Well, the polls are about to close at 7:30pm.
No state issue reporting so far...
http://vote.sos.state.oh.us/pls/enrpublic/f?p=130:9:0
Anyone want to make any predictions? ;)





Well, the polls are about to close at 7:30pm.
No state issue reporting so far...
http://vote.sos.state.oh.us/pls/enrpublic/f?p=130:9:0
Anyone want to make any predictions? ;)
Issue one will pass ;)
Walker wrote >>
Well, the polls are about to close at 7:30pm.
No state issue reporting so far...
http://vote.sos.state.oh.us/pls/enrpublic/f?p=130:9:0
Anyone want to make any predictions? ;)
If it were just based on Columbus, I think Issue 2 would pass. But I've been monitoring papers around the state, and in other cities, editorials were largely opposed to 2, and the general tenor is "who the heck did we think we were to think we could override the rest of the state as far as location" and a lot of anti-Columbus sentiment stating we thought we were better than everyone else. So I'm personally hoping that 2 will fail, but really don't know which way it will go. Interestingly enough, the Cleveland casino is having a lot of problems with the chosen location, too (which is a lot of the reason their casino opening has been pushed back to 2013).
Watching the results closely all night, and ready for the next step either way (want to be involved with revitalization efforts whether they are in concert with or independent of a casino), and am willing to volunteer my time to helping make it happen).
[Statewide Precincts Reporting: 0.25%]
Issue 1
60.04% Votes For
3,637 Votes For
39.96% Votes Against
2,421 Votes Against
Issue 2
66.06% Votes For
3,900 Votes For
33.94% Votes Against
2,004 Votes Against
Walker wrote >>
[Statewide Precincts Reporting: 0.25%]
Issue 1
60.04% Votes For
3,637 Votes For
39.96% Votes Against
2,421 Votes Against
Issue 2
66.06% Votes For
3,900 Votes For
33.94% Votes Against
2,004 Votes Against
Curious question - if the link above is for the unofficial state results, why is WBNS reporting results ahead of them? Right now, it's showing these returns:
Ohio
Issue 1 - Third Frontier Program
Last updated: 05-04-2010 08:09PM
< 1% of precincts reporting
Votes Percent
Yes
83,913
68%
No
39,878
32%
Ohio
Issue 2 - Casino Relocation
Last updated: 05-04-2010 08:09PM
< 1% of precincts reporting
Votes Percent
Yes
98,337
79%
No
26,768
21%
I know there aren't enough votes in to even make a prediction yet, but which results site should I be looking at?
Interesting that Republicans out-did Democrats in absentee ballots in Franklin County.
What were those numbers in 08? 06?
Hamsterdam wrote >>
Interesting that Republicans out-did Democrats in absentee ballots in Franklin County.
What were those numbers in 08? 06?
Until today (when I chose a Libertarian ballot), I was registered as Republican (so I could vote for the one Libertarian turned Republican in the last presidential primary), even though I've supported primarily Democrat candidates and have voted for nothing but Democrats for president since being old enough to vote in 1992. So I don't think what people are registered as necessarily reflect where their politics stand - a lot of independents will choose one ballot or another and like me, be too lazy to change them back for an off-year election.
I've voted (in-person) absentee once, when I worked the polls and knew it wouldn't be at my normal precinct. In training, they didn't specify which party used absentee more often or anything else related to trends. The registration book does tell you who requests an absentee ballot, though - I was working a predominately Democratic precinct, and there weren't that many (this was during the presidential election).
Thought issue two passed then saw how few counties had given results. Way too early to tell at this point.
saw at the the top 2.95%
Until there is a MUCH higher percentage this is a "War of the Worlds" post with Walker playing the role of a svelte Orson Welles.
:)
Walker wrote >>
cc wrote >>
Until there is a MUCH higher percentage this is a "War of the Worlds" post with Walker playing the role of a svelte Orson Welles.I thought that was the description of EVERY thread on CU. ;)
You laugh because it's funny, and you laugh because it's true. ;)
Statewide Precincts Reporting: 7.36%
Issue 1
59.16% Votes For
53,380 Votes For
40.84% Votes Against
36,848 Votes Against
Issue 2
68.02% Votes For
60,290 Votes For
31.98% Votes Against
28,345 Votes Against
Statewide Precincts Reporting: 14.55%
Issue 1
FOR
59.39%
109,523
AGAINST
40.61%
74,897
Issue 2
FOR
66.53%
120,462
AGAINST
33.47%
60,593
So far it looks like of the precincts reporting in Franklin County, all so far are FOR (Blue) Issue 2. (Gray = AGAINST) There are still quite a few left to count though.
Here's what Issue 2 is looking like on the State Level right now. I think only 2 small counties have 100% of their votes counted though, so this is very likely to change up.
Statewide Precincts Reporting: 24.94%
U.S. Senate (D)
Fisher, Lee (D) 54.61% 43,416
Brunner, Jennifer (D) 45.39% 36,088
State Senate - District 15 (D)
Snell, Oyango (D) 0.00% 0
Stewart, Dan (D) 0.00% 0
Tavares, Charleta (D) 0.00% 0
walker: plz provide color code for statewide graphic. thnx!
The Dispatch has called the following races:
Secretary of State - Rep.
34% of precincts reporting
Jon Husted 69%
Auditor - Rep.
34% of precincts reporting
David Yost 66%
U.S. House District 7 - Rep.
49% of precincts reporting
Steve Austria - Incumbent 82%
U.S. House District 12 - Rep.
9% of precincts reporting
Pat Tiberi - Incumbent 87%
U.S. House District 15 - Rep.
14% of precincts reporting
Steven Stivers 84%
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