Mississippi Runoff Poll LIVE Thread

[Skooz]

Thad Cochran 93,272
51.9 %

Chris McDaniel 86,313
48.1 %

62.66% of precincts reporting

[Norm Lenhart]

Let me slightly modify that

The lesser evil machine to give Democrat help may yet get it done.

[Straight Vermonter]

Is there any truth to this tidbit I heard earlier.... If you vote in Republican primary in MS, you can’t vote Democrat in general?

No.

[deport]

McDaniel     93,468
Cochran     102,700

[Lil Flower]

Per Wlox:
67% in
Cochran @52%
McDaniel @48%

[Lazamataz]

I hope they hold back on that county’s results. Make it difficult for the Democrats.

[TontoKowalski]

Chris has got this. Jones not reporting anything, and not enough precincts remaining in Hinds and Harrison Counties for Cochran to overcome that bomb.

[Kenny]

Prayer

Our greatest weapon.

[sport]

I would say no. One can be dead for centuries and still vote Democrat, multiple times.

[leapfrog0202]

http://aoshqdd.com/

I hope the above site is wrong - they show a 13% difference!

Cochran 54.03% (89,982 votes)

McDaniel 45.97% (76,556 votes

[cableguymn]

isen’t it sad.. we are talking about democrats involvement in a REPUBLICAN primary?

[Viennacon]

I’d also point out to you that DeSoto only has 40% reporting

[don-o]

The Barbour machine with Democrat help got it done

Are you calling it?

[Lazamataz]

I hear ya. I hope our side is holding back those totals on purpose. Let us not make it easy for the D.O.P.E. party.

[leapfrog0202]

13,000, sorry

[Linda Frances]

Probably just the city-dwellers. Here in Nebraska Ben Nelson made us ashamed to be Huskers with his stupid “Cornhusker Kickback”. No way do we want to be cheating scum.

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Sorry about giving you Hagel too. But we are making up for it big time with Ben Sasse. 2020 president Sasse!

[Ray76]

>> What good is donating to the RNC when Democrats are choosing both candidates in Mississippi?

That’s spot on!

“open primaries” are stupid

[reed13k]

67% in per AP
Thad Cochran (Incumbent)
52.4%
102,700
Chris McDaniel
47.6%
93,468

[exit82]

8% diff, not 13%; it’s a 13,000 vote difference.

That is not tracking with other reuslts.