NATIONAL GOVERNOR/OTHER RESULTS THREAD (LATE RESULTS/POSTMORTEM)

[Dan the Roman]

What the hell is happening in CT? No precincts from Bridgeport (there are 25), only 9 out of 35 from New Haven, only 4 out of 23 from Hartford, none (out of 23) from Stamford, none (out of 14) from Norwalk,  none (out of 17) from Meriden, none (out of 13) from Fairfield, none (out of 7) from Danbury, none (out of 11) from Hamden. Most biggish-cized towns and citiex haven't reported zilch or almost zilch. Greenwich, West Hartford and Waterbury are done reporting, but where are the rest?

Polls were kept open 2 hours late, with a promise that as long as people were in line they could vote. Hence why there are no calls, except for Himes who everyone thinks won.

[ag]

Don't know where this should go, but Prop. 19 is down.

[ag]

What the hell is happening in CT? No precincts from Bridgeport (there are 25), only 9 out of 35 from New Haven, only 4 out of 23 from Hartford, none (out of 23) from Stamford, none (out of 14) from Norwalk,  none (out of 17) from Meriden, none (out of 13) from Fairfield, none (out of 7) from Danbury, none (out of 11) from Hamden. Most biggish-cized towns and citiex haven't reported zilch or almost zilch. Greenwich, West Hartford and Waterbury are done reporting, but where are the rest?

Bridgeport had an issue supposedly running out of ballots and kept some precincts open later in an effort to manufacture Democratic votes. It's disgusting, really.

Bridgeport officials are incompetent and holding polls open only in one part of the state is repugnant.  Keep all open later or none at all.  Treat all voters equally.

Ok, Bridgeport's fine. What about the rest? Also out of ballots, or have they been annexed to Bridgeport?

[JohnnyLongtorso]

WTF? Dayton's been up by 7 for the longest time, now his lead has shrunk to 45-43 for no apparent reason.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Finally, some Hawaii results:

http://hawaii.gov/elections/results/2010/general/files/histatewide.pdf

Abercrombie winning easily.

[Ronnie]

Why did Fox call CT for Malloy?  Foley is ahead and it doesn't seem like Malloy is gaining any ground.

[Smash255]

NY State Senate could be 31-31

Who is winning?

SD-37 in Westchester is 50-50 with 80% in and the Dem leading by about 200 votes.

Avella

[Lunar]

7th district
Craig Johnson (D-incumbent) 50%
Jack Martins (R) 50%
42% precincts reporting, Martins leading by a handful of votes

37th district
Suzi Oppenheimer (D-incumbent) 50%
Bob Cohen (R) 50%
79% precincts reporting, Oppenheimer leads by about 200 votes

40th district
Greg Ball 52%
Mike Kaplowitz 48%
90% precincts reporting

60th District
Antoine Thompson (D-incumbent) 49%
Mark Grisanti (R) 51%
97% precincts reporting

[Lunar]

Schneiderman wins by a larger margin than predicted

[Free Palestine]

I'm so done with California. If I had the money to go to college elsewhere I would just to get out of this crap whole. If they want six more years of nothing from Boxer and the craziness of Brown fine by me. I don't plan on staying in the state when things ultimately get crappier.

I'm planning on leaving CA, as well.

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

Democrats may have picked up one state senate seat in Mass.: Tisei's. This is ridiculous. I think we lost a couple of handfuls of seats in the House, though.

Regardless of losing the races for Governor, Treasurer, and (ugh) Auditor, Republicans still had their best night in Massachusetts since 1990. They did surprisingly well in the State House.

[Lief 🗽]

Dayton's going to lose.

