With IPR posts coming at a rapid pace today, here are the ones within the last 24 hours:
Minor party candidates in New Hampshire
Kevin Barrett plans ‘election night extravaganza’
Election night parties around the country
Open Thread: What do you plan to do for Election Day?
Bob Bird invites all to join him on Election Day
Early lead for Ron Paul in non-duopoly votes
Greens to progressive, antiwar, Obama and Nader voters: Invest your vote in McKinney
North Carolina three party poll
Utah five candidate Presidential poll
Former U.S. Senator is a Nader candidate for Presidential Elector
Todd Andrew Barnett produces new Boston Tea Party video short
2008 National Student/Parent mock election preliminary results
LPNY Chair Eric Sundwall encourages voting for Libertarians and other alternative parties
Video: Alternative Presidential debates
Huffington Post: the liberal case for Bob Barr
Barr winning 0.7% of Guam vote
Libertarian Presidential candidate Bob Barr takes aim at swing states
Time Magazine on alternative and independent Presidential candidates
Cynthia McKinney extends condolences to Barack Obama
Ralph Nader says Obama has no nuts
Cynthia McKinney thanks Noam Chomsky for endorsement
Which Presidential Candidate is on the top ballot line in each state?
Sheehan supporters harrassed, but hopeful
Ralph Nader speaks to mainstream media in mini-micro soundbites
An Activists’ Guide to Election Day: Make sure all votes are counted, after the polls close
Video: Alternative Vice Presidential debate
The election has been called for…
Battleground pollsters’ final projections
@ BAN
# David S. Says:
November 5th, 2008 at 6:31 am
Georgia Libertarians had a great night. In Georgia candidates must get 50% to win an election and avoid a runoff. It appears that Allen Buckley (U.S. Senate) and Brandon Givens (Public Service Commission) both caused Dec. runoffs.
Also, additional BIG news is that John Monds (candidate for Public Service Commission, which is a statewide election) broke the 1,000,000 vote mark! PLUS, he won at least two large Metro Atlanta counties (DeKalb and Clayton).
Results are here: http://sos.georgia.gov/elections/election_results/2008_1104/swall.htm
Legislative
Last Updated: 11:59 PM CST
Governor of West Virginia
Jesse Johnson – 5%
State Legislative Races
* Conrad Harvin – Arkansas – State Representative Dist. 33 11%
* Richard Carroll – Arkansas – State Representative Dist. 39 100% **ELECTED**
* Gene Mason – Arkansas – State Representative Dist. 42 4%
* Brian Barnett – Arkansas – State Representative Dist 50 4%
* Mary Boley – Arkansas – State Representative Dist. 68 3%
* Wendy Crow – Arkansas – State Representative Dist. 90 19%
* Celeste Castorena – Arizona – State Representative Dist. 12 3% (92% reporting)
* Kent Solberg – Arizona – State Representative Dist. 27 5% (92% reporting)
* Jack Lindblad – California – State Assembly Dist. 39 8.9% (4% reporting)
* Tony D’Lallo – Colorado – State House Dist. 34 No Results Yet
* Mike DeRosa – Connecticut – State Senate Dist. 1 No Results Yet
* Colin Bennett – Connecticut – State Senate Dist. 33 No Results Yet
* Zachary Chaves – Connecticut – State Senate Dist. 36 No Results Yet
* Martha Kelly – Connecticut – State Representative Dist. 6 No Results Yet
* Kenric Hanson – Connecticut – State Representative Dist. 39 No Results Yet
* Remy Chevalier – Connecticut – State Representative Dist. 135 No Results Yet
* Anthony Joseph Mauro – Florida – State Senate Dist. 25 No Results Yet
* Aniana H. Robas – Florida – State Senate Dist. 27 No Results Yet
* Sarah Roman – Florida – State Representative Dist. 44 No Results Yet
* Horatio Lemus IV – Florida – State Representative Dist. 69 No Results Yet
* Kristina Wright – Florida – State Representative Dist. 81 No Results Yet
* Tom Durkin – Illinois – State Senate Dist. 7 No Results Yet
* John Basco – Illinois – State Senate Dist. 21 No Results Yet
* Ante Marijan – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 2 No Results Yet
* Tim Quirk – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 12 No Results Yet
