Results from Kansas Secretary of State at 8:14 Central time
Posted on 04/11/2017 5:12:46 PM PDT by SMGFan
United States House of Representatives 004
Precincts Reporting: 71 of 620
Candidate Votes %
D-James A. Thompson 22,133 54%
L-Chris Rockhold 651 2%
R-Ron Estes 18,029 44%
Results from Kansas Secretary of State at 8:14 Central time
The AP returns:
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2017/by_county/KS_US_House_0411.html?SITE=AP&SECTION=POLITICS
DEM is polling in low-mid 40s in GA. If Rs can hold him under 50% in the first round, they can win in the second round. But the DEM will likely have the largest number of votes after the first round.
Results at 8:18 Central Time..
Remember, this is with LESS THAN 15% OF THE VOTE IN....
Right, because it’s one D vs. many R’s splitting the first-round vote. If they consolidate for the runoff, obviously there’s no way the Rat wins, but it always comes down to turnout.
Harvey County being any shade of blue, even with only 6 of 38 precincts counted there, is not a good sign. If this election goes the wrong way, that’s the first indication; Sedgwick can be explained by the Wichita ghetto vote (though the rest of the county nearly always offsets it and much more).
8:22 Central Time...
17% of the precincts reporting...
With the GOP on defensive, look for Demos to win all the special House elections: KS, GA, and MT!
Trump won the district by 30 percent; Trump and Pence made robocalls. Let’s hope the MAGA Trumpsters are more energized tHan the pink hat brigade.
In the Georgia election (next week),
there are five Democrats and eleven Republicans on the ballot.
Look at early vote hysteria, like on election day.
Unless my math is wrong, at 8:18 CDT vote percentage= 101%
:/
Estes within 3% now and closing.
Tightening.
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United States House of Representatives 004
Precincts Reporting: 130 of 620
Candidate Votes %
D-James A. Thompson 24,892 51%
L-Chris Rockhold 804 2%
R-Ron Estes 23,239 48%
United States House of Representatives 004
Precincts Reporting: 130 of 620
Candidate Votes %
D-James A. Thompson 24,892 51%
L-Chris Rockhold 804 2%
R-Ron Estes 23,239 48%
Its down to 51-48 now; the Dem got a big advantage out of the early vote that, at least for now, is dwindling.
Maybe there is a chance to hold the seat, but I wonder with Wichita in the district.
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