2010 Primaries Thread (It's all over now, baby blue)

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

With 5% reporting, Lamontagne leads 53-32. Interesting.

Its mostly from Lamontagne's hometown and suburb of that. The two places not are Dixville Notch (went to Bender, none to be weird), and Pittsfield (went to Ayotte by 2).

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With 5% reporting, Lamontagne leads 53-32. Interesting.

Its mostly from Lamontagne's hometown and suburb of that. The two places not are Dixville Notch (went to Bender, none to be weird), and Pittsfield (went to Ayotte by 2).

To be fair, 7 people voted in Dixville. Not that wierd.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

With 5% reporting, Lamontagne leads 53-32. Interesting.

Its mostly from Lamontagne's hometown and suburb of that. The two places not are Dixville Notch (went to Bender, none to be weird), and Pittsfield (went to Ayotte by 2).

To be fair, 7 people voted in Dixville. Not that wierd.

It should have been "known". lol

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Another Manchestor Suburb, Auburn LaMontange 50-32.

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I've got an MSNBC stream on and i've just noticed something.

Why do Democrats adamently call John Boehner "Mr. Boehner" while reeling off their talking points, or is that just me? Does "Mr. Boehner" make him seem more out of touch or something? I noticed it during the Obama economy speech the other day too.

I also notice, Mitch McConnell gets "Mitch McConnell", not "Mr. McConnell".

[cinyc]

The other towns that have reported so far are Candia (46-37 Frenchy-French) and Pittsfield (42-40 Ayotte). Where the hell is cinyc when you need a map of a New England state?

Working on the mapset.  I thought I'd have until after 8 - but some of NH reported early.

With only 15 precincts in, here's my first map - naturally, it's very grey:


Note: I still need to check for errors. 

Hopefully, we'll get Delaware results by Rep District.  I have no idea what the Delaware website will acutually give us.  That's how they report after election day.

[Verily]

With 5% reporting, Lamontagne leads 53-32. Interesting.

Its mostly from Lamontagne's hometown and suburb of that. The two places not are Dixville Notch (went to Bender, none to be weird), and Pittsfield (went to Ayotte by 2).

Candia is not a suburb, unless you think the below map shows a suburb. It is near Manchester, though.

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Candia,+NH&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=31.977057,77.607422&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Candia,+Rockingham,+New+Hampshire&ll=43.089451,-71.27655&spn=0.057541,0.151577&z=13&iwloc=A

[Iosif]

I've got an MSNBC stream on and i've just noticed something.

Why do Democrats adamently call John Boehner "Mr. Boehner" while reeling off their talking points, or is that just me? Does "Mr. Boehner" make him seem more out of touch or something? I noticed it during the Obama economy speech the other day too.

I also notice, Mitch McConnell gets "Mitch McConnell", not "Mr. McConnell".

Link us up to the stream please.

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I've got an MSNBC stream on and i've just noticed something.

Why do Democrats adamently call John Boehner "Mr. Boehner" while reeling off their talking points, or is that just me? Does "Mr. Boehner" make him seem more out of touch or something? I noticed it during the Obama economy speech the other day too.

I also notice, Mitch McConnell gets "Mitch McConnell", not "Mr. McConnell".

Link us up to the stream please.

http://www.epctv.com/channels/MSNBC-Online-Watch-4744.htm

[Eraserhead]

I've got an MSNBC stream on and i've just noticed something.

Why do Democrats adamently call John Boehner "Mr. Boehner" while reeling off their talking points, or is that just me? Does "Mr. Boehner" make him seem more out of touch or something? I noticed it during the Obama economy speech the other day too.

For the record, I've always called him John Boner.

[Meeker]

Very early Massachusetts numbers starting to trickle in.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

2 precincts in from Delaware, 57-43 O'Donnell. Not sure where they're from.

Hopefully, we'll get Delaware results by Rep District.  I have no idea what the Delaware website will acutually give us.  That's how they report after election day.

http://elections.delaware.gov/results/html/stwres.shtml

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Up to 8 precincts in from Delaware, now 59-41 O'Donnell.

[Phony Moderate]

lol

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

YOU GO GIRL!

[Eraserhead]

Castle better hope those are from Sussex.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

14/325, O'Donnell up 56-44. Judging by the sheriff's race, 7 of those precincts are from New Castle County.

Edit: 25 in, O'Donnell 52-48, 14 from NCC.

[redcommander]

Castle better hope those are from Sussex.

If those are from New Castle he is screwed.

[Phony Moderate]

14/325, O'Donnell up 56-44. Judging by the sheriff's race, 7 of those precincts are from New Castle County.

So can we call this?

[Thomas D]

Up to 8 precincts in from Delaware, now 59-41 O'Donnell.

Nice. As long as she wins by one vote I'll be happy.

[Iosif]

The Delaware election page is hard to read.

[Thomas D]

14/325, O'Donnell up 56-44. Judging by the sheriff's race, 7 of those precincts are from New Castle County.

So can we call this?

Let's see where we are at the top of the hour.

[Marokai Backbeat]

The Delaware election page is hard to read.

Incredibly so.

[Eraserhead]

Castle needs to be stomping her in New Castle. She'll probably destroy him in the other two.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Well, I really feel sorry, personally for Mike, if it all comes to be truth. A long and distinguished career may end s**ty way.

But, there are partisian reasons. I'd LOVE to be able to say very soon "hello to Senator-elect Coons".

Thus, go girl!