* John Beacham – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 14 No Results Yet
* Rita Maniotis – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 21 No Results Yet
* Jeremy Karpen – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 39 No Results Yet
* Heather Benno – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 40 No Results Yet
* Kevin O’Connor – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 41 No Results Yet
* Dane Willman – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 43 No Results Yet
* Sandy Lezon – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 50 No Results Yet
* Rob Sherman – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 53 No Results Yet
* Dan Kairis – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 55 No Results Yet
* Gerry Woods – Illinois – State Representative Dist 68 No Results Yet
* James Dusing – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 70 No Results Yet
* Gerard Schmitt – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 95 No Results Yet
* Jennifer Witt – Illinois – State Representative Dist. 96 No Results Yet
* Charlie Howe – Illinois – General Assembly Dist 115 No Results Yet
* Chris Moeller – Iowa – State Representative Dist. 66 22%
* William Linell – Maine – State Senate Dist. 8 22% (Second)
* Jason Bergquist – Maine – State Senate Dist. 10 17%
* Lisa Hazel Willey – Maine – State Senate Dist 12 7%
* David Frans – Maine – State Representative Dist. 66 13%
* Ruth Dean – Maine – State Representative Dist. 101 No Results Yet
* Michael Wakefield – Maine – State Representative Dist. 110 11%
* Michael Hiltz – Maine – State Representative Dist. 115 31% (Second)
* Joshua Miller – Maine – State Representative DIst. 118 26%
* Dan Jenkins – Maine – State Representative Dist. 119 26%
* Sandy Amborn – Maine – State Representative Dist. 120 33% (Second)
* Steven Baer – Massachusetts – State Senate 2nd Worcester Dist. No Results Yet
* Frank Vitale – Michigan – State Representative Dist. 3 No Results Yet
* Derek Grigsby – Michigan – State Representative Dist. 7 No Results Yet
* Jody Beaubien – Michigan – State Representative Dist. 24 No Results Yet
* Richard Kuszmar – Michigan – State Representative Dist. 25 No Results Yet
* Shelly Bane – Michigan – State Representative Dist. 27 No Results Yet
* Franklin Delano Harden – Michigan – State Representative Dist. 35 No Results Yet
* Matt Erard – Michigan – State Representative Dist. 53 No Results Yet
* Allan Hancock – Minnesota – State House Dist 46B No Results Yet
* Farheen Hakeem – Minnesota – State House Dist 61B No Results Yet
* Colin Lee – Minnesota – State House Dist 36A No Results Yet
* Tim Kettler – Ohio – State Senate Dist. 20 No Results Yet
* Dennis Spisak – Ohio – State House Dist. 60 No Results Yet
* Chris Extine – Oregon – State Representative Dist. 42 No Results Yet
* Jonah McAllister-Erikson – Pennsylvania – State Representative Dist. 21 No Results Yet
* Liz Hughes – Pennsylvania – State Representative Dist. 23 No Results Yet
* Jay Sweeney – Pennsylvania – State Representative Dist. 111 No Results Yet
* Guy Gray – Pennsylvania – State Representative Dist. 133 No Results Yet
* Christopher Winter – Washington – State Representative Dist. 9 pos. 2 No Results Yet
* Howard Pellett – Washington – State Representative Dist 40 pos. 2 No Results Yet
* Andy Waddell – West Virginia – State Senate Dist. 11 No Results Yet
* Robin Mills – West Virginia – House of Delegates Dist. 51 No Results Yet
* John Welbourn – West Virginia – House of Delegates Dist. 30 No Results Yet
GPW Congressional
Last Update: 11:31 PM CST
U.S. Senate (7):
* Arkansas – Rebekah Kennedy 20.2% (62% reporting)
* Colorado – Bob Kinsey 2% (50% reporting)
* District of Columbia – Keith Ware 8% (14% reporting)
* Illinois – Kathy Cummings 2% (17% reporting)
* Michigan – Harley Mikkelson 1% (63% reporting)
* Nebraska – Steve Larrick 1% (65% reporting)
* Tennessee – Chris Lugo 0% (86% reportng)
U.S. House of Representatives (69)
* Arizona (4 CD) Rebecca DeWitt Arkansas (2 CD)
* Arkansas (2 CD) Deb McFarland 20.5% (20% reporting)
* Arkansas (3 CD) Abel Tomlinson 22.4% (13%)
