Posted on 05/16/2006 6:07:07 PM PDT by Amish
Here are two locations with Pa Returns Started:
http://www.pennlive.com/elections/electioncoverage/
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2006/by_state/PA_Page_0516.html?SITE=PAPHQELN&SECTION=POLITICS
One RINO looks like he's getting retired (State Senator Jubelirer) by a good conservative primary challenger. Let's see if that holds.
Anyone have a better site to watch?
No both are going down. I mixed up who was the incumbent.
U.S. House - District 10 - GOP Primary 253 of 543 Precincts Reporting - 46.59% Name Party Votes Pct Sherwood, Don (i) GOP 12,166 56.25 Scott, Kathy GOP 9,462 43.75
U.S. House - District 10 - GOP Primary
253 of 543 Precincts Reporting - 46.59%
Name Party Votes Pct
Sherwood, Don (i) GOP 12,166 56.25
Scott, Kathy GOP 9,462 43.75
U.S. House - District 10 - GOP Primary
286 of 543 Precincts Reporting - 52.67%
Name Party Votes Pct
Sherwood, Don (i) GOP 14,239 56.79
Scott, Kathy GOP 10,833 43.21
WOW! I can't believe Brightbill is out. He's been a fixture in Harrisburg for over two decades.
The PA. voters are REALLY angry about that illegal pay raise.
Yep, this one seems about done for.
It's almost time for some Oregon results!
Jubes has conceded, per GrassrootsPA.com
Two down, one to go...
I think you've confused me with the usurper.
I am the plainest one at FR.
What is the meaning of who wins the GOP governor's race in Oregon? Teagan says the challenger to the dumbest senator in the senate is tight. But I don't think I will stay up for that one. :)
Well at least you still have most of your hair.
State House - District 14 - Dem Primary 26 of 44 Precincts Reporting - 59.09% Name Party Votes Pct Veon, Mike (i) Dem 2,618 58.45 Paisley, Jay Dem 1,861 41.5
Oh, I don't think Hawaii is today. Strike that.
You mean Hawaii, right? That primary isn't until September 23, but it's good to have some sense of what's going on out there. Looks as if the Senate primary will be exciting after all! Depending on how things work out, we might even have a competitive House race for HI-02, if Kawanananakoaa (sp?) wins the GOP nomination and some lesser light wins the Dem nomination.
There is no point in even trying to spell it right, unless you are in the copy and paste mode. :)
As for the Oregon governor's race, Ron Saxton is considered the moderate RINOish contender who was thought to be way ahead as of three weeks ago. But the 2002 nominee Kevin Mannix, who's much more conservative, seems to have been charging up in the home stretch. I guess if the results have any meaning it'll be another round of the moderate v conservative battles in the GOP.
It seems the end game is the same, RINO or read meater. The GOP loses.
Governor
167 of 1,000 Precincts Reporting
Ron Saxton GOP 17,064 45.03%
Kevin Mannix GOP 12,663 33.42%
Jason Atkinson GOP 5,877 15.51%
W. Ames Curtright GOP 1,045 2.76%
Gordon Leitch GOP 442 1.17%
William Spidal GOP 435 1.15%
David Beem GOP 254 .67%
Bob Forthan GOP 113 .30%
That was quick. No more Mannix.
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