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I voted number 290 in District 1 around 4:30 p.m. today. That seems a pretty light turnout to me. I suspect that due to commuting patterns, however, there may be more late voters in this area than in others.

Kilgore still ahead of the downticket candidates!

Candidates Party Vote Totals Percentage
J W Kilgore Republican 236,588 55.65%
T M Kaine Democratic 182,053 42.82%
H R Potts Jr Independent 6,235 1.47%
Write Ins 287 0.07%
Vote Totals: 425,163

Office: Lieutenant Governor

Precincts Reporting: 340 of 2426 (14.01%)
Registered Voters: 4,452,058 Total Voting: 305,442 Voter Turnout: 6.86 %
Candidates Party Vote Totals Percentage
L L Byrne Democratic 155,618 50.95%
W T Bolling Republican 149,167 48.84%
Write Ins 657 0.22%
Vote Totals: 305,442

Office: Attorney General

Precincts Reporting: 299 of 2426 (12.32%)
Registered Voters: 4,452,058 Total Voting: 286,509 Voter Turnout: 6.44 %
Candidates Party Vote Totals Percentage
R C Deeds Democratic 150,715 52.60%
R F McDonnell Republican 135,480 47.29%
Write Ins 314 0.11%
Vote Totals: 286,509

Maybe they're going to the polling site listed on their sample ballot, unaware that placed inside their mailbox TODAY is a notice advising them that their polling site has changed to another, and, upon discovering said notice after they got home, rather than getting off their lazy ass and go to the new site and vote, they've decided to stay home, FReep and drink vodka with cranberry juice.<>

hic!