* Arkansas (4 CD) Joshua Drake 14.2% (14.2%)
* California (1 CD) Carol Wolman No Results Yet
* California (12 CD) Barry Hermanson No Results Yet
* California (14 CD) Carol Brouillet No Results Yet
* California (15 CD) Peter Myers No Results Yet
* California (46 CD) Thomas Lash No Results Yet
* Colorado (2 CD) Joe Calhoun 3% (20% reporting)
* Connecticut (1 CD) Stephen Fournier 3% (74% reportiing)
* Connecticut (2 CD) G. Scott Deshefy 2% (87% reporting)
* Connecticut (4 CD) Richard Duffee 0% (60% reporting)
* Connecticut (5 CD) Harold Burbank 1% (59% reporting)
* District of Columbia Maude Louise Hills No Results Yet
* Florida (2 CD) Steve Wilkie No Results Yet
* Illinois (3 CD) Jerome Pohlen 5% (52% reporting)
* Illinois (4 CD) Omar Lopez 8% (76% reporting)
* Illinois (5 CD) Alan Auguston 4% (81% reporting)
* Illinois (8 CD) Iain Abernathy No Results Yet
* Illinois (9 CD) Morris Shanfield 4% (63% reporting)
* Illinois (10 CD) David Kalbfleisch No Results Yet
* Illinois (11 CD) Jason Wallace 8% (72% reporting)
* Illinois (12 CD) Rodger Jennings 4% (55% reporting)
* Illinois (13 CD) Steve Alesch 3% (70% reporting)
* Illinois (14 CD) Robert Hill No Results Yet
* Illinois (16 CD) Scott Summers 3% (71% reporting)
* Illinois (17 CD) Troy Dennis No Results Yet
* Illinois (18 CD) Sheldon Schafer 3% (81% reporting)
* Illinois (19 CD) Vic Roberts 2% (84% reporting)
* Iowa (CD 2) Wendy Barth 2.2% (67% reporting)
* Louisiana (2 CD) Malik Rahim Election is Dec. 6
* Maryland (8 CD) Gordon Clark No Results Yet
* Michigan (1 CD) Jean Marie Treacy 1% (76% reporting)
* Michigan (5 CD) Ken Mathenia 1% (45% reporting)
* Michigan (6 CD) Edward Pinckney 1% (81% reporting)
* Michigan (7 CD) Lynn Meadows 3% (51% reporting)
* Michigan (8 CD) Aaron Stuttman 1%
* Michigan (9 CD) Douglas Campbell 1%
* Michigan (10 CD) Candace Caveny 1%
* Michigan (11 CD) Erik Shelley 2%
* Michigan (12 CD) William Opalicky 2%
* Michigan (13 CD) George L. Corsetti 4%
* Michigan (14 CD) Clyde Shabazz 3%
* Michigan (15 CD) Aimee Smith 2%
* Minnesota (3 CD) Richard Klatte No Results Yet
* Minnesota (5 CD) Adri Mehra No Results Yet
* Mississippi (1 CD) John Wages, Jr. 1%
* Nevada (2 CD) Craig Bergland 2%
* Nevada (3 CD) Bob Giaquinta 1%
* New Jersey (1 CD) Matthew Theike 1%
* New Jersey (2 CD) Jason Grover 1%
* New Jersey (4 CD) Steven Welzer 1%
* New Jersey (5 CD) Ed Fanning 2%
* New York (7 CD) Carl Lundgren No Results Yet
* New York (25 CD) Howie Hawkins 3%
* New York (26 CD) Richard Beatty No Results Yet
* Oregon (1 CD) Chris Henry 2%
* Oregon (2 CD) Tristin Mock 3%
* Oregon (3 CD) Michael Meo 4%
* Oregon (4 CD) Michael Beilstein 4%
* Oregon (5 CD) Alex Polikoff 2%
* Pennsylvania (14 CD) Titus North No Results Yet
* Tennessee (5 CD) John Miglietta 1%
* Texas (3 CD) Mary Joan Boidock No Results Yet
* Texas (22 CD) Joel West No Results Yet
* Texas (25 CD) Scott Trimble No Results Yet
* Texas (31 CD) Ed Lindsay No Results Yet
* Washington (5 CD) Gary Murrell No Results Yet
* South Carolina (4 CD) C. Faye Walters 2.58%
Looks like socially regressive props are ahead in early Cali vote counts
Richard Carroll (Green) is leading in Arkansas in his unusual state house yet.
All of this, however, is nothing compared to the monumental, earth-crushing, earth-shattering victory of the Catholic Trotskyist Party of America, the new third party that is changing the Democratic Party into a religiously conservative-leaning, but otherwise socialist, political rampart. May God shine upon the stars of Generals Obama and Biden, and may peace be unto all God’s people on Earth, amen. Time to celebrate!
@ CNN
US Sen 56-40, 4 still undecided
What’s the deal with this Richard Duncan person?
Tim Mahoney in that legislative district probably had some trouble because he has the same name as that disgraced Democratic Florida congressman.
The only Republican to be endorsed by the Catholic Trotskyist Party, Tim Rooney, defeated disgraced Florida candidate Tim Mahoney. I assume Barrett lost too. Pollina is also losing.
CA results site completely overwhelmed. My state’s just too good.
Real men vote absentee.
