mark Pryor had been favored in the latest polls.
Also, Republicans Saxby Chambliss in Georgia and Elizabeth Dole in North Carolina have pulled ahead in early returns from those states.
Say what???!!! How can this be? And why haven't they started counting those votes yet?
I still don't trust Bowles ...... there has been some talk already of lawsuits ....... pfffffttttt!
Our new abode will be a good place to teach them good, Republican hobbies such as hunting and fishing.
[Includes seats not up for election]
Senate
GOP - 35
Criminal Party - 39
Can't Decide Which Party - 1
House
GOP - 112
Criminal Party - 79
Can't Decide Which Party - 1
Governors
GOP - 8
Criminal Party - 8
Can't Decide Which Party - 0
Seats that changed hands:
Illinois 01 - from demoflop to GOP
Maryland 07 - from demoflop to GOP
New Hampshire Governor - from demoflop to GOP
In North Carolina, Bowles appears to be in a position where a lawsuit would be silly.
With 30% reporting:
DOLE - 376,803 (54%)
BOWLES - 305,045 (44%)
HAUGH - 10,481 (2%)
In Missouri - Carnahan is in trouble.
With 5% reporting:
TALENT - 90,599
CARNAHAN - 85,122
MILLAY - 804
ROMANO - 747
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