Illinois Primary Thread

[Phony Moderate]

Dillard's lead is now under 1,000 votes....

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Governor - Dem Primary
10667 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 95%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Quinn, Pat (i) Dem 421,151 50%
 Hynes, Daniel Dem 416,634 50%
 


Governor - GOP Primary
10667 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 95%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Dillard, Kirk GOP 144,735 20%
 Brady, Bill GOP 144,100 20%
 McKenna, Andy GOP 137,257 19%
 Ryan, Jim GOP 122,344 17%
 Andrzejewski, Adam GOP 104,600 15%
 Proft, Dan GOP 55,841 8%
 Schillerstrom, Bob GOP 6,902 1%
 

[Lief 🗽]

IL-10 Update: With 99.4% reporting Seals unfortunately leads Hamos by ~700 votes or 1.4% presumably enough to avoid a long, bloody recount that would endanger this hopeful Dem pickup.

[Meeker]

IL-10 Update: With 99.4% reporting Seals unfortunately leads Hamos by ~700 votes or 1.4% presumably enough to avoid a long, bloody recount that would endanger this hopeful Dem pickup.

Yeah, it's pretty unbelievable that we'd let him have another go at it after failing to win in the two most Democratic years in several decades. But Illinois politics rarely make sense.

[Franzl]

God almighty

[Meeker]

The GOP side is definitely within recount territory at this point.

[cinyc]

IL-10 Update: With 99.4% reporting Seals unfortunately leads Hamos by ~700 votes or 1.4% presumably enough to avoid a long, bloody recount that would endanger this hopeful Dem pickup.

The odds of a "bloody" recount in February affecting results in November are slim.   9 months is long enough to have a baby.  It should be more than enough time to heal any wounds caused by a recount - if it doesn't, the party has much bigger problems that will cause a landslide against it.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Governor - Dem Primary
10764 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 96%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Quinn, Pat (i) Dem 424,975 50%
 Hynes, Daniel Dem 419,868 50%
 


Governor - GOP Primary
10687 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 95%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Dillard, Kirk GOP 145,100 20%
 Brady, Bill GOP 144,196 20%
 McKenna, Andy GOP 137,739 19%
 Ryan, Jim GOP 122,763 17%
 Andrzejewski, Adam GOP 105,022 15%
 Proft, Dan GOP 56,039 8%
 Schillerstrom, Bob GOP 6,921 1%
 

[Lief 🗽]

IL-10 Update: With 99.4% reporting Seals unfortunately leads Hamos by ~700 votes or 1.4% presumably enough to avoid a long, bloody recount that would endanger this hopeful Dem pickup.

The odds of a "bloody" recount in February affecting results in November are slim.   9 months is long enough to have a baby.  It should be more than enough time to heal any wounds caused by a recount - if it doesn't, the party has much bigger problems that will cause a landslide against it.

Fair point. It's hard to believe that there'll be nine months between this election and the general.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Governor - Dem Primary
10799 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 96%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Quinn, Pat (i) Dem 426,735 50%
 Hynes, Daniel Dem 421,581 50%
 


Governor - GOP Primary
10702 of 11215 Precincts Reporting - 95%
 Name Party Votes Vote %
 Dillard, Kirk GOP 145,219 20%
 Brady, Bill GOP 144,240 20%
 McKenna, Andy GOP 137,895 19%
 Ryan, Jim GOP 122,872 17%
 Andrzejewski, Adam GOP 105,101 15%
 Proft, Dan GOP 56,079 8%
 Schillerstrom, Bob GOP 6,924 1%
 

[Meeker]

Brady back in the lead by 1,300

[Phony Moderate]

I think Quinn probably has it won.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Brady, Bill GOP 149,985 20%
 Dillard, Kirk GOP 148,720 20%
 McKenna, Andy GOP 139,087 19%
 Ryan, Jim GOP 124,169 17%
 Andrzejewski, Adam GOP 106,601 15%
 Proft, Dan GOP 56,799 8%
 Schillerstrom, Bob GOP 7,007 1%

[Sam Spade]

Thanks ill ind, for the knowledge that Brady's home area was still out.  It might well make the difference here.

[ill ind]

That 22 precincts in McLean County still out are looming mighty big right now.  Brady is running at 62% there.

ill_Ind

[Ronnie]

Aw, I wanted Coulson (IL-10) to win the primary.

Does Dold have any chance at beating the Democrat in November?

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

Is there any site that does the results by county so we could make a map real quick?

[Lief 🗽]

Is there any site that does the results by county so we could make a map real quick?

http://www.politico.com/2010/maps/#/IL or http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2010/by_county/IL_Page_0202.html?SITE=AP&SECTION=POLITICS

[Sam Spade]

Aw, I wanted Coulson (IL-10) to win the primary.

Does Dold have any chance at beating the Democrat in November?

You wouldn't have wanted Coulson if she didn't care enough about the primary to take it seriously.  In that case, anyone is better, and in this environment, who knows...

[ill ind]

Of the 298 precincts out in Cook, 184 are in CDs 1,2, and 7 which are the majority African American Districts.  Don't expect too many GOP votes out of those.

Ill Ind

[ill ind]

Brady now up 2044

Ill Ind

[cinyc]

That 22 precincts in McLean County still out are looming mighty big right now.  Brady is running at 62% there.

ill_Ind

Assuming the AP count is equivalent to what the McLean County elections officials are reporting, whatever's out in McLean County has to be in Bloomington.  The rest of the county is all in.

[Meeker]

Looks like Brady's got this

[Franzl]

It's Quinn vs. Brady.

[ill ind]

Brady up 2164.  All of McLean County in

Ill_Ind