@ GPW
U.S. Senate (7):
* Arkansas – Rebekah Kennedy 19.3% (28% reporting)
* Colorado – Bob Kinsey No Results Yet
* District of Columbia – Keith Ware 8% (14% reporting)
* Illinois – Kathy Cummings 2% (17% reporting)
* Michigan – Harley Mikkelson No Results Yet
* Nebraska – Steve Larrick No Results Yet
* Tennessee – Chris Lugo No Results Yet
U.S. House of Representatives (69)
* Arizona (4 CD) Rebecca DeWitt Arkansas (2 CD)
* Arkansas (2 CD) Deb McFarland 20.5% (20% reporting)
* Arkansas (3 CD) Abel Tomlinson 22.4% (13%)
* Arkansas (4 CD) Joshua Drake 14.2% (14.2%)
* California (1 CD) Carol Wolman No Results Yet
* California (12 CD) Barry Hermanson No Results Yet
* California (14 CD) Carol Brouillet No Results Yet
* California (15 CD) Peter Myers No Results Yet
* California (46 CD) Thomas Lash No Results Yet
* Colorado (2 CD) Joe Calhoun No Results Yet
* Connecticut (1 CD) Stephen Fournier No Results Yet
* Connecticut (2 CD) G. Scott Deshefy No Results Yet
* Connecticut (4 CD) Richard Duffee No Results Yet
* Connecticut (5 CD) Harold Burbank No Results Yet
* District of Columbia Maude Louise Hills No Results Yet
* Florida (2 CD) Steve Wilkie No Results Yet
* Illinois (3 CD) Jerome Pohlen 5% (52% reporting)
* Illinois (4 CD) Omar Lopez 8% (76% reporting)
* Illinois (5 CD) Alan Auguston 4% (81% reporting)
* Illinois (8 CD) Iain Abernathy No Results Yet
* Illinois (9 CD) Morris Shanfield 4% (63% reporting)
* Illinois (10 CD) David Kalbfleisch No Results Yet
* Illinois (11 CD) Jason Wallace 8% (72% reporting)
* Illinois (12 CD) Rodger Jennings 4% (55% reporting)
* Illinois (13 CD) Steve Alesch 3% (70% reporting)
* Illinois (14 CD) Robert Hill No Results Yet
* Illinois (16 CD) Scott Summers 3% (71% reporting)
* Illinois (17 CD) Troy Dennis No Results Yet
* Illinois (18 CD) Sheldon Schafer 3% (81% reporting)
* Illinois (19 CD) Vic Roberts 2% (84% reporting)
* Iowa (CD 2) Wendy Barth 2.2% (67% reporting)
* Louisiana (2 CD) Malik Rahim Election is Dec. 6
* Maryland (8 CD) Gordon Clark No Results Yet
* Michigan (1 CD) Jean Marie Treacy No Results Yet
* Michigan (5 CD) Ken Mathenia No Results Yet
* Michigan (5 CD) Edward Pinckney No Results Yet
* Michigan (7 CD) Lynn Meadows No Results Yet
* Michigan (8 CD) Aaron Stuttman No Results Yet
* Michigan (9 CD) Douglas Campbell No Results Yet
* Michigan (10 CD) Candace Caveny No Results Yet
* Michigan (11 CD) Erik Shelley No Results Yet
* Michigan (12 CD) William Opalicky No Results Yet
* Michigan (13 CD) George L. Corsetti No Results Yet
* Michigan (14 CD) Clyde Shabazz No Results Yet
* Michigan (15 CD) Aimee Smith No Results Yet
* Minnesota (3 CD) Richard Klatte No Results Yet
* Minnesota (5 CD) Adri Mehra No Results Yet
* Mississippi (1 CD) John Wages, Jr. No Results Yet
* Nevada (2 CD) Craig Bergland No Results Yet
* Nevada (3 CD) Bob Giaquinta No Results Yet
* New Jersey (1 CD) Matthew Theike No Results Yet
* New Jersey (2 CD) Jason Grover No Results Yet
* New Jersey (4 CD) Steven Welzer No Results Yet
* New Jersey (5 CD) Ed Fanning No Results Yet
* New York (7 CD) Carl Lundgren No Results Yet
* New York (25 CD) Howie Hawkins No Results Yet
* New York (26 CD) Richard Beatty No Results Yet
* Oregon (1 CD) Chris Henry No Results Yet
* Oregon (2 CD) Tristin Mock No Results Yet
* Oregon (3 CD) Michael Meo No Results Yet
* Oregon (4 CD) Michael Beilstein No Results Yet
* Oregon (5 CD) Alex Polikoff No Results Yet
* Pennsylvania (14 CD) Titus North No Results Yet
* Tennessee (5 CD) John Miglietta No Results Yet
* Texas (3 CD) Mary Joan Boidock No Results Yet
* Texas (22 CD) Joel West No Results Yet
* Texas (25 CD) Scott Trimble No Results Yet
* Texas (31 CD) Ed Lindsay No Results Yet
* Washington (5 CD) Gary Murrell No Results Yet
Goddamnit! No results from San Francisco yet. I wonder if they’ll have trouble with the voting machines there.
