Recent content by Doriath

Bingo.

Shawn Olsen lost. Last I saw, Bill Johnson was behind by 2 votes with a couple precincts in Lake still uncounted. Don't know if that's been completed yet...

Johnson is 2 votes back with a couple precincts to go, per the Indy Star...looks like my guy Olsen lost...

Props, Neo. At 14.7% it looks like LaPorte was RP's top county in the state!:D

Lake finally starting to come in. 158 of 559 precincts so far. Obama destroying Hillary 75/25 putting him within 0.9 percentage points of Hillary statewide. Ouch for the Wicked Witch. RP holding steady in Lake @ his statewide 7.6%

I haven't seen a site with precinct level results. Interesting note, my wife just got back from a PTA meeting and heard in passing that "they" ran out of ballots. Don't know if it's my precinct or a neighboring one, or if they ran of Dem ballots, GOP ballots, or both. Statewide turnout has been...

Results finally starting to trickle in from the larger northwest IN counties like mine, Porter. RP @ 12.8% (and ahead of Huck!) with 19 of 128 precincts in. Yeah, not much to brag about but I'll take it.

I dunno about you but I'm not demoralized...:cool:

Well, you could say the same for the (so far) ~8% of us who voted for Paul. While I don't agree with Huck, I can't fault his supporters who vote their conscience to the end, especially as a guy who did the same for Paul. I'm far more p*ssed at the (so far) ~75% who voted for McWar.

Why are you surprised? Indiana is up to its armpits in churches. If this race were just McCain versus Huck, Huck could easily have won the state.

Here's the Indy Star's tracking page... http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/99999999/NEWS05/80326049

My polling place was virtually empty when I was there, around 1:30 in the afternoon. Just two other voters when I came in, none when I walked out. According to the machine that digested my ballot, I was voter #222 for the day -- meaning they were averaging about 30 voters an hour at that point...

I'm pretty sure it was Romney and Huck. Of course, I voted for Ron.

Good news.

Columnist Robert Samuelson raises the "S-word" in the WaPo today: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/26/AR2008022602648.html His culprit?