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 |
Speaking of money, looks like the AZ 1% sales tax increase is going through... It was for the chilllldren. Sigh...
Oh well, maybe some of the leftover illegals can help pay to support the state.
As I suspected, the votes were screwed up; they ran all of the totals together in one election, instead of two separate votes. FU, Gleason!
Oh yes, for the chillllldren. Well, not for illegal alien children anymore. What is your current rate of sales tax?
Like you say, he's probably already started and from the way Burns was selected it looks like Gleason wanted a loser. It's time the PA GOP wized up and kicked Gleason out the door, the RATS would love to have him.
Sure, but it just depends on who the Republican is.
Burns never served in the military, that probably cost him 10,000 votes.
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: | 32 of 75 - 43% |
Counties Certified: | 0 of 75 - 0% |
Polling Locations Reporting: | 581 of 1005 - 58% |
Last Update: | Tue May 18th, 2010 10:32 PM |
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Lieutenant Governor Bill Halter (Democrat) | 62,267 | 42.57% | |||
U.S. Senator Blanche Lambert Lincoln (Democrat) | 62,438 | 42.69% | |||
DC Morrison (Democrat) | 21,548 | 14.73% |
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So sorry to see this.....
Gleason should have never been made GOP chairman. Remembering 2006 now and the anger toward him and the party. When in the heck do y'all change chairmanship?
I’ll second that!!!
“What is your current rate of sales tax?”
Right now it is 8.1%, soon to be 9.1% for three years after which it will be automatically repealed.
You’re a little late.
Snarlin has already lost...LOL.
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You’re a little late.
Snarlin has already lost...LOL.
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Doesn’t look like it’s going to change.
Even split of the democrat vote.
Yikes. It’s already too high. Thankfully, you’ll have it rolled back in 3 years.
Exactly! I have known them all my life. Their idea of poor and mine are not exactly the same thing. If I need to fly somewhere I buy a plane ticket, they call NetJets.
Hiya, Justa. Should have pinged you. For sure Gleason has to go if the PA GOP ever is going to make some appreciable gains. Politically he’s no different than Murtha, it’s having the power to pad your pockets or ego.
Well, that’s true. The percentages still seem to be see-sawing back and forth. Looks to me like the big counties came in first and now it’s the smaller ones. Can’t say for sure but one would think that would be to the advantage of the challenger. I guess we’ll see pretty soon.
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