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

[cinyc]

What is taking Miami-Dade so long?

Do you really need to ask that?  It's like asking what's taking Chicago so long?

AP's tally is behind Miami-Dade's website.  They're at about 25% reporting.  McCollum's lead remains, but there weren't many votes there compared to the early votes.

Scott wins this, in my estimation.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Boyd is down to a 1,500 vote lead, but that's because Gadsden (62-38 Lawson) came in. Judging on what's left, I'd say Boyd holds on.

Racine surges into a 50-vote lead.

[Holmes]

Bad, I don't care too much about Racine.

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

What is taking Miami-Dade so long?

Do you really need to ask that?  It's like asking what's taking Chicago so long?

AP's tally is behind Miami-Dade's website.  They're at about 25% reporting.  McCollum's lead remains, but there weren't many votes there compared to the early votes.

Scott wins this, in my estimation.

How is Rivera doing in FL-25?

[cinyc]

Vermont Gov with 64 precincts in:


We're starting to see a little bit of a pattern, but it's not strong.  Compare, for example, the close Republican VT-AL House Primary:



There's a much more definite pattern there - following county lines and everything.

(Beaudry - Blue - leading 48-39; Mitchell - Green; Stern - Red)

[cinyc]

What is taking Miami-Dade so long?

Do you really need to ask that?  It's like asking what's taking Chicago so long?

AP's tally is behind Miami-Dade's website.  They're at about 25% reporting.  McCollum's lead remains, but there weren't many votes there compared to the early votes.

Scott wins this, in my estimation.

How is Rivera doing in FL-25?

Winning 67-23 with 48/187 Miami-Dade precincts reporting:

http://results.enr.clarityelections.com/FL/Dade/20347/31879/en/summary.html

[cinyc]

Markowitz is back in the lead by 39 votes.

[cinyc]

Miami-Dade's half in on their website.  McCollum might net another 15,000 votes there when all is said and done (and that's being generous).  But he's down by 36,000 votes.  

You do the math.  It adds up to a Scott victory for me.  

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Looks like Boyd will eke out a 52-48 win.

[??????????]

Future billionaire candidates, great do's and don'ts tonight so payh attention

Greene got in to late, Scott has been running longer.

[Lunar]

Future billionaire candidates, great do's and don'ts tonight so payh attention

Greene got in to late, Scott has been running longer.

McCollum was also better funded than Meek too.  Greene was also a lazy campaigner, working a few hours a day

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Future billionaire candidates, great do's and don'ts tonight so payh attention

Greene got in to late, Scott has been running longer.

McCollum was also better funded than Meek too.  Greene was also a lazy campaigner, working a few hours a day

And he was a complete failure of a human being. Don't forget that.

[perdedor]

Hey guys, where are you finding the results? I've been scouring the internet for like 30 minutes and couldn't find any live results, just news articles. Help please.

[homelycooking]

Also, cinyc, where did you get the precinct data for Vermont?

[Thomas D]

Hey guys, where are you finding the results? I've been scouring the internet for like 30 minutes and couldn't find any live results, just news articles. Help please.

Go to the first page of this theread and at the bottom of the first post there are links to result pages.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Hey guys, where are you finding the results? I've been scouring the internet for like 30 minutes and couldn't find any live results, just news articles. Help please.

Look at the first post of this thread.

Also, cinyc, where did you get the precinct data for Vermont?

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2010/by_county/VT_Governor_0824.html?SITE=AP&SECTION=POLITICS

More or less precinct-level, as there are only five localities with more than one precinct.

Oh, and Shumlin pulled ahead now. (WTF Vermont Dems?)

[homelycooking]

Markowitz and Racine are Vermont's Democratic heavy-hitters, I think it would be shocking-and disastrous-if Shumlin wins. He's from the Democratic bastion of Windham County and doesn't have a statewide following. Racine and Markowitz do.

[cinyc]

Markowitz and Racine are Vermont's Democratic heavy-hitters, I think it would be shocking-and disastrous-if Shumlin wins. He's from the Democratic bastion of Windham County and doesn't have a statewide following. Racine and Markowitz do.

Yeah, that's the one definite pattern - Shumlin leading in Windham County (Bratleboro).  Markowitz is doing his best in Bennington County, and Racine in the Burlington Area - though Burlington proper hadn't reported, last I checked.

The Republican House race is a real North-South divide.

JohnnyLongtorso gave you the link.

[Lunar]

Markowitz and Racine are Vermont's Democratic heavy-hitters, I think it would be shocking-and disastrous-if Shumlin wins. He's from the Democratic bastion of Windham County and doesn't have a statewide following. Racine and Markowitz do.

He's served as President pro-tempore and has run statewide before, what do you mean?

[tpfkaw]

Lankford winning 2-1 is a major embarrassment for the Club for Growth, which poured a lot of money into the race.

[cinyc]

With 127/260 in:
Shumlin 7,682 (Yellow)
Markowitz 7,623 (Green)
Racine 7,538 (Red)

(Dunne is in blue; Bartlett in orange (he won Johnson town); Light Gray =tie; Dark Gray=Not Reporting; White=No polls in town)

[JohnnyLongtorso]

And now it's all tied up. Racine in the lead, Markowitz 34 votes behind him, and Shumlin 7 votes behind her.

[Holmes]

Racine and Shumlin tied. Burlington's coming in for Racine.

[Torie]

It looks like Greene is doing well on the panhandle...

haha

Is he going to win all the counties which voted for Edwards in 2008?

There are very few blacks in the Panhandle.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Looks like the hapless Sue Bartlett did win one town: Johnson, by 1 vote over Shumlin.