I see that Arapahoe is at 75% reporting.
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I see that Arapahoe is at 75% reporting.
It looks like Boulder County still has about ~14,566 ballots to count.
So far, ~41% of Boulder County voters have gone for Beauprez*.
Assuming the remaining Boulder County ballots have the same percentage of Beauprez voters, he'll pick up ~5,970 votes there, and Hick will garner ~8,596 votes for a net gain of 2,626.
*This number seems high, so feel free to double check my math.
**Yep, I suck at math.
I don't get this. Voting for Gov is on the same piece of paper that voting for senate was and they counted those up just fine. I have a feeling there is some sandbagging going on here. Sounds like Denver and Boulder are holding out until they can figure out how many votes they need to create.
I wouldn't put it past them.
uhhh I dunno how you can think this .....Quote:
Originally Posted by KAPA
They both have the exact same reporting counties numbers....
Just that Gardner is winning with such a clear lead that Udall conceded the election .
Where are you seeing Boulder county going 41 % for BB?Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin
I'm seeing BB at 27% in Boulder county
27.6% Beau. That'd be ~4020 Beau, 9817 Hick (67.4%), or a 5797 gain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin
It's not going for BB, it just seems to have a higher turnout for him than I would have expected.
http://abcnews.go.com/politics/elect...County/CO_G-00
I thought my numbers seemed high.Quote:
Originally Posted by RblDiver
Thanks for checking.
I was wrong. Kiowa and San Juan will probably have all of 1000 votes.