POST the LATEST RESULTS in this THREAD - [CURRENT: Paul 53%, Conway 47%] 41% reported

In Kentucky, the urban precincts report before the rural precincts. Senator-elect Paul's margin will expand as the night progresses.
 
7:49pm

Paul 52%
Conway 48%

CNN is still projecting a Paul win. Rand is up about 25,000 votes now
 
Paul 273,686 52%
Conway 249,253 48%
37% reported (estimate)
Must be the final eastern results skewing things
 
Looks bad..

Are you kidding me?

Look at Politico map:

http://www.politico.com/2010/maps/#/Senate/2010/KY

Compare it to McConnell's 2008 map. Paul is winning multiple counties McConnell LOST in 2008. Paul is losing nothing McConnell won.

It's 50-50 in heavily-democratic Fayette county. Conway needed to clean up there and Paul may even win it.

When these western counties come in it's going to get real ugly, real fast for Conway.
 
It only looks bad because 71.0% of Jefferson County (Louisville) where Conway is winning 56-44 has reported in while 39.0% of Kentucky overall has reported.
 
Barr down 3 with 66% in....

it's closing....

Rand needs his coattail credit!
 
Nate Silver thinks Paul is hurting Barr...
O.K., here's a sign that tonight might not be an apocalypse for Democrats: the Kentucky Third District, where John Yarmuth, a Democrat, had been favored but the polling had been erratic, has been called for him. The other vulnerable Democrat in Kentucky, Ben Chandler, is also leading so far in Kentucky's Sixth District. Even though Rand Paul has won the Senate race in Kentucky, I'm not sure he didn't hurt the G.O.P. at the margins down ballot.

http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/02/live-blogging-election-night/#more-3235
 
Paul 302,478 53%
Conway 270,703 47%
41% reported (estimate)
Got to go. My class is waiting. Gambatte!
 
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