Site showing Amit up by 10%

[BigFatRock]

http://www.wtopnews.com/?sid=&nid=605

So far...

 

[nate895]

The State Board of Elections has him down, but not out. He can still pull it off if the early results aren't indicative of a trend.

 

[james4congress]

Vern McKinley got creamed. 9% Amit came close but unless he has a major push late he is behind 55 -45% with 87% reporting. Good try Amit build your base for 2010.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/metro/elections/2008/_va.htmlgeneral

Send me a birthday president on June 17th Special General election in MD's 4th Congressional District.

www.peterjames08.com

 

[Crash Martinez]

from LRC blog

"...I do not join those mourning the loss of Amit Singh in Northern Virginia. This minor-league merchant of death, who brags of being a contractor for the NSA and the Pentagon, and of helping write the software for Total Information Awareness!, ran for the Republican nomination for congress as a Ron Paulian. Perhaps conservative conman Mark Ellmore, who beat Singh last night, is even worse. I do not doubt it. But the Democratic incumbent, Jim Moran, is far better on the war."

-Lew Rockwell

 

[winston_blade]

"...I do not join those mourning the loss of Amit Singh in Northern Virginia. This minor-league merchant of death, who brags of being a contractor for the NSA and the Pentagon, and of helping write the software for Total Information Awareness!, ran for the Republican nomination for congress as a Ron Paulian. Perhaps conservative conman Mark Ellmore, who beat Singh last night, is even worse. I do not doubt it. But the Democratic incumbent, Jim Moran, is far better on the war."

-Lew Rockwell

Wow, looks like Lew is so anti-war that he neglects all other issues. I honestly don't understand his logic.

 

[Nathan Hale]

I am upset at the results of Amit's primary. He was one of the top candidates in my opinion. His loss is likely due to Ellmore's last minute, obscenely effective, attack mailing. I guess the lesson here is to always employ last minute mailings. Don't attack, but make use of the opportunity to get your name out to the voters in your district the day before they vote.