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Tuesday, November 5, 2002
Posted on 11/05/2002 3:50:09 PM PST by TroutStalker
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To: AdA$tra
With 332 out of 4425 precents in Missouri as of 8:15pm
Talent has 50.5%
Widder Carnahan has 48.3
Accordint to SOS in MO
Regards
alfa6 ;>}
61
posted on
11/05/2002 6:18:09 PM PST
by
alfa6
To: alfa6
Bad Netscape Bad
Sorry about that, I guess the stop button don't stop
Regards
alfa6 ;>}
62
posted on
11/05/2002 6:21:05 PM PST
by
alfa6
To: alfa6
Fox is reporting that the black vote all across the south is down from 2000. That's gotta be burning the RATs. They maxed out last election, with nowhere to go but down.
To: AdA$tra
Our state races aren't looking that great, but nationally things are looking pretty good. I'll settle for control of Congress.
To: TroutStalker
That should be good news for the Pubbies
Regards
alfa6 ;>}
65
posted on
11/05/2002 6:27:44 PM PST
by
alfa6
To: TroutStalker; AdA$tra
Please interject when appropriate. You know that I have never shied from interjecting - even when INappropriate. That being said, I will tell you and Ad A$tra and everyone else a tale of Kansas. In another life, I had a job where I talked to people all over the country, especially in large cities. One day, some guys in NY City were working on the NY Times crossword puzzle and they called our desk because they could not figure out the clue: state motto of Kansas. The other guy said fsf will know, asked me, and I immediately shot back, "To the stars through difficulty"! I am a font of useless, but interesting, knowledge. Yours in humility, fsf. :o)
To: All
http://cjonline.com/decision2002/generalelection/ksnt_framing/ksnt_statewide.shtml
![governor](http://cjonline.com/decision2002/images/200_governor.gif)
Kathleen Sebelius, D |
122,969 |
55% |
Tim Shallenburger, R |
97,190 |
43% |
Ted Pettibone, RP |
1,817 |
1% |
Dennis Hawver, L |
2,015 |
1% |
8:33 p.m. -- 611 of 3369 precincts |
![attorney general](http://cjonline.com/decision2002/images/200_attorney_general.gif)
Chris Biggs, D |
69,175 |
52% |
Phill Kline, R |
62,722 |
48% |
8:16 p.m. -- 316 of 3369 precincts |
![secretary of state](http://cjonline.com/decision2002/images/200_secofstate.gif)
David Haley, D |
46,910 |
36% |
Ron Thornburgh, R |
79,348 |
62% |
Charles St. George, RP |
2,532 |
2% |
8:16 p.m. -- 316 of 3369 precincts |
![state treasurer](http://cjonline.com/decision2002/images/200_statetreasurer.gif)
Sally Finney, D |
58,977 |
46% |
Lynn Jenkins, R |
69,712 |
54% |
8:17 p.m. -- 316 of 3369 precincts |
![insurance commissioner](http://cjonline.com/decision2002/images/200_insurancecomm.gif)
Jim Garner, D |
55,953 |
44% |
Sandy Praeger, R |
71,409 |
56% |
8:18 p.m. -- 316 of 3369 precincts |
![governor](http://cjonline.com/decision2002/images/200_us_congress.gif)
U.S. Senate |
Pat Roberts, R |
75,461 |
80% |
George Cook, RP |
11,635 |
12% |
Steven Rosile, L |
7,640 |
8% |
8:26 p.m. -- 198 of 3,369 precincts |
U.S. House District 1 |
Jerry Moran, R |
17,257 |
89% |
Jack Warner, L |
2,091 |
11% |
8:26 p.m. -- 54 of 1,357 precincts |
U.S. House District 2 |
Dan Lykins, D |
3,149 |
40% |
Jim Ryun, R |
4,477 |
57% |
Art Clack, L |
208 |
3% |
8:26 p.m. -- 32 of 812 precincts |
U.S. House District 3 |
Dennis Moore, D |
38,624 |
52% |
Adam Taff, R |
34,328 |
46% |
Dawn Bly, RP |
1,343 |
2% |
Douglas Martin, L |
349 |
1% |
8:26 p.m. -- 112 of 600 precincts |
U.S. House District 4 |
Carlos Nolla, D |
00,000 |
0% |
Todd Tiahrt, R |
00,000 |
0% |
Maike Warren, L |
0 |
0% |
7:36 p.m. -- 0 of 600 precincts |
|
To: CodeWeasel
"I learn something new every day around here . . ."
So do we. That is why we are here every day.
Welcome to FR, glad you could join us.
To: alfa6; barker
We are all interested in the Talent/WidderWoman race, so let's invite barker into the discussion. fsf
To: RAT Patrol
Just remember Kansas always counts the urban/liberal votes first. The good guys always come from behind as the heart and soul of the Wheat State are counted.
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posted on
11/05/2002 6:49:38 PM PST
by
AdA$tra
To: Free State Four
with about 22% of precints reporting @ 8:55
Talent = 48.9%
Widder = 49.7%
Drat
alfa6 ;>}
71
posted on
11/05/2002 6:52:32 PM PST
by
alfa6
To: Free State Four
You know that I have never shied from interjecting ...
I am sure shyness has its place, but I have never seen it.
I am often asked if I took my nickname from the Indian on the dome. I have actually used it since the bronze monolith was just a gleam in his sculpter's eye.
72
posted on
11/05/2002 6:57:54 PM PST
by
AdA$tra
To: AdA$tra
I'm hoping Western Kansas doesn't let us down. Eastern Kansas sure did!
73
posted on
11/05/2002 6:59:26 PM PST
by
axel f
To: alfa6
I heard on Fox that Talent did well in several St.Louis precincts that are usually the RATs. With their votes counted early, that means it is the outstate areas that will be coming in next. Should be more conservative.
To: axel f
On the local NBC station, they said Shallenburger was leading by 7 points!
To: AdA$tra
Dashhole is on NBC now looking shell shocked. Not a single smile.
To: TroutStalker
I heard that too, but I wonder if they goofed up and meant Sebelius is leading by 7%.
To: axel f
CBS is calling it for Sebelius.
78
posted on
11/05/2002 7:06:07 PM PST
by
AdA$tra
To: TroutStalker
As you have probably figured out I have been watching the MO SOS web site. I sure hope FOX is right, Talent will need a big push from outstate to counteract the "vote" from St. Louis City.
as of 9:05 49.3% to 49.3%
Regard
alfa6 ;>}
79
posted on
11/05/2002 7:07:01 PM PST
by
alfa6
To: RAT Patrol; alfa6
I think the reported screwed up, and reversed the numbers.
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