Did I miss the republicans taking the state house?Quote:
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Did I miss the republicans taking the state house?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric P
He'll also probably pick up a net gain in Teller County, but the 800 lb. gorillas in the room are Boulder and Denver counties.Quote:
I see Kiowa and San Juan counties aren't showing up on AP's map. I think Beauprez could get 3k+ or so from them.
Everything else seems like it's either a wash or small potatoes for Beauprez.
Is there a link to an up to date map?Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin
I'm surprised that it was this close. I thought that Beauprez would be up by 5%.
Yup, at this point the "nickel and dime" counties don't mean a whole lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin
http://www.politico.com/2014-electio...rnor/colorado/Quote:
Originally Posted by flan7211
I'm just going off of the numbers from ABC here:
http://abcnews.go.com/politics/elect...County/CO_G-00
This. Per msnbc Denver and Adams are only reporting around 80% vs El Past in the high 90s. I'm pessimisticQuote:
Originally Posted by Justin
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88.2, down to about 5k.
Plus to small of a margin triggers auto recount
We might not know for a few days.
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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.
I am off to bed; doesn't look good for gun owners in the state...was hoping.
Looking County by county I just don't see it. Got to call it a night. Fingers crossed though. I expect a recount
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So basically we are waiting on the Boulder ballots that came from the kids that don't permanently reside here other than for a few years during the fall and spring semesters.
WTF, are they sending their vote counts by Pony Express or something?Quote:
Originally Posted by Uberjager
I think you're right.Quote:
Looking County by county I just don't see it. Got to call it a night. Fingers crossed though. I expect a recount
Denver and boulder county will tell the tail, lets run some numbers if the current rations hold..
my estimate is Hick by 13158 or more.. (should force a recount, maybe find some fraud in denver and boulder)
Bob may get a few thousand more from the outer areas but not a lot of numbers still out their..
with denver only reporting 80%
D J. Hickenlooper (i) 73.3% 120,834 R B. Beauprez 23.1% 38,097
120834+38097 = 158931 * 1.2 they are expecting 190717 votes
190717 - 158931 = 31786
at ratio 23299 hick 7342 bob difference 15956 hick
boulder 87% reporting
69139+28342 =97481 voted expecting 110153.53
D J. Hickenlooper (i) 67.4% 69,139 R B. Beauprez 27.6% 28,342
110153-97481= 12672
8540 hick 3497 bob difference 5043 hick
lets add in freemont and Otero to see if they will make up the difference (1596 both county's bob)
fremont 74%
3320 votes out bob 2102 hick 888 difference bob 1214
B. Beauprez 65.3% 8,641 D J. Hickenlooper (i) 28.3% 3,745
otero 27.8
B. Beauprez 56.6% 1,675 D J. Hickenlooper (i) 37.6% 1,114
projecting 4802 votes 2013 out.. 1139 bob 757 hick difference 382 bob
looks like the vote leaches gave the election to Hick.
this sucks..
As of NOW...
Bob is leading by 569 votes....
politico shows bob ahead by 740 votes with most of the votes left from denver boulder adams and arapahoe (none of which bob has a lead)
its done, wait on the recount, hope for evidence of fraud..
Hick was winning for a sec. Fuck it, i'm going to bed.
I did not want a recount but we sure have it. Good night all.
likewise my math skills make me unhappy...
calling it a night
From the Sec of States office...
http://results.enr.clarityelections....n/summary.html
Bob is Currently up ~1170 Votes.
And now Hick by bout 1500...
How much did our state legislature change?
Roughly 26,000 votes are uncounted.
Not sure But I know the R's took the State senate and I think the house too but not sure not that ...
Ouch Hick was up about 1300..... just jumped to 4428
45 of 64 reporting ...
I Think that is bed time for me now
Looks like they're done counting for the night. Time to get 5 hours of sleep!
Perhaps... looks like bob made a bout 900 vote come back ...
Hick by 3543 currently
Ouch .... Nope ..
Hick just took a huge jump .. by over 10K
46 of 64 reporting ... and now it's out of auto recount
5am Hick still up over 10,000 votes. At least it's looking up in Adams County there's a new sheriff in town I may see a new SBR in my future��