Those columns are votes, percentage, change from ’04, and electoral votes
Ohio @ 55% reporting:
Barack Obama Dem. 1,671,915 50.5% +1.8% 20
John McCain Rep. 1,582,040 47.8 -3.0 0
Ralph Nader Ind. 24,816 0.8 N.A. 0
Bob Barr Lib 11,522 0.3 N.A. 0
Chuck Baldwin CST 8,310 0.3 N.A. 0
Cynthia McKinney Grn 5,129 0.2 N.A. 0
Richard Duncan Ind. 2,427 0.1 N.A. 0
Brian Moore Soc 1,603 0.0 N.A. 0
In Oregon, the “other” column in US Congress races has nothing less than 3.9% in any district.
Yeah, I had that somewhere way up there. Greens for House also doing well in AR.
Green Rebekah Kennedy has 20% in the race to represent Arkansas in the US Senate (no Republican in the race).
@ GPW
Total: (58% Reporting)
McKinney / Clemente: 87,508 votes
Arkansas (45% reporting)
0.3%
Arizona (57% reporting):
2,106 votes / 0.1%
California (5% reporting)
0.3%
Colorado (40% reporting)
0.1%
D.C. (14% reporting):
66 votes / 0.2%
Illinois (72% reporting):
8,418 votes / 0.2%
Louisiana (78% reporting):
5,326 votes / 0.4%
Maine (25% Reporting):
684 votes / 0.4%
Maryland (45% reporting):
1,820 votes / 0.2%
Massachusetts (73% Reporting):
15,283 votes / 0.7%
Michigan (52% reporting):
0.2%
Minnesota (28% reporting)
0.2%
Mississippi (70% reporting):
0.1%
Nebraska (40% reporting)
0.1%
New Jersey (83% reporting)
0.1%
New Mexico (37% reporting)
780 votes / 0.2%
New York (76% reporting):
9,122 votes / 0.2%
Ohio (51% reporting)
0.2%
Oregon (19% reporting)
0.3%
Rhode Island (49% reporting)
0.2%
South Carolina (82% reporting)
0.2%
Utah (10% reporting)
0.1%
Virginia (91% reporting)
0.1%
Washington (20% reporting)
0.1%
West Virginia (71% Reporting):
1,666 votes / 0.3%
Wisconsin (41% reporting)
0.1%
http://westernstandard.blogs.com/shotgun/2008/11/is-tonight-a-su.html
51I = 51st Independent
Probably one of the highest-polling independents in the nation.
51st Legislative District
Candidate Votes Percent
MAHONEY, TIM (DEM)
12,266 67.0%
GEARING, GARY (51I)
6,032 33.0%
35th Legislative District
Candidate Votes Percent
GERGELY, MARC J. (DEM)
19,403 88.9%
POSIPANKA, DAVID (LIB)
2,425 11.1%
Covered 4x
https://independentpoliticalreport.com/?s=richard+duncan
One state candidate.
I have to ask, who is this Richard Duncan person who came just ahead of Charles Jay? I don’t think he was ever covered here at IPR.
McCain is conceeding right now! Barack wins!
BwaAHHAHAHAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! HEHAHEHAHEHAHEHEAEHEAHAEH!
27th Legislative District
Candidate Votes Percent
DEASY, DANIEL J. JR. (DEM)
18,462 80.3%
LIBERATORE, FRANK J. (REF)
4,538 19.7%
20th Legislative District
Candidate Votes Percent
WALKO, DON (DEM)
21,029 85.6%
BARR, JIM (CST)
3,542 14.4%
13th Legislative District
Candidate Votes Percent
HOUGHTON, TOM (DEM)
2,687 45.4%
LAWRENCE, JOHN A. (REP)
2,797 47.3%
HERSHEY, RONALD K. (IND)
435 7.3%
29th Senatorial District
Candidate Votes Percent
SYMONS, PETER PJ JR. (DEM)
29,335 35.4%
RHOADES, JAMES J. (REP)
51,705 62.4%
BAYLOR, DENNIS (NOP)
1,766 2.1%
23rd Senatorial District
Candidate Votes Percent
CASIMIR, LOUIS TREY (DEM)
22,417 27.2%
YAW, GENE (REP)
50,139 60.8%
DINCHER, MICHAEL A. (IND)
9,908 12.0%
21st Senatorial District
Candidate Votes Percent
WHITE, MARY JO (REP)
68,750 84.6%
LUCAS, MARY LEA (LIB)
12,476 15.4%
OBAMA, BARACK (DEM)
2,611,063 56.2%
Runningmate: BIDEN, JOE
MCCAIN, JOHN (REP)
1,982,438 42.7%
Runningmate: PALIN, SARAH
NADER, RALPH (IND)
34,492 0.7%
Runningmate: GONZALEZ, MATT
BARR, BOB (LIB)
15,281 0.3%
8th Congressional District
Candidate Votes Percent
MURPHY, PATRICK J. (DEM)
158,790 57.7%
MANION, TOM (REP)
112,194 40.7%
LINGENFELTER, TOM (IND)
4,346 1.6%
PA:
14th Congressional District
Candidate Votes Percent
DOYLE, MIKE (DEM)
227,638 91.4%
NORTH, TITUS (GRN)
21,367 8.6%
Those are with 84% reporting.
