View Full Version : Vote Counting Not Over
tonantius
11-04-2010, 08:56
I just heard Tancredo on the Peter Boyles' show this morning. He said that there are 50,000 uncounted ballots in Arapahoe county and more in other counties. These ballots were generated by people voting straight Republican but then realized that they wanted to vote for Tancredo for Governor. They went to the precincts to get provisional ballots. These ballots are also for Buck. Buck may still win. The final vote counts are not certified until Nov. 22nd.
nogaroheli
11-04-2010, 08:59
How will that work if he already conceded?
How will that work if he already conceded?
and was losing by more than 50k votes anyway
ghettodub
11-04-2010, 09:48
I think he's talking about Buck's race though, which if there were 50,000 more votes for Buck, he would win
Circuits
11-04-2010, 09:49
"conceding" pretty much just means that the candidate is not going to pursue recounts, or continue in their campaign... but they could "un-concede" any time they want.
The final certified vote tally determines the actual winner, regardless of who says or does what in either campaign... same way a dead person can win an election, and create a vacancy.
ShooterChick
11-04-2010, 10:21
Bennett-799,072
Buck- 783,426
They are still really close with lots of ballots left to count
I hope the smug gets knocked off their faces just once.
Jefferson county has a vote verification on their county clerk website. It still says my vote has not been processed yet. So theres one more for Buck. I hand delivered my mail in ballot on Tuesday.
Hmmm...where I have heard this before? Oh...yeah...Al "f***weed" Franken comes to mind... Heck, they "found" late votes in car trunks, etc. and "low-n-behold" another leftist turd had a new job once all was said and done.
Granted...MN is not CO but... Untill 100% is counted and the results are certified I would not end it if I were Buck.
Fingers-crossed. [Help]
I think he's talking about Buck's race though, which if there were 50,000 more votes for Buck, he would win
I read that wrong, he made it sound like Tancredo could have a potential 50k votes un-counted which in his case wouldn't matter. It was a little early this morning.
Tom Tancredo said that Tom didn't have a chance to win. Tom said that Ken Buck does have a chance to win.
Tom Tancredo said that Tom didn't have a chance to win. Tom said that Ken Buck does have a chance to win.
I got it now that I've had a few cups of coffee. I was just reading it wrong this morning. There may be a bunch left in Arapahoe, but there are also a lot left in Boulder uncounted, which is going heavily in Bennet's favor. It's still hard to say, I think it will go over to Bennet regardless.
I got it now that I've had a few cups of coffee. I was just reading it wrong this morning. There may be a bunch left in Arapahoe, but there are also a lot left in Boulder uncounted, which is going heavily in Bennet's favor. It's still hard to say, I think it will go over to Bennet regardless.
Right on. :) I think the uncounted ballots around the state will overcome the uncounted and/or duplicate/undead ballots in Boulder (my conspiracy hat is on).
hurley842002
11-04-2010, 17:56
There may be a bunch left in Arapahoe, but there are also a lot left in Boulder uncounted, which is going heavily in Bennet's favor. It's still hard to say, I think it will go over to Bennet regardless.
Unfortunately, I fear you are right. I've lost ALL faith in the majority of these Leftist MORONS here in Colorado. I will just continue to stare and shake my head at every ass hat, sporting an Obama/Bennett/Hickenlooper bumper sticker. My stomach literally turned while watching the numbers by County Tuesday night, starting with Boulder County.
BPTactical
11-05-2010, 19:59
Unfortunately, I fear you are right. I've lost ALL faith in the majority of these Leftist MORONS here in Colorado. I will just continue to stare and shake my head at every ass hat, sporting an Obama/Bennett/Hickenlooper bumper sticker. My stomach literally turned while watching the numbers by County Tuesday night, starting with Boulder County.
^This
I saw the voting maps and I was surprised to see that the entire mountain region voted blue. The altitude must cause a loss of common sense.
It seems that Colorado was the floater in the punchbowl and the GOP wave that was generated just washed around it.
[Mad]
hurley842002
11-05-2010, 20:46
^This
I saw the voting maps and I was surprised to see that the entire mountain region voted blue. The altitude must cause a loss of common sense.
It seems that Colorado was the floater in the punchbowl and the GOP wave that was generated just washed around it.
