Turnout Situation
From what I am hearing, SWVa and the Valley are having a pretty good turnout. NOVA and Hampton Roads are supposedly low. Richmond is up in the air (but this will be higher anyway just b/c its a state election). I can't really defend these numbers, but my sources are pretty good.
If thats is the setup, we might do better than we think tonight.
We still have half the day to go though.
Lets Win This Thing!
UPDATE: It sounds like the dems have relatively no presence anywhere. People are saying they are voting and there are no dem poll watchers or even dem signs at the polls.
Has anyone else experienced this? I will admit that is not the case here in Montgomery County.
If thats is the setup, we might do better than we think tonight.
We still have half the day to go though.
Lets Win This Thing!
UPDATE: It sounds like the dems have relatively no presence anywhere. People are saying they are voting and there are no dem poll watchers or even dem signs at the polls.
Has anyone else experienced this? I will admit that is not the case here in Montgomery County.
posted by GOPHokie @ 12:55 PM
4 Comments:
At 11/08/2005 1:21 PM,
Anonymous said…
Ds are a late vote, generally. Urban and suburban vote late.
At 11/08/2005 1:34 PM,
GOPHokie said…
Well, in NOVA most people vote in the morning b/c they might miss it on the way home from work.
So usually low NOVA turnout in the morning means low for the day.
That doesn't mean it will go that way today though.
At 11/08/2005 8:38 PM,
Anonymous said…
Re: The results in the 26th. To quote the late, great, Chris Farley....That was awesome.
And apologies to GOPHokie who pretty much properly called the win margin while us site visitors said it would not be the nearly 4% that it turned out.
At 11/09/2005 2:27 PM,
GOPHokie said…
Thanks for kind words anon.
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