Daniel….. Welcome to "The Dogs" Super Tuesday MEGA Primary Night Coverage …..
Here we go!
11 States are holding Primaries and Run-Off Elections Today.
A Special Election will also being held in Georgia to determine the Replacement for U. S. Rep. Nathan Deal (R-GA) who resigned in March.
Our “Special Primary Night Coverage” is starting at 6pm ET One Hour before the first Polls are closing.
Here is an Election Guide for the competitive Races we’re following throughout the Night:
7pm ET Poll Closing (Virginia, South Carolina & Georgia 9th Congressional District Special Election)
In South Carolina we’re looking at both Governor Races as well as Republican House Primaries in SC-1, SC-2 & SC-4
ln Virginia we’re looking at the competitive Republican Primaries in VA-2, VA-5 & VA-11 to determine the GOP Challengers for U. S. Representatives Glenn Nye (D-VA 2), Tom Perriello (D-VA-5) and Gary Connolly (D-VA-11)
Georgia 9th Congressional District Special Election
John Thomas “Tom” Graves Jr. (R)
B. Lee Hawkins (R)
8pm ET Poll Closing (Maine & New Jersey Primaries)
In Maine we’re looking at both Governor Primaries. Governor John Baldacci (D-ME) is term-limited and can’t run for Re-Election.
In New Jersey we’re looking at the Republican Primaries for Congressional Districts NJ-3 and NJ-7
8.30pm ET Poll Closing (Arkansas Run-Off Elections)
We’re looking at the Arkansas Democratic Senate Run-Off between Lincoln and Halter. We’re also looking at the Democratic Run-Offs in AR-1 & AR-2 as well as the Republican Run-Off in AR-3.
9pm ET Poll Closing (South Dakota & North Dakota Primaries)
In South Dakota we’re looking at the Republican Governor Primary as well as the Republican At-Large House Primary to determine which Republican Candidate will face U. S. Rep. Stephanie Herseth-Sandlin (D-SD) in November.
In North Dakota we’re looking at the House At-Large Republican Primary between State Representative Richard A. Berg (R-ND) and J. D. Donaghe (R-ND). The Winner will face U. S. Rep. Earl Pomeroy (D-ND) in November.
10pm ET Poll Closing (Iowa, Montana & Nevada Primaries)
In Iowa we’re looking at the Republican Governor Primary, the Democratic Senate Primary as well as Republican House Primaries in IA-2 and IA-3
In Montana we’re looking at the Democratic House At-Large Primary who will face U. S. Rep. Denny Rehberg (R-MT) in November.
And in Nevada we’re looking at the Republican Primaries for Governor & Senate as well as Republican House Primary in NV-3
11pm ET Poll Closing (California Primary)
We’re looking at CA-SEN (R), CA-GOV (R) and the House Primaries CA-11 (R), CA-36 (D) and CA-42 (R)
Election Results Can be found Here…..
South Carolina
http://www.enr-scvotes.org/SC/16117/27055/en/summary.html
South Dakota
http://electionresults.sd.gov/applications/st25cers3/?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1
California
Nevada
http://www.silverstate2010.com
Virginia
Hold on…..
We’ll be here for a while
Daniel G….You Host….
…….with a little help from SE and The Dog……
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I am so excited
this is the BIG ONE
Terry Green enjoy election night
The election night specials have been very popular at the Dogs site…..
DOG
Nikki Haley will ‘resign’ if affairs proved
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0610/38131.html
she is BLOWING IT
the correct response is “I wont resign because these allegations are fantasy”
would someone please have Hillary Clinton train Haley how to answer questions
Old story
Old story…she’a ahead of the curve right now…..
Virginia Election Results Link:
https://www.voterinfo.sbe.virginia.gov/election/DATA/2010/3429C052-221D-420E-B117-AB75E2FD4894/Unofficial/6_s.shtml
North Dakota Election Results Link:
http://results.sos.nd.gov/resultsSW.aspx?text=Race&type=SW&map=CTY
To all our followers in Maine & New Jersey:
Both States DO NOT use a LIVE Election Results Page so you will have to rely on Politico.
