THE LIVE THREAD: Election 2002 Compilation Thread

www.freerepublic.com | November 5, 2002 | Freepers

[Charles Henrickson]

98.71% of precincts reporting (4053 of 4106), 53 precincts remaining. Coleman leads by 1.91% (about 39,000 votes).

[bigaln2]

On the Haik Terrell/Landreau race, remember that this is (probably) going to be the last race where outside ads will be allowed to air...should be a fun ride

Mondale: "I may ramble just a bit."

He called Norm and wished him and Laurie the best and that Senator is a great job.

[bigaln2]

Here are the latest numbers...Norm is now over 1,000,000 votes, the difference between Senate and regular votes is now 195,054 and it is truly a great day for America!

Unofficial Statistics     (% reporting may not reflect all offices)
Precincts Reporting: 98.71% (4053 of 4106)		Last update was: 11/6/2002 9:35:49 AM
Counties Reporting: 100.00% (87/87)   Counties Complete: 87.36% (76/87)
# Registered Voters   as of 7AM 11-05-02: 3108248	# Voter Turnout: 2224382	Voter Turnout (Click here for info) 71.56%

Results From All Statewide Races

• US SENATOR		Totals	Pct	Graph
Green	RAY TRICOMO	9260	0.46
Independence	JIM MOORE	41295	2.03
Republican	NORM COLEMAN	1000653	49.31
Democratic-Farmer-Labor	WALTER F. MONDALE	961972	47.40
Democratic-Farmer-Labor	PAUL WELLSTONE	12543	0.62
Constitution	MIRO DRAGO KOVATCHEVICH	2054	0.10
Write-In	ED MCGAA**	0	0.00
Write-In	"DICK" FRANSON**	0	0.00
Write-In	WRITE-IN (OTHER)	1550	0.08
Write-In	MICHELLE MARIE HARBECK**	1	0.00

[Charles Henrickson]

98.76% of precincts reporting (4055 of 4106), 51 precincts remaining. Coleman leads by 1.94% (about 39,000 votes).

[Otta B Sleepin]

Mondale very gracious in defeat. Takes "full responsibility" for the defeat. Urging everyone to forgive and move on.

[Gunder]

Mondale went out in style, that's for sure.

[stand watie]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

free dixie,sw

[bigaln2]

Why can't it be that more people have concession speeches like that...respectful and dignified?

[bigaln2]

Here's more on vote fraud in SD:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/783609/posts

[Charles Henrickson]

98.83% of precincts reporting (4058 of 4106), 48 precincts remaining. Coleman leads by 1.91% (about 39,000 votes).

[Otta B Sleepin]

Why can't it be that more people have concession speeches like that...respectful and dignified?

Mondale went out in style, that's for sure.

Even Fox (didn't catch who it was) contrasted Mondale's speech with McAuliffe just now - used the term "sore loser".....different caliber of men.

[hattend]

With only 13 precincts remaining, Thune leads by 1364 votes. There are still six Indian reservation precincts left. IMHO these will be enough to put Johnson over the top by about 500 votes.

You're GOOD!

With 100% reporting

Johnson incumbent) 167,481 50%
Thune 166,954 49%

527 votes

[Salvation]

Ooregon gubernatorial race is still too tight to call. Keep Mannix in your prayers. We have been enslaved to the dims for over 20 years and truly want a Republican victory here.

LAST UPDATE

   Nov-06-2002      09:08 AM       Pacific Standard Time

	Governor
	Oregon

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Percent of the Vote Counted:

70%

Winner	Candidate	Incumbent	Votes	Vote %
	Ted Kulongoski D		473,424	48%
	Kevin Mannix R		466,778	47%
	Tom Cox L		45,117	5%

<BR clear

[Gunder]

Now it's on to '04! Hey, Patty Murray, is that a bull's-eye I see on your chest? LOL!

[Gunder]

FOX just reported Thune not ready to concede! Not sure if it's good to fight this one or not, but it could get interesting!

[xp38]

Let's not forget the Louisiana runoff

[Revel]

He need to verify the eligability of each person from those out of proportion countys. They also need to check for multiple votes from one person. If this country does not start cracking down on vote fraud then it will only get far worse.

[hattend]

Now it's on to '04! Hey, Patty Murray, is that a bull's-eye I see on your chest?

From your lips to the voters' ears. It would be sweet to get rid of her and Feinstein (or is it Boxer in '04) in one fell swoop.

[PeoplesRepublicOfWashington]

This is total BS with the judge keeping the polls open late. If there is a ballot shortage, they can close the line to vote at normal closing hours and let them vote when the ballots arrive.

Excellent point! I'd be willing to vote for you to be a judge, but you're obviously too intelligent to make the cut to get on the ballot. Hopefully the administration and Ashcroft were prepared for this tactic. If the Senate or Gov. race ends up extremely tight, is it possible that the USSC could determine that irreparable harm has been done, throw out the results, and order a new election in AR?

I must confess ignorance about the outcome of the race, but I sincerely doubt that 1) the Administration would take action (as it would jeopardize the "new tone"); and, 2) SCOTUS would take the case (I think they've chickened out in the wake of Bush v. Gore and have effectively surrendered interpretation and whimsical rewrite of this country's election laws to the DemonRats).

[bigaln2]

70% of Oregon vote counted...

Doesn't Oregon mail in ballots? Why is it taking them so long to get results out? Do they have to hand-count all ballots?