Posted on 05/18/2010 3:15:17 PM PDT by InterceptPoint
There are already a couple of LIVE THREADS covering the overall PA primary election. But I don't see anything out there for the Arkansas, Kentucky and Oregon folks so we are going to post our normal live thread focusing on the Key House Races. In this weeks Primary Elections we see 2 competitive House Races in AR and 9 in PA. Plus there is the Special Election in PA-12 that we have been following. There is nothing looking very competitive to us in OR or KY.
So if you are just interested in how things are going across the board in PA here are the ongoing PA LIVE THREADS"
Primary election gets a slow start (Pennsylvania Primary Thread)
For those of you who have been following the Key House Races here is our list of the competitive races in today's primaries.
District | Dem Primary Winner | R-Seats | Republican Incumbent or Challengers | Links to All State Races | |||
Or Incumbent | Main Challenger | Challenger | Challenger | ||||
AR | 1 | Open D (Berry) | Rick Crawford | Princella Smith | AR | ||
AR | 2 | Open D (Snyder) | Tim Griffin | Scott Wallace | AR | ||
PA | 3 | Kathleen Dahlkemper | Martha Moore | Mike Kelly | Ed Franz | PA | |
PA | 4 | Jason Altmire | Mary Beth Buchanan | Keith Rothfus | PA | ||
PA | 6 | Dem Primary | Incumbent | Jim Gerlach | PA | ||
PA | 7 | Open D (Sestak) | Pat Meehan | PA | |||
PA | 8 | Patrick Murphy | Mike Fitzpatrick | Gloria Carlineo | Ira Hoffman | PA | |
PA | 10 | Chris Carney | Tom Marino | David Madeira | Malcolm Derk | PA | |
PA | 11 | Paul Kanjorski | Lou Barletta | Chris Paige | PA | ||
PA | 12 | Special Election | Timothy Burns | PA | |||
PA | 12 | Open D (Murtha) | Bill Russell | Timothy Burns | PA | ||
PA | 17 | Tim Holden | Frank Ryan | Josh First | Dave Argall | PA |
Lincoln(D)
43.28%
Halter(D)
42.63%
Election results are unofficial and may be incomplete
2010 Preferential Primary Election & Non Partisan Judicial General Election | |
Statewide Results by Contest |
Statewide Totals |
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Counties Reporting: | 27 of 75 - 36% |
Counties Certified: | 0 of 75 - 0% |
Polling Locations Reporting: | 466 of 895 - 52% |
Last Update: | Tue May 18th, 2010 10:22 PM |
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Graph |
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Lieutenant Governor Bill Halter (Democrat) | 46,087 | 42.63% | |||
U.S. Senator Blanche Lambert Lincoln (Democrat) | 46,796 | 43.28% | |||
DC Morrison (Democrat) | 15,234 | 14.09% |
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Organization is a big piece of the primaries and the unions/acorn are well organized.
Pray for America
You can’t get much closer than that!
Let’s use the accurate count that Eternal Vigilance is posting.
At this point, it looks like a run-off situation to me.
Couldn’t agree with you more but the rest of the bunch - you missed McCain and Grahamnesty - didn’t turn his back on the party that gave him so much power and seniority...as I said, I get the sentiments of “good riddance” ...
BUT, if the dude who gets in is a crazy, incoherent, libtard, what does that get you?
And the idiots of PA could deliver him...(I know him from the Navy...)
So, go ahead and have fun...I’m taking a valium....
The more money they spend beating each other up the better!
It’s still within 700 votes.
I’ll wait a bit to post the numbers again, but if anyone wants to check, the numbers are being updated here:
Fox updated....says it’s gonna be a runoff...Bret sobered up.
So who will Morrison endorse?
Highlites of the night have to be Arlen losing and Paul. Not bad.
Pray for America
Yes, indeed! Spend that democrat money fighting each other!
Make the fight low down, expensive and dirty....lol.
Thank you!!!
About 350 votes separate them at the last update.
Best to ask kcvl.
kcvl?
I wonder how soon Gleason will start blaming Bill Russell for Burns loss. Heck, he’s probably somewhere doing it now. Gleason has no one but himself to blame, he wanted a loser and he got just what he wanted.
That spells run-off. (Excellent) LOL.
Looks like a tough district for a republican to win.
Election results are unofficial and may be incomplete
2010 Preferential Primary Election & Non Partisan Judicial General Election | |
Statewide Results by Contest |
Statewide Totals |
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Counties Reporting: | 29 of 75 - 39% |
Counties Certified: | 0 of 75 - 0% |
Polling Locations Reporting: | 490 of 914 - 54% |
Last Update: | Tue May 18th, 2010 10:29 PM |
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Candidate |
Totals |
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Graph |
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Lieutenant Governor Bill Halter (Democrat) | 51,454 | 42.91% | |||
U.S. Senator Blanche Lambert Lincoln (Democrat) | 51,099 | 42.61% | |||
DC Morrison (Democrat) | 17,359 | 14.48% |
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