KY, MS etc. Results Thread

[Lisa's voting Biden]

1.3% MS in - Reeves leading by 4.4%

94.5% of KY in - Beshear ahead by 0.8%

[adma]

One potentially interesting result to wait on in eastern Kentucky: Rowan County is the only eastern Kentucky county not reporting anything yet. It was by far Clinton's best county in eastern Kentucky in 2016; she held on to 37% of the vote there. But it's not typically especially Democratic, voting for Conway only narrowly over Bevin, 49-46, in 2015.

Edit: It's also the home of the infamous Kim Davis.

I asked about this before, and given what we are seeing now, Beshear will definitely win Rowan.

I'm sure he wins Rowan; it's more of a question of whether it will continue its 2016 pattern of being the strongest Dem county in eastern Kentucky or will it fall back in line with historical patterns. I'm not sure at all why Clinton did so much better (/less badly) there than elsewhere in eastern Kentucky.

Edit: And it's in, Beshear wins 58% so less than Elliott but still solidly Democratic.

Rowan's a college county, right?

[BP🌹]

Okay. Now I am starting to worry that Bevin could pull ahead.

[DeSantis4Prez]

If Governor-elect Andrew Beshear wins re-election in 2023, I want him to run against Sen. Mitch McConnell in 2026 -this is assuming that the old turtle runs for re-election after next year.  

I think 2020 is Mitch's last hoorah

You don't think he's going to pull a Strom Thurmond or a Robert Byrd?

He might. But god, I hope not.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Any info on ballot measure results?

[Gracile]

Bevin is inching up slightly.

[nerd73]

If Governor-elect Andrew Beshear wins re-election in 2023, I want him to run against Sen. Mitch McConnell in 2026 -this is assuming that the old turtle runs for re-election after next year.  

I think 2020 is Mitch's last hoorah

You don't think he's going to pull a Strom Thurmond or a Robert Byrd?

There are turtles that have lived to be over 150 years old.

[Bidenworth2020]

Rowan is reporting wrong on CNN. When corrected, he will net 3.6k votes.

[JG]

This is getting scary.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

WULFRIC PROJECTION: REPUBLICAN ADAMS PICKS UP KY SOS FOR THE GOP

[Tintrlvr]

One potentially interesting result to wait on in eastern Kentucky: Rowan County is the only eastern Kentucky county not reporting anything yet. It was by far Clinton's best county in eastern Kentucky in 2016; she held on to 37% of the vote there. But it's not typically especially Democratic, voting for Conway only narrowly over Bevin, 49-46, in 2015.

Edit: It's also the home of the infamous Kim Davis.

I asked about this before, and given what we are seeing now, Beshear will definitely win Rowan.

I'm sure he wins Rowan; it's more of a question of whether it will continue its 2016 pattern of being the strongest Dem county in eastern Kentucky or will it fall back in line with historical patterns. I'm not sure at all why Clinton did so much better (/less badly) there than elsewhere in eastern Kentucky.

Edit: And it's in, Beshear wins 58% so less than Elliott but still solidly Democratic.

Rowan's a college county, right?

I don't think so.

[Badger]

Has anyone noticed the inconsistency between sources? Some are saying different sources are at 100% with different results, e.g. Fulton being won by Bevin in NYT results but Beshear in CNN results.

What's the matter you big baby? Do you smell illegal immigrant voter fraud in conjunction with liberal fake media? Haha!

[Alben Barkley]

HAHAHAHAHAHA

I have plenty of crow prepared for all of y’all to eat, don’t worry! Step right up, come get yours right here!

[Nyvin]

Five precincts left in Jefferson,  all in the Dem areas.

[Beet]

Beshear's lead has been cut by over 2/3 to about 10,000 and Louisville is almost all in. Can Bevin find enough votes out of the remaining 4% of precincts?

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Bevin is finished and hopefully Reeves is too. The polls aren't gonna lie. When an incumbent Prez has a 42% approval, the out party gain seats

[Epaminondas]

Can someone explain to me what’s happening with the 30th district for the VA House, where write-ins are constituting 57% of the vote?

It's a safe GOP seat where the GOP candidate forgot to register for reelection and is running a write-in campaign to spice things up.

Yes, they're that confident!

[Thunder98]

Feels like WI Gov 2018 all over again

[The Free North]

Its over.

12k left, not enough precincts. He kept it close, but its over.

[Oryxslayer]

https://twitter.com/notlarrysabato/status/1191894751844454401

[Penn_Quaker_Girl]

One potentially interesting result to wait on in eastern Kentucky: Rowan County is the only eastern Kentucky county not reporting anything yet. It was by far Clinton's best county in eastern Kentucky in 2016; she held on to 37% of the vote there. But it's not typically especially Democratic, voting for Conway only narrowly over Bevin, 49-46, in 2015.

Edit: It's also the home of the infamous Kim Davis.

I asked about this before, and given what we are seeing now, Beshear will definitely win Rowan.

I'm sure he wins Rowan; it's more of a question of whether it will continue its 2016 pattern of being the strongest Dem county in eastern Kentucky or will it fall back in line with historical patterns. I'm not sure at all why Clinton did so much better (/less badly) there than elsewhere in eastern Kentucky.

Edit: And it's in, Beshear wins 58% so less than Elliott but still solidly Democratic.

Rowan's a college county, right?

I don't think so.

Are you thinking of Rowan U? That not far from me here in Philly.

[Crumpets]

If I'm doing my math right from the NYT results, there are about 61,286 votes left to count. Bevin trails by 12,072 votes. If he wants to win, he needs to hold Beshear to less than 40% of the remaining votes.

[DeSantis4Prez]

Andy B looks to be fine

If I'm doing my math right from the NYT results, there are about 61,286 votes left to count. Bevin trails by 12,072 votes. If he wants to win, he needs to hold Beshear to less than 40% of the remaining votes.

[Badger]

If I'm doing my math right from the NYT results, there are about 61,286 votes left to count. Bevin trails by 12,072 votes. If he wants to win, he needs to hold Beshear to less than 40% of the remaining votes.

Feasibility?

[BP🌹]

Yeah. Too good to be true.