Posted on 11/07/2006 5:04:31 PM PST by Dog
Please Mods can we have one central Live thread ...its tough jumping from thread to thread to get results.
Chocola also closed the gap by a few...he has a long way to go, though.
And Brown is an UberLiberal
I'm not seeing a thing about Maryland. Did they close later than Virginia?
Fox calls for Casey......damn
Santorum lost!
MI is a Democratic seat.
Office: U.S. Senate
Precincts Reporting: 1283 of 2443 (52.52%)
Registered Voters: 4,555,812 Total Voting: 1,146,792 Voter Turnout: 25.17 %
Candidates Party Vote Totals Percentage
G F Allen Republican 583,153 50.85%
J H Webb Jr Democratic 549,673 47.93%
G G Parker Independent Green 12,825 1.12%
Write Ins 1,141 0.10%
View Results by District Locality Total: 1,146,792
- By way of reference, the winning candidate in the Governor election there last year and the loser each got around a million votes.
Yes - CT got a Republican governor. She was Rowland's Lt. Gov. (He went to jail)
South Carolina had a gay marriage amendment too and I'm certain the majority are opposed to gay marriage.
FNC: Casey beats Santorum; they don't say the percentage of prescints reporting.
FOX calls for Casey.
I have never understood that.
Thank you.
Fox just called PA for Casey....this is a sad day :(!
Huh??????
I cannot believe Casey won over Santorum. I am really sad about this.
if Corker loses, then the prediction about the polls being skewed that many freepers make - will be right - they will have shown themselves SKEWED TO THE REPUBLICAN.
CNN calling NJ for Menendez? Returns show Kean up 51-48...
Fox News now projecting Santorum will lose.
Fox just called for Casey.
I'm SICK.
I wonder about calling it for menendez,,,not enough votes in, race is close
NJ is such a blue state that one always had to wonder whether Kean really had a chance.
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