Louisiana Election Turnout Thread- Here come the results

C-SPAN ^ | Dec. 6, 2002 | Brian Lamme

[ewing]

Tell us how crowded/not crowded it was when you went to vote!

Did you see voter fraud and what is the talk about exit polling and the possible outcome?

[WFTR]

I figured 1% for write-ins.

There are no write-ins. The whole point of our system is that the last race is between only two candidates.

[laconic]

I remember a few years ago, while watching a CBC broadcast on the Canadian parliamentary elections, that they referred to the member districts in Canada as "ridings".

[mlbford2]

I was just kidding.

[KQQL]

HUH????what are you talking about........?

you must be a DU RAT !

[zencycler]

I was 10 years old before I found out who won the 2002 Senate race in Louisiana.

[Mr. Mulliner]

I just read on one of those DU posts that the Green Party wants Cynthia McKinney as their 2004 candidate. That MUST be a freeper in drag posting that, don't you think?

Here's another one just for fun. (Sorry JR, I couldn't resist.)

In 2000: voter fraud, ballot tampering and disenfranchisement SCOTUS stopping the recount.

In 2002: Repuke computers. No EXIT POLLS. And, once again, voter disenfranchisement.

And not a word from our elected officials.

We may not even get an election in 2004; I think that the rate things are going, it's 50/50 at best.

[Canadian Outrage]

Well you just taught me something. Sounds reasonable to me also.

[Kahuna]

they didn't want to FU the left coast...other results would have been shouted big time. Sorry, but they don't fool us anymore.

Fool me once............da, da

[jla]

Sorry for the ignorance -- I'm in Jersey!! -- but who is the good guy in the house race?

Suzanne Terrell. And I will be very happy when she joins our United States Senate.

[Fury]

I remember a few years ago, while watching a CBC broadcast on the Canadian parliamentary elections, that they referred to the member districts in Canada as "ridings".

This is the context in which I have heard (and read of) the term...

[KQQL]

18 minutes

[VRWC_minion]

I was 10 years old before I found out who won the 2002 Senate race in Louisiana.

Reminds me of a phrase with sexual connotations we used to say when a kid, I was "eight" before I was seven.

[Bogey78O]

Speaking of which where's Parsifal?

[woofie]

Lol

[stands2reason]

Typed from my Webster's 9th New Collegiate: Riding [ME-redying or trithing, alter. of (assumed) OE thriding, from ON thrithjungr third part, etc.] (1514) 1: one of three administrative jurisdictions into which Yorkshire, England was formerly divided 2: an administrative jurisdiction or electoral district in a British dominion (as Canada)

[The Citizen Soldier]

Sampling from Democrat Underground

Mr_SmokesTooMuch (3301 posts) Dec-07-02, 07:03 PM (ET) Reply to post #7 14. I think thats RW media propaganda I don't have a "link" and I can't "prove it" but I have no doubt that repukes stole this last election just as surely as Gore won the Presidency in 2000.

Translation = Please don't confuse me with any facts, I enjoy basking in ignorance, spouting blather.

[TLBSHOW]

At a liberal site during the election I told the left the only thing they were running as was the internet Grammer party!

[KQQL]

I know I know.......

[KriegerGeist]

Then in SD there would be 1,000+ Dem votes after 99.9 per cent of the precincts report in and Thune in the lead by 500 votes.

[Bogey78O]

Fletcher. ALexander is the Dem.

Terrell is the Senator we want.