Georgia Special Election Run-Off Results Link:
http://sos.georgia.gov/elections/election_results/2010_0608/swall.htm
For Results from all 11 States please look at:
http://www.politico.com/2010
MSNBC will have LIVE Coverage of the Primaries throughout their Evening Shows at this Link:
http://wwitv.com/portal.htm?http://wwitv.com/tv_channels/b2714.htm
See Ya later Daniel…..
My SC GOP prediction
1) McMaster 2) Bauer 3) Barrett 4) Haley
The ODDFATHER got number 1 right so far
http://www.enr-scvotes.org/SC/16117/27193/en/summary.html
but the night is young for political prisoner 513
My guy ALvin doing well
I am really happy
http://www.enr-scvotes.org/SC/16117/27193/en/summary.html#
Evenin’ fellow peasants. You wasted as I am now!?
Yo what’s up SE?
Evenin’ fellow peasants. You wasted as I am now!?
————-
Please
you could never out top me
Ok…..with 18 of 46 pct reporting Haley is above 50% @ 50.46%…..
Barrett is 30% behind…..
DeMints @ 83.20%…..
This is South Carolina…..Sorry
These are all GOP Primaries….
House 2nd…….Wilson 84.5% 5/10 CountiesReporting
House 3rd…….Duncan 36.72% 4/10 Counties
House 4th…….Gowdy 59.82% 1/4
House 6………Harrelson 42.20%
Pratt 48.72% 7/15 Reporting
again SC
Ok….Virginia…..GOP
House 1 Dist Wittman* 87.97%
2 Rigell 39.45% 98.13 reporting
5 Hurt 48.44% 99.35
8 Murray* 51.74%
11 Fimian * 55.93%
All other are 100% reporting
I’m supporting Richie Cash over Jeff “RedState” Duncan in SC-03 now that Vasovski’s out.
26 of 46 Counties Reporting
Percent Votes
Gresham Barrett (REP) 21.83% 46,328
Andre Bauer (REP) 11.48% 24,366
Nikki R Haley (REP) 49.04% 104,097
Henry McMaster (REP) 17.65% 37,474
212,265
South Carolina…Haley slips below 50%
Anybody but Haley for me!
She’s gonna win….
It’s about the 50%
GO ANGLE!!!
7 of 10 Counties Reporting
Percent Votes
Richard Cash (REP) 19.40% 8,353
Neal Collins (REP) 5.08% 2,187
Jeff Duncan (REP) 29.81% 12,836
Joe Grimaud (REP) 22.04% 9,491
Rex Rice (REP) 15.69% 6,758
Frank Michael Vasovski (REP) 7.98% 3,435
South Carolina 3rd
Gowdy vs Inglis in SC-04.
Duncan’s ahead…..
AR-SEN Democratic Runoff:
Lincoln 51.1%
Halter 48.9%
AR-01 Democratic Runoff:
Causey 53.2%
Wooldridge 46.8%
AR-02 Democratic Runoff:
Wills 52.5%
Elliott 47.5%
AR-03 GOP Runoff:
Bledsoe 52.5%
Womack 47.5%
Arkansas…..
Lincoln 51.2%
Halter 48.8%
47.25% reporting…..
SC-GOV GOP Primary:
Haley(RUNOFF) 49.0%
Barrett(RUNOFF) 21.6%
McMaster 17.1%
Bauer 12.4%
NJ…..House 1
Andrews (D) 86.3%
Glading (R) 53.2%
House 2
Stein (D) Uncontested
LoBiondo (R) 78.5%
SD-GOV GOP Primary:
Daugaard(PROJECTED WINNER) 54.2%
Munsterman 17.4%
Knudson 15.3%
Howie 10.4%
Knuppe 2.6%
AR-SEN Democratic Runoff:
Lincoln 51.1%
Halter 48.9%
AR-01 Democratic Runoff:
Causey 53.2%
Wooldridge 46.8%
AR-02 Democratic Runoff:
Wills 52.5%
Elliott 47.5%
AR-03 GOP Runoff:
Bledsoe 52.5%
Womack 47.5%
AR-SEN Democatic Runoff:
Halter 51.0%
Lincoln 49.0%
The Haley number isn’t 100% yet, right?
