Illinois Primary Thread

[muon2]

Based on voters at my polling place the turnout is down a bit compared to 2006. However, the surge of D ballots that almost overtook the R count in 2008 are gone. It's back to a 3 to1 R-D split.

[Franzl]

Well, polls are set to close in about half an hour.

Turnout overall is reported to be quite low, possibly lower than in 2006 even.

Downstate turnout is especially low. My home county of Madison is predicting 15% turnout.


We'll see soon enough how things will turn out. I'm still...despite everything, remaining somewhat optimistic about Quinn.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Well, polls are set to close in about half an hour.

Turnout overall is reported to be quite low, possibly lower than in 2006 even.

Downstate turnout is especially low. My home county of Madison is predicting 15% turnout.


We'll see soon enough how things will turn out. I'm still...despite everything, remaining somewhat optimistic about Quinn.

That would be good for Kirk right?

[Franzl]

Well, polls are set to close in about half an hour.

Turnout overall is reported to be quite low, possibly lower than in 2006 even.

Downstate turnout is especially low. My home county of Madison is predicting 15% turnout.


We'll see soon enough how things will turn out. I'm still...despite everything, remaining somewhat optimistic about Quinn.

That would be good for Kirk right?

Yeah don't worry about Kirk, regardless of turnout. I think he'll be close to 70% right now.

[Meeker]

I'm happy to see that our resident State Representative is unopposed both for re-nomination and in the general.

[Phony Moderate]

Guys, we should saviour this day....because there's only about another 8,564 more of these this year.

[Franzl]

And polls are now officially closed.

[Phony Moderate]

....and no votes are in yet.

[Franzl]

with 0% reporting (lol):

Giannoulias 47
Hoffman 29
Jackson 10
Marshall 8
Meister 5

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Kirk 48% Hughes 19%


Just about 200 votes in.

[Phony Moderate]

Hynes, Daniel Dem 113 66%
Quinn, Pat (i) Dem 59 34%

[Franzl]

Kirk 48% Hughes 19%


Just about 200 votes in.

Upset???

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Dillard, Kirk GOP 121 33%
 Brady, Bill GOP 78 21%
 McKenna, Andy GOP 78 21%
 Ryan, Jim GOP 53 14%
 Proft, Dan GOP 25 7%
 Andrzejewski, Adam GOP 16 4%
 Schillerstrom, Bob GOP 1 0%

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Kirk 48% Hughes 19%


Just about 200 votes in.

Upset???

OMG is the ILL GOP finally embracing Sanity.

Lets hope Coulson does as well in ILL-10

[Franzl]

Dillard, Kirk GOP 121 33%
 Brady, Bill GOP 78 21%
 McKenna, Andy GOP 78 21%
 Ryan, Jim GOP 53 14%
 Proft, Dan GOP 25 7%
 Andrzejewski, Adam GOP 16 4%
 Schillerstrom, Bob GOP 1 0%

Let's hope it stays that way. Dillard is a truly sane guy, and would be a perfectly acceptable governor.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

U.S. Senate - 2010 - GOP Primary
1 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 0%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Kirk, Mark GOP 550 57%
 Hughes, Patrick GOP 168 17%
 Thomas, Kathleen GOP 91 9%
 Lowery, Don GOP 67 7%
 Martin, Andy GOP 61 6%
 Arrington, John GOP 28 3%
 

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Governor - Dem Primary
0 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 0%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Quinn, Pat (i) Dem 285 53%
 Hynes, Daniel Dem 257 47%
 


Governor - GOP Primary
0 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 0%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 McKenna, Andy GOP 247 24%
 Dillard, Kirk GOP 237 23%
 Ryan, Jim GOP 189 19%
 Brady, Bill GOP 185 18%
 Proft, Dan GOP 81 8%
 Andrzejewski, Adam GOP 64 6%
 Schillerstrom, Bob GOP 17 2%
 





 

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

U.S. Senate - 2010 - Dem Primary
1 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 0%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Giannoulias, Alexi Dem 216 42%
 Hoffman, David Dem 170 33%
 Jackson, Cheryle Dem 61 12%
 Marshall, Robert Dem 44 9%
 Meister, Jacob Dem 24 5%
 


U.S. Senate - 2010 - GOP Primary
1 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 0%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Kirk, Mark GOP 550 57%
 Hughes, Patrick GOP 168 17%
 Thomas, Kathleen GOP 91 9%
 Lowery, Don GOP 67 7%
 Martin, Andy GOP 61 6%
 Arrington, John GOP 28 3%
 

[Franzl]

We're not really the fastest at counting votes, are we?

[Meeker]

We're not really the fastest at counting votes, are we?

Your elections officials have to make sure the right people are winning before they release the counts.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

U.S. Senate - 2010 - Dem Primary
1247 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 11%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Giannoulias, Alexi Dem 56,342 37%
 Hoffman, David Dem 46,322 30%
 Jackson, Cheryle Dem 40,384 26%
 Marshall, Robert Dem 7,774 5%
 Meister, Jacob Dem 2,212 1%
 


U.S. Senate - 2010 - GOP Primary
1247 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 11%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Kirk, Mark GOP 9,810 60%
 Hughes, Patrick GOP 3,069 19%
 Thomas, Kathleen GOP 1,106 7%
 Martin, Andy GOP 906 6%
 Lowery, Don GOP 900 5%
 Arrington, John GOP 580 4%
 


U.S. Senate - 2010 - Grn Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Jones, LeAlan Grn 0 0
 

[Phony Moderate]

Quinn, Pat (i) Dem 82,820 54%
 Hynes, Daniel Dem 70,871 46%

A quick jump....

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

U.S. House - District 14 - GOP Primary
1 of 578 Precincts Reporting - 0%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Hastert, Ethan GOP 274 54%
 Hultgren, Randy GOP 233 46%
 

[Franzl]

All of that is from Cook County, BTW.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Governor - GOP Primary
1247 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 11%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 McKenna, Andy GOP 4,512 27%
 Ryan, Jim GOP 3,389 20%
 Andrzejewski, Adam GOP 3,388 20%
 Dillard, Kirk GOP 2,755 16%
 Proft, Dan GOP 1,556 9%
 Brady, Bill GOP 1,101 7%
 Schillerstrom, Bob GOP 196 1%
 

Spoke too soon, Franzl