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Tuesday, September 19, 2006

Primary Night

Posted by on September 19 at 20:00 PM

Welcome to primary night. Expecting early results at 8 p.m.? Pour another drink… This year, well, take it away King County:

Poll results are expected to come in later this year. With new, accessible voting units, closing the polls will take longer. In addition, new requirements mean the county will not modem results from King County’s 508 polling places. Instead, poll results will be manually uploaded beginning around 10 p.m. and continue until 98-to-100 percent of polling places are reported online.

I’m headed off Jamie Pedersen’s party, where I hear that the candidate with the boyish face and the goodie-two-shoes rep is, shockingly, baking cookies for his guests…

Predictions?


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My Prediction: those cookies won't be nearly as "tastey" as the ones Dan tried to give Mayor Gridlock.

This is america, I demand INSTANT GRATIFICATION, damnit!

Could someone give me some rational reason why the Secretary of State's website lumps all of the candidates together in their totals - Democrat and Republican? In a partisan primary, this makes absolutely no sense at all.

Spokane County so far:

U. S. Representative District 5

PETER J. GOLDMARK; D 24,118

CATHY MCMORRIS; R 28,834


MICHAEL GOODSPACEGUY NELSON; D 547

MIKE THE MOVER; D 539

MOHAMMAD H. SAID; D 139

HONG TRAN; D 571

MARIA CANTWELL; D 24,544

MIKE MCGAVICK; R 26,870

BRAD KLIPPERT; R 1,592

WILLIAM EDWARD CHOVIL; R 254

GORDON ALLEN PROSS; R 456

WARREN E. HANSON; R 1,700

B. BARRY MASSOUDI; R

Jamie Pedersen 1044 25.8608%
Bill Sherman 554 13.7231%
Jim Street 807 19.9901%
Lynne Dodson 403 9.9827%
Dick Kelley 428 10.6019%
Stephanie Pure 408 10.1065%

Spokane County supremes
State Supreme Court Justice Position 2

MICHAEL JOHNSON; NP 6,155

STEPHEN JOHNSON; NP 17,806

RICHARD SMITH; NP 3,253

NORMAN J. ERICSON; NP 3,434

SUSAN OWENS; NP 22,433

State Supreme Court Justice Position 8

JOHN GROEN; NP 30,283

GERRY L. ALEXANDER; NP 23,115

State Supreme Court Justice Position 9

JEANETTE BURRAGE; NP 24,183

TOM CHAMBERS; NP

close - Jamie by 260.

Or, Street by 100.

All others strung out.

I have a feeling that Alexander is going not pull this one off. So far Groen has not done as well as he needs to in red counties. Looking good.

delete the not in the above post. Alexander is looking to pull this off.

AT KING CO SITE - JAMIE 1044 - BILL SHERMAN 544

THE REST STRUNG ABOUT

Street is at 807 on the KC site

fOR WHAT IT IS WORTH - THERE IS A THEORY OUT THERE THAT IF aLEXANDER SURIVES, HE MAY CHANGE HIS VOTE ON GAY MARRIAGE - DAMN KEYBOARD...... HE CANNOT COMPLETE HIS TERM, WOULD RETIRE IN WA JUDICAL HISTORY BOOKS ...... HAVE HEARD THIS SEVERAL TIMES, AH THE RUMOR MILL ...

Looks like the Sec's office has fixed the pages so the total by party. I kind of liked it the other way. More like a real election.

Okanogan County has

Groen 1,458 - 51.32%

Alexander 1,366 - 48.08%

Looks like you're correct Giffy

Perhapses your keyboard problem has to do with your CAPLOCKS being on.

or cutting and pasting like I am.

Clark has Alexander up 54 to 46 with about 40k votes counted. Looks like we get to keep our CJ and the BIAW just blew 2 million bucks. Losers

Benton which gave Rossi 70% is only giving Groen 55 with over 11k votes counted. Thats about 1/7 of the total cast in 2004. Looks like Groen may be finished.

The fact that Michael Johnson has been 4-6% ahead of the other nobodies in the race is pretty interesting. this whole race tells me that about 30% of people simply vote randomly for judges and another 4-6% can't tell to people apart. Go figure.

My favorite candidates never win in Eastern Washington. Except for Susan Owens.

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