16th District (with John Murphy, ind, and Dan Frank, Const):
SLATER, BRUCE A. (DEM)
63,383 41.4%
PITTS, JOSEPH R. (REP)
82,614 53.9%
FRANK, DANIEL (CST)
1,521 1.0%
MURPHY, JOHN A. (IND)
5,671 3.7%
It looks like Murphy and Frank have split the third party vote and Murphy is currently at less than what he got in 2006. Time to consult him about a state house or state senate or county-wide run…
That /.53 ~=results
Popular Votes Electoral Votes 270 to win
Barack Obama, Dem 51% 37,215,701 324 WINNER
John McCain, GOP 48% 35,003,998 124
Ralph Nader, EPF 0% 335,115 0
Bob Barr, Ind 0% 291,274 0
Chuck Baldwin, AKI 0% 94,733 0
Cynthia McKinney, Grn 0% 78,105 0
Ron Paul, CST 0% 7,973 0
Gloria La Riva, Ind 0% 4,982 0
Roger Calero, Ind 0% 4,621 0
Brian Moore, Ind 0% 4,293 0
Alan Keyes, AIP 0% 3,638 0
Richard Duncan, Ind 0% 2,289 0
Charles Jay, BoT 0% 1,853 0
James Harris, SWP 0% 1,481 0
John Joseph Polachek, New 0% 964 0
None of these candidates, NPD 0% 807 0
Thomas Stevens, Obj 0% 591 0
Gene Amondson, Pro 0% 586 0
Jeffrey Boss, Ind 0% 575 0
Frank McEnulty, Una 0% 437 0
Ted Weill, RP 0% 308 0
Jeffrey Wamboldt, Ind 0% 263 0
George Phillies, Lib 0% 244 0
Jonathan Allen, HQ8 0% 148 0
Bradford Lyttle, PCF 0% 52 0
In 5th Congressional District (PA)
Candidate Votes Percent
MCCRACKEN, MARK B. (DEM)
77,161 39.3%
THOMPSON, GLENN W. (REP)
115,069 58.6%
FRYMAN, JAMES (LIB)
4,196 2.1%
How much do you think of the popular vote is counted?
http://news.aol.com/elections/2008/president#presResults
53%
Representative in Congress
5th Congressional District
Candidate Votes Percent
MCCRACKEN, MARK B. (DEM)
791 38.3%
THOMPSON, GLENN W. (REP)
1,204 58.4%
FRYMAN, JAMES (LIB)
68 3.3%
How much do you think of the popular vote is counted? 15%? 20%? 25%? This is ridiculous.
GPW Last Update: 9:35 PM CST
Very Early Results:
McKinney-Clemente (Green Party)
Arizona (6% reporting):
2,787 votes / 0.4%
Illinois (41% reporting):
4,919 votes / 0.2%
Louisiana (10% reporting):
5,171 votes / 0.5%
Maine (59% Reporting):
408 votes / 0.4%
Maryland (37% reporting):
1,520 votes / 0.2%
Massachusetts (61% Reporting):
14,526 votes / 0.8%
New Mexico (12% reporting)
537 votes / 0.2%
New York (47%):
5,491 votes / 0.2%
West Virginia (59% Reporting):
1,404 votes / 0.3%
Faux News concedes!
Looks like I will owe Gillis $5
http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/usvotes/
PBS called it for Obama
CNN calls it for Obama
Wow, look at the Cameron County results:
OBAMA, BARACK (DEM)
802 37.3%
Runningmate: BIDEN, JOE
MCCAIN, JOHN (REP)
1,239 57.6%
Runningmate: PALIN, SARAH
NADER, RALPH (IND)
60 2.8%
Runningmate: GONZALEZ, MATT
BARR, BOB (LIB)
49 2.3%
Cameron County in PA is going 5.2% for “other” in the POTUS race.
PA @ 76%
Nader: .7% and 27,500 votes
Barr: .3% and 12,000 votes
Attorney General: Marakay Rogers, L – 1.8% and about 65,000 votes (I got my mom and brother to vote for her)
Auditor General: Betsy Summers, L – 3% and 105,000
State Treasurer: Berlie Etzel, L – 2%, 71,000
21st Senate district: Libertarian has about 17% against just a Republican
PHILADELPHIA COUNTY
8th Congressional district: Ind Tom Lingenfelter (also running for state assembly) has .6% and 80 votes
13th Cong. District: John P. McDermott (C) now has 2.9% and almost 3,500 votes
180th state house district: Lib has 1.8% against only a Democrat (damn, those democrats are blowing everyone else out of the water)
NADER: .4%, almost 3,000 votes
BARR: .1%, a bit over 1,000 votes
Ohio 2nd District, with 34% reporting, it looks like Krikorian acted as a spoiler to put Schmidt back in.
http://www.daytondailynews.com/n/content/oh/story/news/local/2008/11/04/ddn110408cong2web.html
Krikorian is at 17%.
