Overnight election results (UPDATE: TESTER WINS)

I’d felt pretty good about the Missouri race both on the Talent and Amendment 2 front, but it looks like Republicans who were worried about those outstanding votes from St. Louis and other areas were right. Not only does demagogue McCaskill win, but the fraudulent Amendment 2 passed.

Fox is saying Montana is too close to call, and there is going to be a battle in Virginia as there is one percent left to count, and there will likely be a recount. I’m also hearing absentee ballots have to be counted in VA as well.

Fox is also talking again about how several moderate to conservative Democrats won and how that may affect Nancy Pelosi’s priorities in the House.

Bad night last night all the way around – I’ll be anxious to see what turnout numbers look like and the breakdown by party affiliations.

Update I: Looks like we may have a recount in Montana, too:

(D) Tester 194,914 49%
(R) Sen. Burns 193,179 48%
99% reporting

PM Update: Democrat Jon Tester wins in Montana. I don’t hold out any hope that Allen will retain Virginia.

10 Responses to "Overnight election results (UPDATE: TESTER WINS)"

benning says:

November 8, 2006 at 7:14 am

Florida’s U.S.Senate race:
Katherine Harris(REP)1,807,044 – 38.1%
Bill Nelson(DEM)2,859,612 – 60.3%

Thank you, NRC, for abandoning Harris.

Florida’s Governor Race:
Charlie Crist (REP) 2,495,148 – 52.2%
Jim Davis (DEM) 2,153,797 – 45.1%

Florida did fairly well.
solitaire says:

November 8, 2006 at 7:58 am

A great day for America. God Bless the voters of the United States.
PCD says:

November 8, 2006 at 8:32 am

Solitaire,

Socialism did not win yesterday. The Dems had to resort to faux “conservative dems” like Heath Schuler to win. I’d like to see the dems in 08 run without lying about their agenda, the vote fraud, and the other dirty tricks that they always accuse the GOP of, but in reality they themselves are committing. Then we’ll see if America likes your brand of socialism.
NC Cop says:

November 8, 2006 at 8:44 am

How interesting that when Republicans win, it’s because of voter fraud and stolen elecions. However, when the Dems when it’s because it’s a “great day for America”. Absolutely priceless.

It should be interesting though. Since the Dems have blamed everything from the tainted spinach to hurricanes on Pres. Bush, I look forward to them solving every problem on the face of the planet…..as they have promised.

Consider this a dress rehearsal for the 2008 elections.
NC Cop says:

November 8, 2006 at 8:48 am

A great day for America.

And don’t forget the terrorists!! I’m sure they are all celebrating in Afghanistan and Iraq today!!!
arcman says:

November 8, 2006 at 8:54 am

Once again, the American people are duped by the Dems into believing that they are what they are not. My main hope is that many of our bright stars, such as Irey, Segula-Gibbs, Blackwell, and Steele will not let this setback deter them from seeking office in the next election.
benning says:

November 8, 2006 at 8:56 am

Pelosi now begins the difficult task of corralling Democrats. This is akin to herding cats.
Dana says:

November 8, 2006 at 9:10 am

Our beautiful blogmistress wrote:

Fox is also talking again about how several moderate to conservative Democrats won and how that may affect Nancy Pelosi’s priorities in the House.

Pennsylvania elected a couple of moderate Democrats to replace Republican representatives, but the most important votes those fine gentlemen will cast are for Speaker of the House and the House organization. They will be moderate Democrats, who are freshman with little power, and we’ll have the House schedule set by the much further left leadership. That’s where their moderation will get washed away, and be relatively useless.

But, it’s time to congratulate our Democratic friends; they have achieved what they wanted to achieve. But, having won power, they now have responsibility, and have to perform. It’s time to hold their smelly feet to the fire, and see if they can do the things they promised to do, to see if they can match their campaign promises with action.
Tom TB says:

November 8, 2006 at 9:25 am

“Vote for us; we’re not them!”. Okay, now what?
Drewsmom says:

November 8, 2006 at 6:15 pm

I like to listen to c-spann washington journal every morning to see what the rats have to say.
Well, EVERYTIME, a so called independent called, they were dems hating Bush, going along with the rest of the moonbats, EVERYTIME, and I listen everyday before I have to go to work so the way I look at it there are NO INDEPENDENTS, JUST MOONBATS.
Now lets see what these loons plan to do, one of the dem statagists chicks was already tripped up on Fox, said they’d come with a plan for Iraq, she was asked, I thought yall already had a plan, made her look like the fool she is.

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