Watching this is interminable.
Boulder and Denver counties still have outstanding votes.
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Watching this is interminable.
Boulder and Denver counties still have outstanding votes.
With 1,590,543 counted so far that leaves 23,829 votes left and BB leading by 16,507.Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin
In order for Hick to pull it off, he'll have to get 69.2% of the remaining uncounted ballots.
If your number on total number of ballots is correct, that is a mighty feat to pull off.
I expect the RNC is going to also be pouring money into legal defense ..
Holy thread merge, Batman!
I wish this margin would widen so I can call it a night.
The multiple threads pertaining to the election got out of hand so I've merged all of them together.
Boulder county still has 15% of their votes uncounted, and Denver County has 26% of their votes uncounted.Quote:
If your number on total number of ballots is correct, that is a mighty feat to pull off.
http://abcnews.go.com/politics/elect...County/CO_G-00
Not good. ..Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin
At least at the state level things seem still good, but still sad my FoCo is deep blue turf now *sniff*
Yeah, that was kinda' crazy since I was still in one of the threads. [mop]Quote:
Originally Posted by theGinsue
Margin was down to 13k for Bob with 85.1%, then back to 15k with 85.2%. Would love to see something more decisive. Do we really want a recount situation?
A restaurant I'll never grace with so much as my shadow!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
Oh yeah. Since he used them so extensively to legislate from the Exec brach when the Dems controlled the Senate, just imagine what it'll be like now.Quote:
Originally Posted by GilpinGuy
We all know Hillary will be running in the Presidential election in 2 years. If the GOP has any hope of regaining that seat, the GOP controlled Congress had better not f things up.