In my congressional district (PA’s 13th), the Constitution Party candidate has 2.8% of the vote, which is decent for around here.
I guess this is where we’re liveblogging it…
With 5% of precincts reporting in Delaware, Roger Calero has 2 votes!
IA @ 21%
Nader 0.5%
Barr 0.4%
Baldwin 0.3%
McKinney, Harris 0.1%
Moore, LaRiva rounds to 0.0%
AZ @ 11%
Barr, Nader 0.6% each
McKinney 0.4%
I’ll bet that the percentage of vote for third parties overall is within the margin of error for machines.
Nader also does better in states with no Barr. Baldwin seems to be beating McKinney, but McKinney still has a good base of support. It’s too bad that Jay didn’t do well in Tennessee.
CO 9%
Barr, Nader 0.4% ea.
Baldwin 0.2%
McKinney, Keyes 0.1% ea.
All others round to 0.0%
Sen
Campbell (CP) 2.3%; Kinsey, Green, 2.1%
Now also closed
Idaho (southern region)
Iowa
Montana
Nevada
North Dakota (eastern region)
Oregon (eastern region)
Utah
Sort of dissapointed with Nader’s showing in PA and Massacusetts so far I was hoping he would have better showings.
According to GPW
McKinney-Clemente (Green Party)
Louisiana (10% reporting):
1,126 votes / 0.4%
Maine (9% Reporting):
201 votes / 0.4%
Maryland (16% reporting):
565 votes / 0.2%
Massachusetts (50% Reporting):
2,970 votes / 0.2%
New York (6%):
683 votes / 0.2%
West Virginia (38% Reporting):
911 votes / 0.3%
OH 22% rpt
Nader 0.7%
Barr 0.3%
Baldwin 0.2%
McKinney, Duncan 0.1%
Moore rounds to 0.0%
MO @ 3%
Nader 0.8%
Barr, Baldwin 0.4% each
LP, CP for Gov 1.1% each
ND @ 3%
Nader 1.8%
Barr 0.4%
Baldwin 0.3%
TX @ 8%
Barr 0.6%, Yvonne Shick 2.1%
TN @ 24%
Nader 0.4%
Barr, Baldwin 0.3%
McKinney, Moore 0.1%
Jay rounds off to 0.0%
If his numbers in Ohio hold he should hit nearly 100,000 in that state alone.
Hope Nader will do well in Iowa and Nebraska so he can get the Peace and Freedom Party ballot lines in those states.
SD @ 11%
Nader 1.3%, Baldwin 0.5%, Barr 0.4%
I think my Barr prediction was pretty accurate, but we will see when it is all over.
Ohio has been called on all my local Columbus stations and now national networks.
OK 17% reporting
Independent Stephen Wallace for Senate 4.3%
MS 8% rpt
same as AL , plus McKinney, Weill 0.1% each
AL 7%
Nader 0.3%
Barr, Baldwin 0.2% each
CT @ 26%
Nader 1.1%
Slightly off topic
CNN has Obama EV 174-64 McCain
NYT more conservative in calling states; 83-8
Now closed
Arizona
Colorado
Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan (small portion of Upper Peninsula)
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Mexico
New York
Rhode Island
South Dakota (western region)
Texas (El Paso area)
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Seems to be doing better than that.
So will Nader break out of the .4% total he had in 04 or stay around there?
WV @ 11%
Nader 1.0%
Baldwin, McKinney 0.3% each
Jesse Johnson 6.2%
IL @ 4%
Nader 0.4%
Barr 0.3%
McKinney 0.2%
Baldwin 0.1%
Sen
Cummings GP 1.9%
Stafford LP 0.8%
Koppie CP 0.4%
This page has all the candidates vote totals so far:
http://news.aol.com/elections/2008/president#presResults
Charles Jay has 847 votes with 8% reporting
Too bad about Conley. But not bad for him, as the local Democrats didn’t support him.
sc 19% RPT
Barr 0.4%
Baldwin, Nader 0.3%
McKinney 0.2%
Conley, “Ron Paul Democrat” for US Senate 38%
Good results for the propositions in Massachusetts.
LP senator and governor candidates are doing significantly better than Bob Barr tonight, but are not breaking 5% thus far.
Mass @ 4%
Nader 0.9%
Barr 0.4%
McKinney 0.2%
Baldwin 0.1%
Underwood (LP Sen) 3.2%
End Income Tax losing 70-30%
Decriminalize Marijuana winning 66-34%
NH @10%
Ralph Nader 0.5%
Bob Barr 0.3%
Phillies 0.1%
Blevens, LP for Sen 2.9%
Newell, LP for Gov 2.2%
Matthews is jumping the gun.