[Mad]
Exactly! I've been listening to a lot of talk radio lately, and keep hearing about how exciting the "sweep" was. Yes, it is VERY exciting, and we (as a Country) are MUCH better off than we were 2 years ago. BUT WHAT ABOUT US COLORADO FOLK, lol. It's already been mentioned, but what surprised me the most, were the Counties like Douglas that should have shown MUCH more support for Tancredo, but didn't. Was it that Tancredo was just to "extreme" for people? Or did the they really like Hick? Are there that many Libs in Douglas County? It's just mind boggling to me, I had much more faith in Colorado than that.
alan0269
11-05-2010, 21:39
Exactly! I've been listening to a lot of talk radio lately, and keep hearing about how exciting the "sweep" was. Yes, it is VERY exciting, and we (as a Country) are MUCH better off than we were 2 years ago. BUT WHAT ABOUT US COLORADO FOLK, lol. It's already been mentioned, but what surprised me the most, were the Counties like Douglas that should have shown MUCH more support for Tancredo, but didn't. Was it that Tancredo was just to "extreme" for people? Or did the they really like Hick? Are there that many Libs in Douglas County? It's just mind boggling to me, I had much more faith in Colorado than that.
I think that a lot of it has to do with the influx of people from Kalifornia. Even though the home builders are still suffering, what building that is going on is in Douglas County or north of the Denver Metro area. Therefore, that is where the people that are still coming into the state are going.
hurley842002
11-05-2010, 21:45
I think that a lot of it has to do with the influx of people from Kalifornia. Even though the home builders are still suffering, what building that is going on is in Douglas County or north of the Denver Metro area. Therefore, that is where the people that are still coming into the state are going.
I believe you are right. I remember a couple years ago, when things really started going downhill, especially in Kalifornia, several people made comments about the Kalifornians flocking to Colorado. It would be interesting to know, just how many folks from Kali, have moved to Colorado in the last 2 years. Guess that would explain the influx of crappy drivers.
Unfortunately, I fear you are right. I've lost ALL faith in the majority of these Leftist MORONS here in Colorado. I will just continue to stare and shake my head at every ass hat, sporting an Obama/Bennett/Hickenlooper bumper sticker. My stomach literally turned while watching the numbers by County Tuesday night, starting with Boulder County.
Its frustrating to see such a beautiful state go down the shitter. [Rant1]
Driftwood
11-06-2010, 08:00
Its frustrating to see such a beautiful state go down the shitter. [Rant1]
I agree, totally.
But folks, when/if Kolorado does finally turn into Kalifornia East, just vote with your feet. That's what I'll do with my family. There are still other states out there that still value (mostly) freedom, personal responsibility and limited .gov.
Im so pissed and I'm going to start a new thread about it. But its going to cost $177+ dollars to register my 25 year old truck. This is bullshit. Colorado is to timid when pushed but gently nugded with crap lies will lead them every where.
Bitter Clinger
11-06-2010, 11:41
I agree, totally.
But folks, when/if Kolorado does finally turn into Kalifornia East, just vote with your feet. That's what I'll do with my family. There are still other states out there that still value (mostly) freedom, personal responsibility and limited .gov.
Alaska sounds good to me!
I was asking about moving, but I'm not allowed to move the family any where colder than Colorado, so my options are Utah and Texas.
Driftwood
11-06-2010, 16:33
Alaska sounds good to me!
Wow. Don't think I personally could go that far. Montana or Idaho would be the farthest my family could probably stand.
Utah + Texas don't look too bad, either. Personally, I believe Idaho/Montana to be better options.
Zundfolge
11-06-2010, 16:39
Utah + Texas don't look too bad, either. Personally, I believe Idaho/Montana to be better options.
Cant do Texas because of the humidity.
We're looking at the SLC area (Ogden is nice) or SE Idaho.
Byte Stryke
11-06-2010, 16:52
I was actually looking at jobs in AZ...
I hear they have had ALLOT of Vacancies of late :P
hurley842002
11-06-2010, 17:20
I was actually looking at jobs in AZ...
I hear they have had ALLOT of Vacancies of late :P
If I could talk my other half into AZ, that's where I would move. Work for Sheriff Joe.
Other half grew up in Arizona. Says it's too hot for her, even though she uses the thermostat the same way she uses the stove top (on = 10).
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