| U.S. House, Dist. 22 (14.4% In) | |
| Pat Baig, R | 3.8% |
| Tom Campbell, R | 26.0% |
 Tom DeLay, R (I) |
64.3% |
| Mike Fjetland, R | 5.9% |
| State | |
Posted on 03/07/2006 6:52:00 PM PST by AZRepublican
arly voting results in the Fort Bend County Republican primary election show U.S. Rep. Tom DeLay with more than twice the vote of his nearest rival, at more than 59%.
Republican challenger Tom Campbell has 28.74% of the vote, followed by Mike Fjetland with 6.93% and Pat Baig with 4.65%.
Ron Paul, incumbent congressman in District 14, polled more than 80% of the Fort Bend County early vote, while challenger Cynthia Sinatra got 19.41%.
Glenn Hegar took the early-voting lead in the race for Texas Sen. District 18, with 2,292 – or more than 57% – of the vote, while Gary Gates had 1,451 – about 36% – of the vote, and David Stall had 6.7%.
In the six-way race for state representative District 28, John Zerwas leads the pack after early voting, with 33.82% of the vote, followed by Mike Baldwin (27.5%), Michael Franks (15.3%), David Showalter (13.75%), David Melanson (4%) and Stan Kitzman (2.5%).
(Excerpt) Read more at fortbendnow.com ...
Some name change....
as a child...."can environmental come out and play?
I wonder if he named his son Bill...?
Can you append the title to show "Houston Chronicle calls if for DeLay" please.
Another reason the Dems are losers:(as if we need one) they are dumping the incumbent Cuellar in Tex 28.
There will be no, repeat no, diversity of opinion. Cuellar just wasn't liberal enough.
FYI, you may recall that David Stall is the leader of the Trans Texas Corridor opposition, the founder of Corridorwatch.org. So despite all the sound and fury about the TTC on FR, the fact that he is getting stomped in his own local district (after making opposition to the TTC as a focal point of his campaign) may be a better barometer of how most Texas Republicans feel about it, and Gov. Perry in that regard. Especially considering that this was in a low turnout primary, where fired up opposition can make an impact.
| U.S. House, Dist. 22 (14.4% In) | |
| Pat Baig, R | 3.8% |
| Tom Campbell, R | 26.0% |
| Tom DeLay, R (I) |
64.3% |
| Mike Fjetland, R | 5.9% |
| State | |
I don't reside in Texas Senate District 7, but Dan Patrick will represent my views and beliefs in the Texas Senate. I intend to contact by Texas State Senator, Mike Jackson, and tell him to support the votes and priorities of Dan Patrick if he expects my vote in the future.
No no no, it's being stolen! \sarc
Permission granted.
I don't see on the Chronicle website where they've called it for DeLay, but it is a done deal.
This is pretty amazing when you consider 1) Only 15% of the votes counted AND 2) 3 others are on the same ballot drawing votes away from DeLay. This is a real whipping.
C'mon, folks, after the national whipping that Tom Delay took from the Democrat "Traitor/Treason" Party and their lap dogs in the MSM, including bogus political polls, any win over fifty percent would be considered a miracle. But to win with at, near or over 60% of the vote is just utterly amazing. The American people will have another good reason not to trust anything the Democrats of MSM says. Delay's win bodes well for the upcoming 2006 election for the Pubbies. Hopefully, the rest of the Pubbies will realize that the only to defeat the Democrats is to rip their traitor hearts out. This current Democrat Party needs to be destroyed politically, or it will destroy our country, and your families with it. The good news is, the folks in south Texas get it!!!
"This current Democrat Party needs to be destroyed politically, or it will destroy our country, and your families with it."
They need to be ground to dust and allowed to never rise again.
| U.S. House, District 22 | In: | 26% |
|
Pat Baig, R |
638 | 3.7% |
|
Tom Campbell, R |
4,456 | 25.6% |
|
Tom DeLay, R (I) |
11,323 | 65.1% |
|
Mike Fjetland, R |
971 | 5.6% |
Awesome!
We are in a war with the "left" in this country....in case you forgot. Should we allow DeLay to be a victom?
DeLay said:
"I have always placed my faith in the voters, and today's vote shows they have placed their full faith in me," DeLay said in a statement. " ... Not only did they reject the politics of personal destruction, but they strongly rejected the candidates who used those Democrat tactics as their platform."
The MSM will ponder about how stupid this country is, not to listen to them.
That's gonna leave a mark.
Go here:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1592128/posts
How sweet it is!
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