[Smash255]

7th district
Craig Johnson (D-incumbent) 50%
Jack Martins (R) 50%
42% precincts reporting, Martins leading by a handful of votes

37th district
Suzi Oppenheimer (D-incumbent) 50%
Bob Cohen (R) 50%
79% precincts reporting, Oppenheimer leads by about 200 votes

40th district
Greg Ball 52%
Mike Kaplowitz 48%
90% precincts reporting

60th District
Antoine Thompson (D-incumbent) 49%
Mark Grisanti (R) 51%
97% precincts reporting

Nassau County Board of elections slightly ahead of the Times

Johnson is up 51.37-48.61  53.7% in.

[ag]

Why did Fox call CT for Malloy?  Foley is ahead and it doesn't seem like Malloy is gaining any ground.

Because of what I've just noted above: for some reason, almost all big and biggish cities in CT aren't reporting results. Nothing from Bridgeport, nothing from Stamford, peanuts from Hartford and New Haven. Meanwhile, Greenwich has reported it all. Hence, I guess, in what's left it is expected that the Dems get it all.

[Eraserhead]

Schneiderman wins by a larger margin than predicted

Congrats. It looks like you were right about him performing better than DiNapoli.

[Smash255]

Why did Fox call CT for Malloy?  Foley is ahead and it doesn't seem like Malloy is gaining any ground.

Very little Hartford, New Haven, no Bridgeport

[ag]

Democrats may have picked up one state senate seat in Mass.: Tisei's. This is ridiculous. I think we lost a couple of handfuls of seats in the House, though.

Regardless of losing the races for Governor, Treasurer, and (ugh) Auditor, Republicans still had their best night in Massachusetts since 1990. They did surprisingly well in the State House.

Yeah, sure. It seems they may have even, what, doubled their representation. But if that's all they can do in a year like this, they are not performing their role as the opposition. It is a freakin one-party system.

[xavier110]

1st Assembly race in NY is currently decided by one vote, with one precinct left to report..

[cinyc]

7th district
Craig Johnson (D-incumbent) 50%
Jack Martins (R) 50%
42% precincts reporting, Martins leading by a handful of votes

37th district
Suzi Oppenheimer (D-incumbent) 50%
Bob Cohen (R) 50%
79% precincts reporting, Oppenheimer leads by about 200 votes

40th district
Greg Ball 52%
Mike Kaplowitz 48%
90% precincts reporting

60th District
Antoine Thompson (D-incumbent) 49%
Mark Grisanti (R) 51%
97% precincts reporting

Plus 4th District
Brian Foley (D-incumbent) 42%
Lee Zeldin (R)   58%
92% in

[redcommander]

LOL at Fox News referring to Lisa Murkowski as Write-in and not her name.

[Franzl]

Quinn's lead is increasing though.

pretty stable at this point.....about 0.2 or 0.3% ahead. There'll be a recount.

[Tender Branson]

LOL at Fox News referring to Lisa Murkowski as Write-in and not her name.

Jumping to FOX's defense ():

There are other write-ins too and they are counting them together.

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

Yeah, I'm not seeing where she gets the votes. And the fair redistricting referendum isn't nearly 66% of the vote.

.5% gap causes an auto recount, I doubt she can get it that close with 98% reporting.

Oh, and Republicans have veto proof majorities in both houses.

[Smash255]

7th district
Craig Johnson (D-incumbent) 50%
Jack Martins (R) 50%
42% precincts reporting, Martins leading by a handful of votes

37th district
Suzi Oppenheimer (D-incumbent) 50%
Bob Cohen (R) 50%
79% precincts reporting, Oppenheimer leads by about 200 votes

40th district
Greg Ball 52%
Mike Kaplowitz 48%
90% precincts reporting

60th District
Antoine Thompson (D-incumbent) 49%
Mark Grisanti (R) 51%
97% precincts reporting

Plus 4th District
Brian Foley (D-incumbent) 42%
Lee Zeldin (R)   58%
92% in

Foley is in the 3rd.


60th is 50-50 with Thompson ahead though no vote totals given, 99% reporting

Avella-D declared winner over the incumbent Republican Padavan in the 11th

[JohnnyLongtorso]

I thought the referendum in Florida only needed 60%.