I’m going thru NY Times numbers.
MSNBC says McCain wins Georgia. Sigh, there goes one of the main spoiler arguments by the Barr campaign.
http://www.nytimes.com has all minor candidates listed (that aren’t write-ins).
There was some hope that Obama would win Alabama, but it was finally called for McCain.
Matthews’s guest mentions that there may have been 80% turnout in Virginia.
Paulie, I’m not giving an opinion about Pennsylvania, I’m just repeating what Chris Matthews said. I am also dubious about people declaring the election right after the polls closed, but they seem awfully confident there, and don’t seem to be worried about a Florida 2000 situation.
It does seem to be a good night for Nader over Barr, but Barr is doing better in places where Nader is not on.
Vermont was one of the first states to be called for Obama, but nothing has been declared about the governor’s race. I’m surprised that Callero did better than La Riva there.
God I hope Nader improves over 04. Granted most of the states that are reporting are not areas where has a large base of support so hopefully he does well in CA, NY, MA etc.
Just closed: Arkansas
NC 8% reporting
Barr 0.5%
Christopher Cole 2.6%
Michael Munger 2.6%
GA 8% reporting
Barr 0.8%
Allen Buckley 3.6%
Other parties not on
VT 5% reporting
Ralph Nader Ind. 1.0 %
Bob Barr Lib 0.3 %
Chuck Baldwin CST 0.2 %
Brian Moore LUn 0.1 %
Roger Calero SWP 0.1 %
Gloria La Riva PSL 0.0 %
Gov: Pollina 20%
VA Senate
Gail Parker 0.8%
Bill Redpath 0.5%
VA at 22% reporting
Nader 0.4%
Barr, Baldwin 0.3% each
McKinney 0.1%
Fla @ 23% reporting
Nader 0.3%, Barr 0.2%, Baldwin 0.1%, all others round to 0.0%
Catrot,
I think you are jumping the ball a little there. 0.0% reporting, not a very good basis to make any calls.
Most of the states that just closed have already been called by Chris Matthews to have the same electoral college results as in 2004, but not third party candidates have been mentioned in MSNBC at all.
Obama wins Pennsylvania! Praise God! Take that Hillary and Eric Dondero!
Just closed
Alabama
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida (western panhandle)
Illinois
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan (most of state)
Mississippi
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Dakota (eastern region)
Tennessee
Texas (most of state)
KY @ 22% reporting
Nader 0.9%
Barr 0.3%
Baldwin 0.2%
Indiana @ 27%
Bob Barr 1.1 %
26% reporting Governor
Andy Horning Lib 2.2 %
Keep in mind LP is only non D/R alternative there.
Im using the NYT—it has a fully comprehensive list,which is all I want.
CNN’s not showing any third party results like they were last time, the NYT link seems to be pretty comprehensive by state.
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/results/president/
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/poll.closing/
F***in Florida. Fuggedaboutit.
Looks like it’s fixed. Election machine gremlins strike again!
They fixed it.
HAH! Tom Stevens getting 50k votes in FLA alone!? I seriously doubt it.
They must be projecting out from the first 1% of votes tallied. Otherwise, those raw numbers don’t make sense.
Tom Stevens?! WTF?
http://elections.nytimes.com/2008/results/states/florida.html
Holy shit. This can not be right
Interesting with how conservative Kentucky is that Nader is out polling Barr there. I would imagine Indiana is the only reason why Barr is ahead of Nader at all at this point.
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North Carolina
Ohio
West Virginia
I’m parked at MSNBC with Holy General Keith Olberman for the next couple hours. Go Obama!
Same here Fred. Gotta get my REAL work done first.
I’ll be able to take some of the load off you from 8ish PST, earlier if I can detach myself from the exit polling figures and get my real work done.
oOPS…
http://www.ballot-access.org/StateLinks.html
http://www.ballot-access.org/gStateLinks.html
Already closed: rest of IN and KY
Closing in a few minutes:
Florida (most of state)
Georgia
Indiana (western regions)
Kentucky (western portion)
South Carolina
Vermont
Virginia
Anybody up for checking out local sources and SOS pages in those states to see if wwe can find anything?
Peter,
It looks like FoxNews’ thing lists most people on the ballot. Im hoping that here at IPR we’ll have decent liveblog coverage.
It looks like Barr is benefitting from being the only third-party candidate in Indiana. He’s over 1% so far.
GE is at a hotel watching the returns with his wife and kid. Im aobut to leave to goto an election party.
Peter, as much as it pains me to say it—there arent really any.
FoxNews’s site has decent coverage of the third-party votes.
http://elections.foxnews.com/states_map/index.html
Where’s GE on election day?