Originally posted by: Aimster
Originally posted by: Balt
Originally posted by: mithrandir2001
Really? CSPAN had said northern VA is slow to report and Webb is strongest there...so his percentage would more likely increase in time.Originally posted by: Balt
Things aren't looking good for Webb in VA, and consequently not looking good for the Dems' prospect of taking control of the Senate.
85% reporting and Webb is behind by 29,000. :-/
Northern VA is HUGE
The rest of VA is hickville
Originally posted by: Tab
Originally posted by: Aimster
Originally posted by: Balt
Originally posted by: mithrandir2001
Really? CSPAN had said northern VA is slow to report and Webb is strongest there...so his percentage would more likely increase in time.Originally posted by: Balt
Things aren't looking good for Webb in VA, and consequently not looking good for the Dems' prospect of taking control of the Senate.
85% reporting and Webb is behind by 29,000. :-/
Northern VA is HUGE
The rest of VA is hickville
I really hope Webb wins, he seems like the person the democrats and country need right now.
Originally posted by: mithrandir2001
Oh well, so much for that. 89% in for VA, Fairfax at 97%. Allen looks to win by maybe 20K.
Originally posted by: mithrandir2001
The balance of power of the world's dominant nation has been decided by ... gay marriage!
Had the gay marriage referendum not been on the VA ballot maybe Webb would have won. If Webb would have won then Democrats could have controlled both houses.
With the House a virtual lockup, and at least 48 seats in the Senate, the Dems can stonewall any Republican rubber-stamp legislation.
Remember, tie goes to the VP.Originally posted by: jpeyton
With the House a virtual lockup, and at least 48 seats in the Senate, the Dems can stonewall any Republican rubber-stamp legislation.
Half of Arlington hasn't been counted and so far its absolutely overwhelmingly Webb. There are some other key areas such as Richmond City where its 74% Webb, but only 67% of the vote has been counted. This race definately isn't over.Originally posted by: Aimster
Are there any absentee ballots or anything that need to be added to VA or is this it?
Cause it looks like Allen wins.
Maybe there are still absentee ballots to count, but based on the county-by-county numbers on CNN, Webb loses by about 14,000 votes (assuming the votes for the two remaining incomplete counties, both heavily favoring Webb, wrap up with about the same ratio of Webb vs. Allen votes). Hope I'm wrong.Originally posted by: Aegeon
Half of Arlington hasn't been counted and so far its absolutely overwhelmingly Webb. This race definately isn't over.Originally posted by: Aimster
Are there any absentee ballots or anything that need to be added to VA or is this it?
Cause it looks like Allen wins.
We will have to see. While smaller numbers than the two I mentioned, there are other key areas such as Petersburg that is 80% Webb but only 50% of the votes counted, Charlottsville is 77% Webb and a number of votes are still to be counted. There are other key areas less lopsided but favoring Webb such as Newport News with 85% of the vote counted.Originally posted by: Bowfinger
Maybe there are still absentee ballots to count, but based on the county-by-county numbers on CNN, Webb loses by about 14,000 votes (assuming the votes for the two remaining incomplete counties, both heavily favoring Webb, wrap up with about the same ratio of Webb vs. Allen votes). Hope I'm wrong.Originally posted by: Aegeon
Half of Arlington hasn't been counted and so far its absolutely overwhelmingly Webb. This race definately isn't over.Originally posted by: Aimster
Are there any absentee ballots or anything that need to be added to VA or is this it?
Cause it looks like Allen wins.
Just curious, where do you see that? CNN is reporting only Arlington and Charlottesville imcomplete, at 50% and 89% respectively. Everything else they show as 100% reporting.Originally posted by: Aegeon
We will have to see. While smaller numbers than the two I mentioned, there are other key areas such as Petersburg that is 80% Webb but only 50% of the votes counted, Charlottsville is 77% Webb and a number of votes are still to be counted. There are other key areas less lopsided but favoring Webb such as Newport News with 85% of the vote counted.Originally posted by: Bowfinger
Maybe there are still absentee ballots to count, but based on the county-by-county numbers on CNN, Webb loses by about 14,000 votes (assuming the votes for the two remaining incomplete counties, both heavily favoring Webb, wrap up with about the same ratio of Webb vs. Allen votes). Hope I'm wrong.Originally posted by: Aegeon
Half of Arlington hasn't been counted and so far its absolutely overwhelmingly Webb. This race definately isn't over.Originally posted by: Aimster
Are there any absentee ballots or anything that need to be added to VA or is this it?
Cause it looks like Allen wins.