Tuesday, May 13, 2008

MS-01: Live Results - CHILDERS WINS!!

I will post the results as they come in in this post. We can chat in the comments.

Live results here:
http://www.djournal.com/pages/election2008.asp

County by county results here:
Clarion Ledger

2008 SPECIAL ELECTION RUNOFF
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE 1ST DISTRICT

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CHILDERS (D) 57,276 - 54%
DAVIS (R) 49,314 - 46%

(462 of 462 precints reporting)

(notes)
1. Lee County at +800 childers, we got +1,600 last time, 8 precints of 42 left in Lee
2. 38/38 of Desoto is in now, Lee still 42/42, Prentiss 0/15
3. Childers in comparison to 4/22 picked up 500 in Chickasaw, 400 in Yalobusha
4. Union and Webster a wash
5. Lafayette +450, Panola +700 with one precint left
6. Childers wins Lee by 1,800 , a little more than last time
7. Counties left to report: Prentiss, Calhoun, Clay, Tate, Itawamba, Pontotoc
9. Picked up 200 in Alcorn
10. Desoto hits, now 38/38, we are gonna win this thing, yehaaaaw!!
11. Prentiss only 3/15 in
12. Per MSNBC AP calls race for Childers
13. Final Total, Childers wins by nearly 8,000 votes.


20 comments:

  1. Awesome! When are the polls closing, please? 8 pm?

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  2. Hey, it's a tie!

    *pause*

    Oh. That's 0-0 before the precincts have reported, right...?

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  3. right on Tom, i added the precints

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  4. Off to a good start. Where are the first seventeen precincts located, please? And what does that tell you?

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  5. 60-40 Childers! Man, is this really going to happen?!

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  6. Is Desoto County (?) a Republican stronghold?

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  7. desoto is southave and went 10,000-2,000 approx for Davis last go round.

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  8. Childers won Yalobusha today, but lost it last time around.

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  9. picked up 200 in Alcorn, 20 in Union

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  10. this looks good from what I can tell...he's winning counties that he lost last time...and we haven't counted prentiss county yet

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  11. Looking good. 6 counties have yet to report any results...Childers won 5 of them last time, including base Prentiss. DeSoto almost all in and the race is 50-50.

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  12. Travis has after 3/15 85% of the votes in Prentiss.

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  13. 3 more of Prentiss came in and raised Travis' percentage to 86%.

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  14. Dear Cotton Mouth,

    Many congratulations, and thank you for sharing these election returns! They were tough to find on TV (all eyes were on West Virginia, of course). You are the cat's meow.

    We'll be posting about this race on our blog, http://www.mycatsaredemocrats.blogspot.com/. And doing lots of purring!

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  15. Yay! I found your blog while looking for the election results. It's a pleasure to meet another Mississippi liberal. Sometimes I've felt like the only one in the blogosphere.

    Wonderful news about Childers. I'm pleased as punch to see so many of my fellow voters had the same reaction to the constant barrage of anti-Childers media, mailings, and phone calls as I did -- revulsion for those who sent them.

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  16. A new era dawns across the South thanks to the excellent work of folks like you. Our message works EVERYWHERE, who would've thunk it?

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  17. Thanks for all the kind words. Now we have to celebrate, then recharge and come back swinging for Childers and Musgrove in Novemeber.

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  18. Guys...as someone who's been part of MS politics for the last 16 years, i've NEVER seen such a good job done with our politics (and i've seen some GOOD work). you're all commended for the work you do. i cannot say enough good things about your work and have linked you to my site with GRATUITOUS credit.

    THANK YOU.

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  19. As a Memphian who is lucky to call Steve Cohen not only my congressman but my friend as well, I know what it means to have someone who represents your values in Congress.

    I want to offer my congratulations to Travis and to all of you for all the hard work you put in on this momentous win.

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