Posted on 06/22/2010 4:16:58 PM PDT by Amish
State Returns from SC (polls close at 7pm EST):
http://www.enr-scvotes.org/SC/16213/28352/en/summary.html
From NC (polls close at 730 EST)
http://results.enr.clarityelections.com/NC/17242/28326/en/summary.html
For Utah (Polls Close 10pmEST)
http://electionresults.utah.gov/xmlData/300010.html
If anyone has better links, please share them.
GO Haley, Scott, and Lee!
Who is J. Duncan? WHat is his first name and what kind of candidate is he?
Jeff Duncan.
http://www.jeffduncan.com/
With 24% in the margin continues to narrow:
Lee is 50.97% 28,711
Bridgewater is 49.03% 27,623
(Sen. Bennett endorse Bridgewater, which is enough reason for me to be for Lee)
Half the votes in, Lee still leads...
Precincts Reporting Totals 2136 50.42% 1077
Mike Lee (Rep) Tim Bridgewater (Rep)
51.17% 51,003 48.83% 48,680
The bad news is most of the precincts have yet to be reported in SL County (and Utah Co.), only 250 out of 850.
I’m thinking Lee will get this one. Most of the counties with votes outstanding have Lee leading, either by a little or a lot. The X Factor is Salt Lake County, where Lee is up by a hair, but that’s a big county and I don’t know if Bridgewater precincts are still out. Good news is that Lee is leading in heavily populated Utah County.
With 1/3rd in, Jim Matheson is crushing his far-left Dem challenger (whom I was hoping would win, as she’d be easier to beat in November).
Jim Matheson (Dem) Claudia Wright (Dem)
67.73% 9,949 32.27% 4,741
I’m hoping that the Salt Lake County voters are strong conservatives. In a primary, that’s possible.
Unless he performs better in the rest of Utah County, Bridgewater will have to win Salt Lake by a 3-4,000 in order to win, imo, given that pretty much everything else out is Dixie and Lee has been outperforming down there.
Unless he performs better in the rest of Utah County, Bridgewater will have to win Salt Lake by a 3-4,000 in order to win, imo, given that pretty much everything else out is Dixie and Lee has been outperforming down there.
306 out of 850 precincts in in SL County, Bridgewater leads there now by a whopping 29 votes. Lee is now leading by nearly 3% statewide.
Right now Bridgewater has a lead in SLC of 29 votes. He’ll need a big boost in what’s left to catch up.
With 60% of the precincts reporting, Mike Lee still has a 51.5% to 48.5% lead. I’m still hopeful.
I’ve been wrong before, but I’d be pretty close to calling this one based on what I’m seeing from Salt Lake (i.e. not enough). Probably at about 85%-90% certainty at this point.
I just heard on Facebook from someone there that it’s over and LEE WON!!!
I don’t know if he won yet, but he’s still ahead by 3 points with 68% or the precincts reporting.
http://electionresults.utah.gov/xmlData/300010.html
SLC is now 47% in and Bridgewater is only up 499 votes. I can’t imagine he’ll catch up in what’s outstanding.
I trust this person reporting to KNOW! They’ve been closely involved in the campaign.
I just made this map in a hurry. The counties in blue are the ones Lee is ahead or has won, the blank ones are the ones where Bridgewater is ahead.
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