Best place to watch the election~ hope the web site can keep up~
http://www2.alabamavotes.gov/electionNight/statewideResultsByContest.aspx?ecode=1000915
Votes | Rounded % |
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Jones | Dem | 1,907 | 61 |
Moore | Rep | 1,200 | 38 |
Write-ins | 15 | .05 |
<1% reporting (7 of 2,220 precincts)
Link to Alabama votes.gov
http://www2.alabamavotes.gov/electionNight/statewideResultsByContest.aspx?ecode=1000915
Votes | Rounded % |
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Jones | Dem | 3,254 | 64 |
Moore | Rep | 1,852 | 36 |
Write-ins | 15 | 0.3 |
<1% reporting (7 of 2,220 precincts)
It feels like 2016 again. Too soon to tell. I wouldn’t be shocked if Jones wins. I wouldn’t be shocked if Moore wins. If Moore loses, we’ll refer back to that Trump/Strange rally where he says Moore would have a hard time winning.
Votes | Rounded % |
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Jones | Dem | 6,736 | 63 |
Moore | Rep | 3.814 | 36 |
<1% reporting (14 of 2,220 precincts)
NYT early results
Votes | Rounded % |
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Jones | Dem | 10,387 | 60 |
Moore | Rep | 6,916 | 40 |
<1% reporting (28 of 2,220 precincts)
I would like to think Bannon, Alabama SOS, and R precincts have learned lessons...hold results or tallies back until Dem districts have shown their cards...I’d suspect that is what is going on now.
Votes | Rounded % |
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Jones | Dem | 17,248 | 56 |
Moore | Rep | 13,465 | 44 |
2% reporting (53 of 2,220 precincts)
Votes | Rounded % |
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Jones | Dem | 22,466 | 54 |
Moore | Rep | 19,008 | 45 |
2% reporting (70 of 2,220 precincts)
Votes | Rounded % |
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Jones | Dem | 24,185 | 52 |
Moore | Rep | 21,429 | 47 |
4% reporting (85 of 2,220 precincts)
Votes | Rounded % |
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Jones | Dem | 25,530 | 50 |
Moore | Rep | 24,942 | 49 |
4% reporting (93 of 2,220 precincts)
The numbers so far show an electorate far more radicalized on both sides by county (urban Jones/rural Moore) than the models based on prior elections would indicate. All bets off.
Votes | Rounded % |
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Jones | Dem | 35,776 | 46 |
Moore | Rep | 41,524 | 53 |
5% reporting (121 of 2,220 precincts)
Moore takes the lead.
Moore by at least 6% when it is all said and done. 10% win is not out of the question.
Votes | Rounded % |
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Moore | Rep | 48,091 | 54 |
Jones | Dem | 40,490 | 45 |
8% reporting (177 of 2,220 precincts)
Moore takes the lead.
The New York Times site is extremely accurate. That is the site to pay attention to...currently they have Moore’s probability of winning at 51%. I expect that to stretch into a wider percentage soon. The raw counts mean nothing, the NYT algorithm is terrific at predicting the votes that have come in and those remaining and how they are likely to vote.
This does remind me of last year’s presidential election.
Hillary jumped out to an early lead in swing states and then the rest of the votes came in and you could see the election turning toward Trump.
Votes | Rounded % |
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Moore | Rep | 50,524 | 52 |
Jones | Dem | 44,878 | 46 |
9% reporting (189 of 2,220 precincts)
I love the smell of burnt Democrat campaign cash in the morning.