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Fletcher will win. I am calling the race. Jefferson County is all almost all counted, and Chandler barely carried it. Chandler is also not generating much of a pad in alpine mining slum areas like Harlan County.

I am calling the race.

Well, OK then! I guess I can go to bed.

(Actually, I agree with you.) :)

Yep, it's looks that way...... 50% reporting now......

GOVERNOR & LT. GOVERNOR STATEWIDE Unofficial Election Results as of Tue Nov 04 19:18:36 EST 2003
Voters			Counties			Precincts
Total Registered	Total Voted	%	Total	Total Reporting	Total Completed	Total	Total Complete	%
2,705,453	547,916	20.3%	120	73	38	3,472	1,738	50.1%

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Candidate	Party	Votes	Overall %
Fletcher & Pence	R	283,808	51.8%
Chandler & Owen	D	264,108	48.2%

Fletcher will win. I am calling the race. Jefferson County is all almost all counted,

Goodness, do the polls in KY close before the banks and govt offices do?

Counties Reporting Status
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Counties Completed

Anderson	Bath	Boone	Bourbon	Boyle	Breathitt	Bullitt
Carroll	Carter	Clark	Elliott	Fleming	Franklin	Gallatin
Harlan	Harrison	Jackson	Lee	Leslie	Lewis	McCreary
Magoffin	Marion	Martin	Mason	Menifee	Montgomery	Morgan
Nelson	Nicholas	Owen	Owsley	Perry	Powell	Robertson
Rockcastle	Rowan	Shelby	Spencer	Washington	Whitley	Wolfe
Woodford

Counties In Progress

Allen	Ballard	Bell	Butler	Calloway	Campbell	Casey
Clay	Crittenden	Daviess	Fayette	Floyd	Grant	Grayson
Greenup	Hart	Jefferson	Knott	Knox	Lawrence	Letcher
Livingston	Logan	McCracken	McLean	Marshall	Muhlenberg	Ohio
Oldham	Pike	Warren	Wayne	Webster

Counties Not Started

Adair	Barren	Boyd	Bracken	Breckinridge	Caldwell	Carlisle
Christian	Clinton	Cumberland	Edmonson	Estill	Fulton	Garrard
Graves	Green	Hancock	Hardin	Henderson	Henry	Hickman
Hopkins	Jessamine	Johnson	Kenton	Larue	Laurel	Lincoln
Lyon	Madison	Meade	Mercer	Metcalfe	Monroe	Pendleton
Pulaski	Russell	Scott	Simpson	Taylor	Todd	Trigg
Trimble	Union