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finally the stranglehold ends.
Yeah, the democrats will take the House and I couldn't be happier to be wrong!!
Yeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!
finally the stranglehold ends.
The changes are a comin'.
I HATE DEMOCRATS
But i couldn't be happier Bush's is in check
Last edited by Trainwreck2100; 11-07-2006 at 11:37 PM.
As a complete aside that I doubt anyone else will care about, the Texas Court of Appeals for the Thirteenth District, which runs essentially from the Valley up to just south of Houston, is on the verge of having ts first elected Republican ever.
Code:Office: U.S. Senate Precincts Reporting: 2380 of 2443 (97.42%) Registered Voters: 4,555,681 Total Voting: 2,248,377 Voter Turnout: 49.35 % Candidates Party Vote Totals Percentage G F Allen Republican 1,113,013 49.50% J H Webb Jr Democratic 1,108,291 49.29% G G Parker Independent Green 24,850 1.11% Write Ins 2,223 0.10% View Results by District Locality Total: 2,248,377
Code:Precincts Reporting: 2382 of 2443 (97.50%) Registered Voters: 4,555,672 Total Voting: 2,249,531 Voter Turnout: 49.38 % Candidates Party Vote Totals Percentage G F Allen Republican 1,113,586 49.50% J H Webb Jr Democratic 1,108,860 49.29% G G Parker Independent Green 24,860 1.11% Write Ins 2,225 0.10% View Results by District Locality Total: 2,249,531
Coming down to the wire.Code:Office: U.S. Senate Precincts Reporting: 2386 of 2443 (97.67%) Registered Voters: 4,555,672 Total Voting: 2,253,907 Voter Turnout: 49.47 % Candidates Party Vote Totals Percentage G F Allen Republican 1,114,969 49.47% J H Webb Jr Democratic 1,111,806 49.33% G G Parker Independent Green 24,907 1.11% Write Ins 2,225 0.10% View Results by District Locality Total: 2,253,907
Ken Mehlman makes me vomit. He has turned EVERY interview into a pimp stop for his loser candidate, Steele, in Md. Hey Ken, your candidate got a large crossover infusion of Dems in Prince George county and STILL couldn't win. Weak support from your "base", I guess.
WEBB PULLS AHEAD WITH 99% REPORTING. CNN, just now.
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you can say that again...
It's like a shade over 2500 votes. There are three areas left to count, Newport News, traditionally GOP, but a Navy area where Webb may stand him off, and two Demo areas.
holy .
the democrats are going to be one seat short though from what i'm seeing so far, unfortunately.
maybe there is another miracle to be had....
***ducks in***
I'm actually glad the Democrats got the house. In the last few years, Republicans have blurred the lines between church and state even moreso than they usually do and that is something so very Anti-American. I go to church and everything but it's weak to use the church vote the way the Republicans have gone to it recently.
They deserve to lose. And actually, the parties have gotten so close in ideology that it doesn't even really matter anymore. I used to not care about politics. Now it's 99.9% laughable to me.
***ducks out***
An 1,800 vote lead for Webb. 24,000 votes still out there!
VA SEN [99.10% IN]
R- ALLEN 1,139,550 49.43%
D- WEBB 1,137,793 49.36%
That looks like an 1,800 vote lead for Allen.
Oops, Thanks there Kori.
I thought maybe I hadn't done enough math lately
Here's the latest. I'll let someone else figure out who's in the lead this time.
VA SEN [99.18% IN]
R- ALLEN 1,141,753 49.44%
D- WEBB 1,139,885 49.36%
Its weird that the media sites have diffrent numbers. Who is right?!?!?!
Where are you getting this information? I am watching live, and every source I have seen has Webb up by nearly 3,000.
CNN has Webb ahead 1,143,100 to 1,140,900
Fox is giving it to Webb with 100% reporting.
I'd go with the official state numbers until someone calls the state.
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