Senate Results thread

[© tweed]

Allen leads Webb with nearly 20,000 votes with only 78 precincts left to report.   

It looks like Allen will indeed retain his Senate seat though only in a squeeker.

Sen. Allen: 49.68%
Jim Webb: 49.12%
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Still, I have to salute Webb -he made this race even closer than I originally hoped he would.  I once hoped that he would keep Allen from winning at or over 55% of the vote, and it currently looks as if he will keep Allen from winning even 50%.  Allen's presidential hopes (at least as far as 2008 is concerned) are dead as a doornail, and the results from this race has slammed the door tight shut.  If there was even a shadow of doubt before, there is absolutely none now.   

Where are you getting that from?  I'm seeing Webb within 5000 votes.

[Inmate Trump]

Anyone know what parts of Tennessee are more Democratic....and if Ford has an actual shot at winning?

[© tweed]

CNN has said Webb has the right to demand recount if margin is within 1%.

[Frodo]

Allen leads Webb with nearly 20,000 votes with only 78 precincts left to report.   

It looks like Allen will indeed retain his Senate seat though only in a squeeker.

Sen. Allen: 49.68%
Jim Webb: 49.12%
---------------------------------------

Still, I have to salute Webb -he made this race even closer than I originally hoped he would.  I once hoped that he would keep Allen from winning at or over 55% of the vote, and it currently looks as if he will keep Allen from winning even 50%.  Allen's presidential hopes (at least as far as 2008 is concerned) are dead as a doornail, and the results from this race has slammed the door tight shut.  If there was even a shadow of doubt before, there is absolutely none now.   

Where are you getting that from?  I'm seeing Webb within 5000 votes.

Yeah, I might as well just confirm what you are insinuating -I made it all up. 

[Gustaf]

Allen leads Webb with nearly 20,000 votes with only 78 precincts left to report.   

It looks like Allen will indeed retain his Senate seat though only in a squeeker.

Sen. Allen: 49.68%
Jim Webb: 49.12%
---------------------------------------

Still, I have to salute Webb -he made this race even closer than I originally hoped he would.  I once hoped that he would keep Allen from winning at or over 55% of the vote, and it currently looks as if he will keep Allen from winning even 50%.  Allen's presidential hopes (at least as far as 2008 is concerned) are dead as a doornail, and the results from this race has slammed the door tight shut.  If there was even a shadow of doubt before, there is absolutely none now.   

Where are you getting that from?  I'm seeing Webb within 5000 votes.

Yeah, I might as well just confirm what you are insinuating -I made it all up. 

I'm seeing 49.67% v 49.13% (9 000 votes)

[Gustaf]

Ok, it's now less than 5000!

[Conan]

For everyone to know, SD ban on abortion will be defeated as predicted by CNN.

[Deano963]

For everyone to know, SD ban on abortion will be defeated as predicted by CNN.

Good......

and minimum wage amendments are passing all over the country I am very happy to report!

Side note: Karl Rove is not looking so smart to me anymore.

[Frodo]

Thus far, according to CNN, the Democrats have gained 3 seats in the Senate, 19 seats in the House, along with 6 gubernatorial seats.

[© tweed]

Allen leads Webb with nearly 20,000 votes with only 78 precincts left to report.   

It looks like Allen will indeed retain his Senate seat though only in a squeeker.

Sen. Allen: 49.68%
Jim Webb: 49.12%
---------------------------------------

Still, I have to salute Webb -he made this race even closer than I originally hoped he would.  I once hoped that he would keep Allen from winning at or over 55% of the vote, and it currently looks as if he will keep Allen from winning even 50%.  Allen's presidential hopes (at least as far as 2008 is concerned) are dead as a doornail, and the results from this race has slammed the door tight shut.  If there was even a shadow of doubt before, there is absolutely none now.   

Where are you getting that from?  I'm seeing Webb within 5000 votes.

Yeah, I might as well just confirm what you are insinuating -I made it all up. 

Not the point.  But Webb is currently within 5000 and will get closer.  We're headed to a recount.

[Eraserhead]

Webb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[MHS2002]

Holy crap. This is close.

[Frodo]

8% of Prince Edward County (slight R)

Did you mean Prince William County? 

Prince Edward had already been accounted for hours ago. 

[André]

Hi !

Webb 3163 down

[Gabu]

Oh man, VA is ridiculously close.

I need to stop watching it.  I'll have no fingernails left at this rate.

[MHS2002]

Webb leads now according to CNN.

[Eraserhead]

Webb will take the lead!!!!

[Inverted Things]

CNN now shows Webb with the lead by about 3000 votes

[Frodo]

Hi !

Webb 3163 down

Welcome to the forum, Andre. 

[okstate]

Any word on Missouri?

Just checked out some counties.

Jackson went 11 percent for Kerry in 2004 and its huge (KC)
No votes from St Louis COUNTY reported yet, also huge and went by 10 for Kerry.

St. Louis CITY is about 80 percent done, and it went about 80-20 for McCaskill so far.

So you guys think she wins?

[Inverted Things]

16 precincts to go, and then a recount.

[Eraserhead]

WEBB WEBB WEBB!!!!!

[Frodo]

CNN now shows Webb with the lead by about 3000 votes

SBE Virginia Interactive shows Allen with a roughly 3,000 vote lead. 

[Deano963]

Webb up by 3K votes with 99% reporting!!!!!!!

[Conan]

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