With more than 90% of the vote counted as I write this, Jim Webb is ahead by more than 8,000 votes. I do not see how Harris Miller can make up the difference. My congratulations to Mr. Webb. My condolences to Mr. Miller. There are some things to be learned from this primary. First, voter … Continue reading A Webb Win
Day: June 13, 2006
High turnout
The primary turnout is much higher than I expected. Right now, with 2,202 out of 2,403 precincts reporting statewide, the turnout is almost 135,000. And, as I suspected, a high turnout has helped Webb. If you haven't seen the numbers, take a look here.
Where to watch the results
With the polls now closed, it's time to watch the results. I'm keeping tabs in Norfolk by using the link here. Of course, there's nothing there right now 😦 Nothing on the Virginia Beach results, either. You can follow statewide results on the State Board of Elections website. That link is here. In the past, … Continue reading Where to watch the results
Anecdotal evidence of a Miller win
I see NLS is calling it for Web. I stick by my earlier prediction of a Miller win (51% to 49%). Everything I've seen points in that direction. First - I got a phone call last night from someone looking for guidance on who to vote for. Naturally, I said Miller. He said he was … Continue reading Anecdotal evidence of a Miller win
Light turnout in Norfolk
Just got back from checking out some precincts around the city.Turnout seems to be very light: 4:55 pm - Barron Black - 49 votes 5:10 pm - Rosemont - 80 votes 5:25 pm - Tanner's Creek - 23 votes 5:40 pm - Norview Middle - 49 votes 6:00 pm - Azalea Gardens - 55 votes … Continue reading Light turnout in Norfolk
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