Ark is 100%?
IA-GOV GOP Primary:
Branstad 51.5%
Vander Plaats 40.4%
Roberts 8.1%
IA-SEN Democratic Primary:
Conlin 80.4%
Krause 9.9%
Fiegen 9.7%
S.C. Governor
Republicans Votes %
Haley 195,634 49
Barrett 86,263 22
McMaster 68,173 17
Bauer 49,376 12
96% reporting
Ark. Senate
Democrats Votes %
Halter 84,239 51
Lincoln 80,803 49
55% reporting
That is close in Ark…..Wow!
South Carolina 4th District
TIMES RATING Solid Republican
INCUMBENT Bob Inglis (R)
Has held this office for 11 years.
PRIMARY DATE June 8
RUNOFF DATE June 22
95% REPORTING June 8 Primary Results
DEMOCRATS Paul Corden
REPUBLICANS Trey Gowdy 32,332 39%
Bob Inglis 22,094 27%
Jim Lee 10,954 13%
David Thomas 10,267 12%
Christina Jeffrey 5,645 6%
NV-SEN GOP Primary:
Angle 31.2%
Lowden 30.6%
Tarkanian 22.0%
Christensen 2.1%
NV-GOV GOP Primary:
Sandoval 55.7%
Gibbons 28.9%
Montandon 8.7%
Atwood 1.4%
Lusak 1.1%
Close in NV Senate also….
New Jersey – Summary Vote Results
June 08, 2010 – 10:37PM ET (i) = incumbent = winner = runoff
U.S. House – District 1 – GOP Primary
441 of 475 Precincts Reporting – 93%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Glading, Dale GOP 4,645 54%
Oglesby, Loran GOP 2,554 29%
Powers, Fernando GOP 1,222 14%
Lucas, Lee GOP 248 3%
U.S. House – District 1 – Dem Primary
441 of 475 Precincts Reporting – 93%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Andrews, Robert (i) Dem 12,616 86%
Caramanna, John Dem 1,970 14%
U.S. House – District 2 – GOP Primary
497 of 499 Precincts Reporting – 99%
Name Party Votes Vote %
LoBiondo, Frank (i) GOP 19,059 78%
Biamonte, Linda GOP 2,944 12%
Ward, Donna GOP 2,415 10%
U.S. House – District 2 – Dem Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name Party Votes Vote %
Stein, Gary Dem 0 0
U.S. House – District 3 – GOP Primary
505 of 508 Precincts Reporting – 99%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Runyan, Jon GOP 16,539 60%
Murphy, Justin GOP 11,018 40%
U.S. House – District 3 – Dem Primary
505 of 508 Precincts Reporting – 99%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Adler, John (i) Dem 11,191 75%
Bendar, Barry Dem 3,730 25%
U.S. House – District 4 – GOP Primary
480 of 486 Precincts Reporting – 99%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Smith, Chris (i) GOP 21,560 69%
Bateman, Alan GOP 9,748 31%
U.S. House – District 4 – Dem Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name Party Votes Vote %
Kleinhendler, Howard Dem 0 0
U.S. House – District 5 – GOP Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name Party Votes Vote %
Garrett, Scott (i) GOP 0 0
U.S. House – District 5 – Dem Primary
432 of 464 Precincts Reporting – 93%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Theise, Tod Dem 5,095 79%
Iannarelli, Anthony Dem 1,353 21%
U.S. House – District 6 – GOP Primary
382 of 483 Precincts Reporting – 79%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Little, Anna GOP 6,027 52%
Gooch, Diane GOP 5,612 48%
U.S. House – District 6 – Dem Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name Party Votes Vote %
Pallone, Frank (i) Dem 0 0
U.S. House – District 7 – GOP Primary
450 of 574 Precincts Reporting – 78%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Lance, Leonard (i) GOP 15,915 56%
Larsen, David GOP 8,697 31%
Hosford, Lon GOP 2,377 8%
Baker, Bruce GOP 1,359 5%
U.S. House – District 7 – Dem Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name Party Votes Vote %
