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Vote Earley ( and often)
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| 11/05/2001
| By John J. Miller & Ramesh Ponnuru
Posted on 11/05/2001 10:16:14 PM PST by KQQL
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To: Ligeia
Warner not doing as well as hoped... sounds good.
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posted on
11/06/2001 2:56:47 PM PST
by
hchutch
To: hchutch
The polls are closed in Va. State Board of Elections results web site, usually bad, is http://sbe.vipnet.org/index.htm.
To: Ligeia
Do you know why the voter turnout percentages threads were pulled? What did they say? They were bogus, newbie (today), disruptor threads.
"Triumph" was claiming an inside Republican consultant source. I've known most of them for 15+ years, so I asked him to Freepmail me a name:
- first he said it was a person who was a chief of staff to a Senate Committee chair - until I reminded him that the RATS control the Senate.
- then he said "oh, I meant 'former'"
- then he said "he worked for Gingrich" - I was not aware of Gingrich being in the Senate
It went downhill from there. He posted his "source" as the State Board of Elections, then he started another thread.
I pushed the abuse button. I doubt if I was alone.
To: Captain Jack Aubrey
link for you. We should start a new thread.
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posted on
11/06/2001 3:05:10 PM PST
by
Ligeia
When do the polls close in VA?
To: mike2right
I thought that might be it. I'll start a new thread.
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posted on
11/06/2001 3:06:25 PM PST
by
Ligeia
To: Tony in Hawaii
When do the polls close in VA? They're closed. 7:00 p.m. EST
To: Tony in Hawaii
Closed at 7 PM
To: the bottle let me down
It was an Earley sweep in my Henrico household. I voted at 7:00 this morning; my wife this evening. Both times, only Earley campaign workers at the Brookland polls.
To: Ligeia
We got to the polls around 6ish....turnout was light,but here's hoping the real activity was throughout the day.Then again,not much going on here in tiny Colonial Beach.I had to face one of those $%^ Warner signs-as big as the side of a house-right in front of the polling area.But Earley's people were there too,so we were glad to see that.Let's keep our fingers crossed!
To: Ligeia
"I'll start a new thread." Please bump me up when you do...MUD
To: Ligeia
Finished up early for once - very light turnout - very disappointed - over 3,800 active voters in precinct and only 1759 turned out - all the democratics won - Warner 1,002 to Earley 731. The only poll watchers were democrats and they had volunteers manning all three tables (alphabet split into 3 groups) until a little after 2 p.m. and then they had phone banks call those who had not voted yet. Where were the Republicans? I hope the rest of the state has a better turnout and votes Earley.
A caveat - my precinct usually votes democratic - we generally have more democrats than Republicans registered.
To: Dan from Michigan
Yes. Jerry Kilgore won big in the Attorney General's race. I was aware of this before the ballots were counted. I still have my throat intact and I'm free to speak freely.
To: The Federal Farmer
I hope you are happy now, we have a genuine anti-2nd amendmendment socialist for Lt. Gov. thanks to you and the rest of the libertarians. Now, instead of sending busloads of Richmond citizens to million moron marches in DC at taxpayer expense, Komrade Kaine will get VDOT to put up a bunch of cones on I-95 & route all north bound traffic to the march.
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posted on
11/07/2001 1:51:57 AM PST
by
putupon
To: Mudboy Slim
Thanks for the bump. I voted (#4 in my little precinct.) I am bummed, but I guess I'll get over it. The same feeling after Clinton's first election (but not nearly as severe now.)
Well, Thanks for the effort.
We done good in the Delegate races!
Russ
To: Newman
*blap* *blap* *blap* *blap* LOL
To: Ligeia; mike2right; xsmommy
Good morning. Turnout was about 45% in my precinct I worked here in Springfield. 473 votes out of 1055 registered. Earley won 239 - 232. Unfortunately it's a brand new precinct so I had nothing to judge that against. After dropping off the results, I swung by my voting precinct (redistricted-was previously very even). Earley got killed, much to my surprise. I figured he'd be close in that precinct, though I had no idea how the redistricting would come into play.
We gave it a good run, and once again the Post was shown to be a bunch of idiots. No 10-13 point Warner blowout, not that I ever for one second believed that would occur. You'd think the folks on FR would learn, but...
The WJLA poll proved to be very accurate.
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posted on
11/07/2001 5:26:59 AM PST
by
Coop
To: KQQL
I did what I could, and then some. What is this schmuck going to do in a crisis? Atleast we got the House. Oh well, gotta go buy another gun now.
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posted on
11/07/2001 7:24:20 AM PST
by
VA40
To: kinsman redeemer
"I guess I'll get over it." In all candor, I was over it a half-hour after the Election was called for Warner...November '02 Election Season BEGAN IN EARNEST last night, and I can't wait fer payback!!
"We done good in the Delegate races!"
Yep...after four (or less) years of Mark Warner, it may be 16-20 years before the Old Dominion falls fer another DemonRAT Guv'nah!!
FReegards...MUD
To: Mudboy Slim
damnfools elected warner, the scalawag!
the gross stupidity of the electorate never fails to amaze me.
for dixie,sw
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