Begich has a 61% lead in early ballots counted so far in AK

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A great day for America.


http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2008/11/uncounted-votes-may-push-begich-past.html

Uncounted Votes May Push Begich Past Stevens

Although Ted Stevens currently holds a lead of approximately 3,200 votes in ballots counted to date in Alaska's senate contest, there is good reason to believe that the ballots yet to be counted -- the vast majority of which are early and absentee ballots -- will allow Mark Begich to mitigate his disadvantage with Stevens and quite possibly pull ahead of him.

The reasoning behind this is simple: some early ballots have been processed, and among those ballots Begich substantially leads Stevens. A tally of Alaska's 40 house districts as taken from Alaska's Division of Elections webpage suggests that Begich has won about 61% of the early ballots counted so far, as compared with 48% of ballots cast on Election Day itself.

 

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I have my fingers crossed!

 

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They should keep counting until the right perosn wins! There and in Minn.

 

[Minister of Truth]

They should keep counting until the right perosn wins! There and in Minn.

Yeah, except Stevens doesn't really deserve to win, no matter which party you affiliate with, whereas Minnesotans properly see Coleman as a good guy, which is why a Republican could win in the state of Mondale to begin with...

 

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No RePig-Lie-KKKan desrevs to win, Bush stole 2 elections, now we're getting even.

 

[Minister of Truth]

No RePig-Lie-KKKan desrevs to win, Bush stole 2 elections, now we're getting even.

LOL by actually stealing elections. 2000 wasn't the first time the US Constitution screwed over the Dems. It did that in 1824 and 1876 as well. But hey, you guys got the 1960 election... Dems have hated the EC for their entire existence - it is the basis for its very existence.

 

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Yeah, except Stevens doesn't really deserve to win, no matter which party you affiliate with, whereas Minnesotans properly see Coleman as a good guy, which is why a Republican could win in the state of Mondale to begin with...

Coleman is a good guy, but that doesn't make up for the fact that he has a 93% rating with the ACU and caucuses with a party that pushes an agenda radically opposed to Minnesotan values.

I honestly wish Barkley would've won though.