Potosnak, Ed Dem 0 0
U.S. House – District 8 – GOP Primary
267 of 421 Precincts Reporting – 63%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Straten, Roland GOP 4,122 82%
Billack, Blase GOP 880 18%
U.S. House – District 8 – Dem Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name Party Votes Vote %
Pascrell, Bill (i) Dem 0 0
U.S. House – District 9 – GOP Primary
388 of 417 Precincts Reporting – 93%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Agosta, Michael GOP 5,167 57%
Aslanian, John GOP 3,310 37%
Shevchuk, Sergey GOP 512 6%
U.S. House – District 9 – Dem Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name Party Votes Vote %
Rothman, Steve (i) Dem 0 0
U.S. House – District 10 – GOP Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name Party Votes Vote %
Alonso, Michael GOP 0 0
U.S. House – District 10 – Dem Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name Party Votes Vote %
Payne, Donald (i) Dem 0 0
U.S. House – District 11 – GOP Primary
210 of 545 Precincts Reporting – 39%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Frelinghuysen, Rodney (i) GOP 12,623 78%
Luzzi, Richard GOP 3,582 22%
U.S. House – District 11 – Dem Primary
210 of 545 Precincts Reporting – 39%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Herbert, Douglas Dem 2,738 73%
Kelly, James Dem 1,033 27%
U.S. House – District 12 – GOP Primary
405 of 534 Precincts Reporting – 76%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Sipprelle, Scott GOP 6,931 52%
Corsi, David GOP 6,409 48%
U.S. House – District 12 – Dem Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name Party Votes Vote %
Holt, Rush (i) Dem 0 0
U.S. House – District 13 – GOP Primary
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name Party Votes Vote %
Dwyer, Hennrietta GOP 0 0
U.S. House – District 13 – Dem Primary
402 of 435 Precincts Reporting – 92%
Name Party Votes Vote %
Sires, Albio (i) Dem 14,441 87%
Boss, Jefe Dem 2,232 13%
IA-SEN DEM Primary:
Conlin(PROJECTED WINNER) 79.6%
Krause 10.6%
Fiegen 9.6%
IA-01 GOP Primary:
Lange 51.1%
Johnson 28.0%
Budde 13.2%
La Coste 7.7%
IA-02 GOP Primary:
Miller-Meeks 49.2%
Rathje 24.7
Gettemy 14.8%
Reed 11.3%
IA-05 DEM Primary:
Campbell 76.3%
Denklau 23.7%
IA-03 GOP Primary:
Zaun(PROJECTED WINNER) 50.2%
Gibbons 23.4%
Funk 19.2%
Rees 4.3%
Bertoche 1.3%
Welch 0.9%
Batcher 0.7%
SD……House GOP
Votes Percent
Kristi Noem 28,222 41.07%
Blake Curd 15,948 23.21%
Chris Nelson 24,539 35.71%
SD…Governor …..GOP
Votes Percent
Dave Knudson 11,073 15.78%
Scott Munsterman 12,814 18.26%
Dennis Daugaard 35,845 51.08%
Ken Knuppe 2,318 3.30%
Gordon Howie 8,118 11.57%
654 of 768 Pcts reporting
Maine….
U.S. House – District 1 – GOP Primary
Portland and South
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Town/City Precincts D. Scontras
(GOP)
Total 0/0 0
0%
U.S. House – District 1 – Dem Primary
Portland and South
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Town/City Precincts C. Pingree (i)
(Dem)
Total 0/0 0
0%
U.S. House – District 2 – GOP Primary
North State
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Town/City Precincts J. Levesque
(GOP)
Total 0/0 0
0%
U.S. House – District 2 – Dem Primary
North State
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Town/City Precincts M. Michaud (i)
(Dem)
Total 0/0 0
0%
AR-SEN DEM Runoff:
Lincoln(PROJECTED WINNER) 51.8%
Halter 48.2%
Holly SHIT!
