7:00 PM: Georgia, New Hampshire, S. Carolina, Vermont, Virginia; (LIVE THREAD)

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[conservativeinferno]

Here is the link for SC

http://wistv.com/Global/Link.asp?L=214138

Dems currently hold the Treasurer's office and Superintendent of Education but that will change after tonight.

[AppyPappy]

Rats

[rob in cal]

Looks like Campbell county is providing most of the votes so far. In 2004 Bush took 69% of the vote, now Allen is taking 65%. For what its worth, if Allen is 4% off statewide from Bush in 04, thats right at 50%.

[STARWISE]

POLL CLOSING TIMES: Polls Close In Key MO/TN/VA SEN Races By 8 pm

      Polls close as early as 6 pm EST in parts of IN and KY; all East Coast polls close by 9 pm EST, while some AK polls close as late as 1 am EST. The state-by-state listing of poll closings, all EST (mult):

6:00 pm
IN (Eastern)         KY (Eastern)


7:00 pm
FL (Peninsula)       KY (Western)           VT
GA                   NH (Townships)         VA
IN (Western)         SC

7:30 pm
NC                   OH                     WV

8:00 pm
AL                   MD                     NJ
CT                   MA                     OK
DE                   MI (Most of MI)        PA
FL (Panhandle)       MS                     SD (Eastern)
IL                   MO                     TN
KS                   NH (Cities)            TX (Eastern)
ME

8:30 pm
AR

9:00 pm
AZ                   NE                     SD (Western)
CO                   NM                     TX (Western)
LA                   NY                     WI
MI (Western U.P.)    RI                     WY
MN

10:00 pm

ID (Southern)        NV                    OR (Western)
IA                   ND (Eastern)          UT
MT

11:00 pm
CA                   ID (Panhandle)         OR (Eastern)
HI                   ND (Western)           WA

12:00 am
AK (Mainland)

1:00 am
AK (Western Aleutians)

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I've gone to so many sites, I can't find where I got this .. sorry for no link.

[nina0113]

Richmond.

[SmithL]

We knew this wasn't going to be easy, and we're no where near done.

[Peach]

Thanks for that information, Starwise.

[coder2]

Office: U.S. Senate


Precincts Reporting: 225 of 2443 (9.21%)
Registered Voters: 4,555,850 Total Voting: 166,694 Voter Turnout: 3.66 %
Candidates Party Vote Totals Percentage
J H Webb Jr Democratic 85,562 51.33%
G F Allen Republican 79,205 47.52%
G G Parker Independent Green 1,789 1.07%
Write Ins 138 0.08%
View Results by District Locality Total: 166,694

[BladeLWS]

WTH, is CNN's site or VA's site accurate? Numbers are almost opposite...

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2006/pages/results/senate/

[Moose4]

Suburban Richmond, where I live. I have trouble believing Henrico is going to go heavily Webb, but it might happen. This is a really schizophrenic county; out here west of Richmond is fairly affluent and growing like crazy (and packed with non-voting contract workers from India), but north and east is a little poorer and much more black.

}:-)4

[spectre]

Allen* 85,721 (54%)

Webb* 72,195 (45%)

7% Precincts reporting..

sw

[cardinal4]

One of our crew bases is in Richmond as well as Maintenance. Lot of Union Dems..

[FreedomNeocon]

Oh who knows... with single digits reporting, who the hell cares.

Oh boy.. even David Gregory is reporting the "election level turnout" the whitehouse feels they are getting in VA and MI

[kanawa]

Musta only let him vote once...

Story

[pollywog]

Allen* 85,721 (54%) Webb* 72,195 (45%) 7% Precincts reporting.. sw

????? I just saw the opposite...which is true?

[Moose4]

I can't get into the state website to get details on what Henrico's reporting and what precincts have shown up so far. It's running 53-46 Webb with 5 of 93 reporting.

}:-)4

[msnimje]

First results in Georgia 12 (Held by Dem - possible GOP Pickup)

Burns, Jr. (R) 319
Barrow (D) 305
51.1% 48.9%

[SoftballMominVA]

Yep, I bet the server is pretty overwhelmed right about now.

[fzx12345]

Server seems to have melted down...

[RKBA Democrat]

"Reports from friends at both CBS and ABC say unprecedented huge turnouts in many Republican strongholds, many exceeding 2004.

This unconfirmed, but believed"

I will confirm through limited anecdotal evidence. I live in a red precinct, although I am a Democrat.

According to the poll workers, there was a line when the polls opened at 6:00 am. Very unusual for my precinct. I voted about 20-30 minutes later, and there was a line.

Heavy turnout today.