Posted on 11/07/2006 10:01:57 AM PST by Ernest_at_the_Beach
There is always high turnout in Northern Virginia, I lived there for 20 years. They are highly educated voters with professional jobs that allow them to take their time voting. They are also overwhelmingly Democrats except for a handful of GOP precincts. So it tells me nothing that there is heavy turnout in northern Virginia. I want to know about the turnout in Richmond, Norfolk, and Roanoke.
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oh, okay.
Then it is good news for Allen, if the Roanoke election worker quoted is accurate.
I agree entirely with your assessment. NoVA heavy turnout is not necessarily good for us at all. People close to Webb tell me he has to have a heavy NoVA turnout.
To be completely fair, that is an accurate sentence.
>Nothing sexier than two ugly white guys mud wrestling. <
Hey, quit talking about Corker and Ford like that!
Lando
Well...we have Arnoold out here in Kalifornia...married to the Kennedy Clan...but he was better than the alternative....
I'm in a rural precinct - I was voter 172 in the A - L line at 8:30 this morning. There are ~3200 registered voters in my precinct. In 04 I took off to work the polls, voted first and turnout in the AM was much lighter than this.
Good News!
Wonder how Steele is doing in Maryland?
I have voted in my tiny little precinct in Palmyra, Virginia (Fluvanna County) for years. I have never seen a turnout like this one before. This is our first time with electronic voting machines, but it was going smoothly. IDs were checked at the polling station YAAAAHHH!!!
6 or 7 machines in my precint and line of 5 people ahead of me at 11:50am today in Northern VA. Webb volunteer outside asked my 4 year old if he was voting. I glared at him and told him not to encourage voter fraud.
I think 82% is a low number.
92% of the Washington press corps voted for Bubba in 1992.
My 12 year old daughter and a friend were distributing Repub Sample Ballots at a poll this morning in Richmond, VA. She handed one man a sample ballot and he said "you girls really shouldn't be here, doing this", my daughter said "where should I be, at home, unemployed eating government cheese?" What a girl!!!
AP = Always Pimping
Ronald Reagan is a fine example of a life-long Democrat who turned Republican. I'm sure glad he made the change. He used to say something like, "I didn't leave the Democrat party. The party left me."
Give that girl a Gold Star...
Live in Loudoun County. I voted just now. There were only 2 people in the line ahead of me. Didn't have to wait at all. There was nobody there giving out Democrat Sample Ballots. There was a Republican there though. I voted for Allen, Wolf, and yes to the marriage amendment. I voted No on all the bond issues with the exception of the one for improving the highways.
Thanks for the info....I am pulling for Allen.
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