Hot Damn!
The Dem’s of Arkansas made the DOG wrong!
And did the right thing!
wow. who would have thunk lincoln have pulled it off. she still the underdog in the general.
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AP hasn’t projected it yet, but with .1% in, Meg Whitman will face Jerry Brown in the General.
I just put up a post….
The dem’s in Arkansas did the right thing…..
I just want to say…I called the reasoning behind this….
I gave in and said he’s win…
But I was wrong….
I’m happy I was….
Daniel doesn’t get his easy on Halter…..AHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
NV-GOV GOP Primary:
Sandoval(PROJECTED WINNER) 56.4%
Gibbons 23.9%
Montandon 14.8%
Atwood 1.6%
Lusak 0.9%
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I’m throwing in the towel for this evening very soon.
The whitman thing was in the bag for the last week…..
The story of the night IS Lincoln….
The liberals, unions and progressive need not show up in the South….
I TOLD YOU GUYS ABOUT THIS!!!!!
Jerry gets a tough race …but he’ll win….
Terry…..
Lincoln will do better than Halter would have……
The media don’t mean shit…..
This is the South…..
Thanks again SE…..
You are the MAN!!!!!
Just the west coast left?
NV-SEN GOP Primary:
Angle 35.4%
Lowden 32.6%
Tarkanian 20.9%
Christensen 2.9%
Nite all.
Governor Nevada (DEMOCRATIC) Primary
View details
CONQUEST, FREDERICK L. 7,588 VOTES ( 13.60%)
REID, RORY 40,731 VOTES ( 73.00%)
UNITED STATES SENATOR (REPUBLICAN) Nevada
View Details
ANGLE, SHARRON 25,197 VOTES ( 35.31%)
LOWDEN, SUE 23,448 VOTES ( 32.86%)
California Gov GOP Primary
RepublicanMaps
Candidate Votes Percent
Bill Chambers 5,589
1.6%
Douglas R. Hughes 4,553
1.2%
Ken Miller 4,584
1.2%
Lawrence “Larry” Naritelli 8,549
2.4%
Robert C. Newman II 5,482
1.6%
Steve Poizner 90,573
25.4%
David Tully-Smith 4,525
1.2%
Meg Whitman 233,983
65.4%
California Gov Dem
DemocraticMaps
Candidate Votes Percent
Richard William Aguirre 14,808
4.2%
Edmund G. “Jerry” Brown 297,578
84.0%
Lowell Darling 5,904
1.6%
Vibert Greene 8,531
2.4%
Charles “Chuck” Pineda, Jr. 14,589
4.2%
Peter Schurman 5,100
1.4%
Joe Symmon 7,990
2.2%
California Senate Dem and GOP Primaries….
Democratic
Candidate Votes Percent
* Barbara Boxer 296,089
79.1%
Robert M. “Mickey” Kaus 19,770
5.2%
Brian Quintana 58,869
15.7%
* Incumbent
Republican
Candidate Votes Percent
Tom Campbell 83,064
22.3%
Chuck DeVore 60,275
16.1%
Carly Fiorina 219,349
58.8%
Tim Kalemkarian 4,014
1.0%
Al Ramirez 6,799
1.8%
California is only 8% of the Pcts reporting…..Very early……
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reid should be able to dispatch angle ok.
Only a quarter of California Republican voters were prepared to nominate “birth scandal” fanatic Orly Taitz for the Secretaryship of State.
But that’s still more than one third of a million of the more politically-conscious Californians.
Carly Fiorina, Meg Whitman, Republican campaign managers, and dozens of Cal-GOP Congressional and legislative candidates must be breathing a huge sigh of relief for small mercies.
http://vote.sos.ca.gov/returns/sec/59.htm
California primary voters (perhaps because the GOP primaries were more important and exciting than the Democratic ones) opened up all-party primaries at the same time they continued to forbid public funding of elections.
As an ex-Californian (1966-92), I think the craziness and special interests can only get worse.
http://vote.sos.ca.gov/returns/props/59.htm
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