Senate Results thread

[J. J.]

Anybody watching MO.  Talent is up by 10, with 13% reporting.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

I agree, Webb is closing... it's not impossible - Ford has been getting closer for the last hour.

[Conan]

People are calling VA too early.

[Gabu]

Those voter intimidation calls may have won it for Allen.

Here's a question that I've wondered: is there any recourse for a candidate that is suspected to have lost through criminal tactics by people not affiliated with his or her opponent's campaign?  That is, can they do anything, or do they just charge the people involved and then let the opponent win anyway?

Because if it's the latter, that seems kind of messed up.

I'm also not asking because I want to overthrow Allen's victory, for anyone who is planning on calling me a partisan hack as a result of the above question.

[sethm0]

 Who is calling Virginia? Norfolk and Richmond still have a ton of precincts to count.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Exit poll gives Tester a narrow lead in Montana

[Swing low, sweet chariot. Comin' for to carry me home.]

has early voting been included in the VA numbers?

[Gabu]

Exit poll gives Tester a narrow lead in Montana

After watching Virginia come in, I'm refusing to even consider exit polls anymore, because they make me too hopeful.

[Frodo]

Webb is now leading Allen, albeit narrowly, with 0.08%.  This is with more than 92% precincts reporting. 

[MHS2002]

has early voting been included in the VA numbers?

VA does not have early voting if I recall correctly. As far as absentee ballots, not sure if they have been counted or not.

[Deano963]

Casey won by 24%. Much bigger margin than the polls were showing. I can't believe he beat Santorum by that much.

[© tweed]

Still some Arlington and Richmond to go.  Webb won't win but it'll likely get within 15,000 which will scare networks away from projecting it.

[Deano963]

Webb is now leading Allen, albeit narrowly, with 0.08%.  This is with more than 92% precincts reporting. 

you gotta be kidding me.

[Frodo]

Casey won by 24%. Much bigger margin than the polls were showing. I can't believe he beat Santorum by that much.

I can tell by Keystone Phil's rather conspicuous absence from this thread....

[Conan]

CNN just changed their exit polls on VA? they had women for webb 56 but now its 53?

[J. J.]

Casey won by 24%. Much bigger margin than the polls were showing. I can't believe he beat Santorum by that much.

All the results are not in yet.  The D areas come in first.

[© tweed]

Webb is now leading Allen, albeit narrowly, with 0.08%.  This is with more than 92% precincts reporting. 

Where is this from?

[Frodo]

Webb is now leading Allen, albeit narrowly, with 0.08%.  This is with more than 92% precincts reporting. 

Forgive me, but from what source?

Here, though it might have changed since the last time I checked it. 

[© tweed]

That has allen up by 21,000

[Frodo]

That has allen up by 21,000

I know.  Like I said, it has changed since the last I checked it. 

[© tweed]

I just found it odd that Webb went from down 30000 to leading to down 20000 in a matter of seconds.

[Umengus]

I just found it odd that Webb went from down 30000 to leading to down 20000 in a matter of seconds.

possible. variation is great.

[ThePrezMex]

MSNBC just said that in Virginia the Democratic strongholds are still not reported. Allen leads by 30thousand with 91%

[Frodo]

Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William counties still haven't had all their precincts counted yet -only around 28% of PW have reported, along with about 45% for Loudoun. 

[J. J.]

91% reporting Allen holds a 1% lead.  Several small counties still out; half of Arlington still out.