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The election was rigged in Lisa’s favor, because too many people owe her favors.

Its always about favoritism in Alaska, I know it all too well trying to break through the favoritism in the job market up here.

Anybody moving here has to battle it for years, they won’t just let you succeed on your own anymore, you have to be “unionized”.

I know its hard to criticize my state, but thats the truth and it has awoken a sleeping giant within me.

Alaska has beauty across its broad expanse, buts its very rotten in its core. And I am taking it upon myself to tell as many as possible.

From various sources ovr the past couple of days so take all this with a few grains of salt. Apparently UOCAVA ballots have been counted along with the other absentee ballots throughout this process. Nov. 17 is the last day for any UOCAVA ballots to be recieved in order to be counted.

One thing we’ve never seen as best as I can find is the total number of UOCAVA ballots that were mailed on Sept. 18. They sent over 13,000 UOCAVA ballots in 08 but this year may be smaller since it’s isn’t a Presidential election. Who knows but I wish they would publish the data.

From the Miller Website:

http://joemillerforsenate.com/2010/11/15/miller-still-leads-in-uncontested-ballot-count/

Anchorage, Alaska. November 14, 2010

Tomorrow, approximately 8,800 absentee ballots are due to be counted as well as 1,000 overseas (mostly military) ballots.

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From the Murkowski website:

http://lisamurkowski.com/main/
Nov, 16 @06:16pm

Senator Murkowski will not declare victory until all the overseas ballots are counted. The Alaska Division of
Elections says it will likely count those ballots tomorrow, of which there are likely to be about 300-500.

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From the ADN website on Monday evening:

Only about 600 absentee ballots remain to be counted later this week from military and overseas addresses, according to the Division of Elections.