Looks like Rossi's grey is dominating like Bush's Red. Green is the dem counties, grey is the GOP counties here in Washington State.
Posted on 11/16/2004 7:48:18 PM PST by GoldwaterBooster
Do NOT let anyone ever tell you that your vote does not count.
Damn. Is the counting over yet?
Washington public school educations...counting takes a while.
Incredible.
No....the counting is NOT over....tomorrow is the last day, and we're waiting for the Dirty Dems to pull another rabbit (More ballots) out of their hat.....it's NOT FUN HERE! (But, I did get one lady to get her ballot letter w/signature in by 4pm today - the deadline (she had forgotten to sign her absentee ballot). Spent a couple of hours calling people today.
No, they have until tomorrow. I think there are 12,000 votes not yet counted in six counties.
I wonder how many dead people voted in Washington.
Yep. I personally provided 5.2% of his winning margin. He owes me. ;-)
Looks like Rossi's grey is dominating like Bush's Red. Green is the dem counties, grey is the GOP counties here in Washington State.
Looks like white with a red 'x' in the corner.
The remaining precincts look good for him :-)
Suddenly that 20 person Democratic Singles Backbacking Trip Nov 1- Nov 4 looks like a bad idea.
Hmmm, it's showing up on my screen. Check this link then.
http://www.vote.wa.gov/general/leading.aspx?o=3001GRE,3001ROS
Most of the state is normal, it's just the I-5 corridor that is like this. As for dead people voting, this area keeps reelecting Patty Murray and Jim McDermott. I think most dead people would know better then that.
the "50-50 Nation", even before it was revealed as a faulty description, really sort of pales in comparison to this "50-50 State".
If the Democrats can't steal 20 votes in a blue state, I'll lose all faith in them.
So Brad Owen, the democrat could be the Lt Gov, while Rossi, of the GOP is the Gov?
Yes. The two offices are elected separately. However, Brad Owen is a "Scoop Jackson" Democrat, not your garden variety liberal.
That is correct, you can have a governor of one party and a lt. governor of the opposite party. Illinois used to be like that but I think Washington is the last state that permits a split on those two offices.
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