Follow the Undecided Races [UPDATED x2]

Here are some handy links for those of you following the still undecided races for Congress and the Electoral College.

[UPDATE1: Added CA-04]

[UPDATE2: Added CA-44 and AK-AL.  Added current margins]

AK-Sen [Mark Begich (D) vs. Ted Stevens (R)]:

Margin: Stevens +3,257 11/7 3:41 PM EDT

http://www.elections.alaska.go…


[Charlie Brown (D) vs. Tom McClintock (R)]:

Margin: McClintock +709 11/7 3:27 PM EDT

http://vote.sos.ca.gov/Returns…


CA-44 [Bill Hedrick (D) vs. Ken Calvert (R)]:

Margin: Calvert +5,264 11/7 3:28 PM EDT

http://vote.sos.ca.gov/Returns…


GA-Sen [Jim Martin (D) vs. Saxby Chambliss (R)]:

Margin: Chambliss .2% below 50% 11/7 3:33 PM EDT

http://sos.georgia.gov/electio…


MD-01 [Frank Kratovil (D) vs. Andy Harris (R)]:

Margin: Kratovil +2,003 11/7 3:25 PM EDT

http://www.elections.state.md….


MN-Sen [Al Franken (D) vs. Norm Coleman (R)]:

Margin: Coleman +239 11/7 3:24 PM EDT

http://electionresults.sos.sta…


MO-Pres:

Margin: McCAin +5,859 11/7 3:39 PM EDT

http://www.sos.mo.gov/enrmaps/…


NE-02-Pres:

Margin: McCain +569 11/7 3:26 PM EDT

http://www.sos.ne.gov/elec/200…


OH-15: [Mary Jo Kilroy (D) vs. Steve Stivers (R)]:

Margin: Stivers +146 11/7 3:21 PM EDT

http://vote.sos.state.oh.us/pl…


VA-05 [Tom Periello (D) vs. Virgil Goode (R)]:

Margin: Periello +745 11/7 3:18 PM EDT

https://www.voterinfo.sbe.virg…


WA-08 [Darcy Burner (D) vs. Dave Reichart (R)]:

Margin: Reichard +5,332 11/7 3:22 PM EDT

http://vote.wa.gov/Elections/W…

27 thoughts on “Follow the Undecided Races [UPDATED x2]”

  1. Crazy to think Obama may carry part of Nebraska.  My grandfather who passed away a long time ago was born and raised in the part of Nebraska now included in the 2nd district.  He never would have believed a black candidate for President could carry it.

  2. …for Tom Periello, and, while we’re at it, Tim Kaine and Barack Obama’s team in VA.

    Even if Periello ultimately comes up short, I think that he’d be an excellent Undersecretary choice at the State Department.

    And if he wins?  That would be one of the great, under the radar wins of this year…right up there with Shea-Porter and Boyda of 2006.

    And not to be mean or anything, but can we stick a fork in my enthusiasm for Mary Jo Kilroy?  Clearly, there’s a problem here in terms of her being a candidate.  For whatever reason, she’s not connecting with the people of this district in a way that she should.  Do we really want to have to spend the next few cycles spending resources defending her, only to have this haggard recount drama get dragged out every time?  Honestly…she’s the only one on the list where, if she loses, I’ll say, “Eh,” with a shoulder shrug.  

  3. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U

    But Puerto Rico’s At-large non-voting congressional district is another pickup for Dems in Congress.  The current representative is affiliated with republicans and the newly elected congressman is affiliated with democrats.


    New Progressive Pedro Pierluisi 960,955 52.61%

    Popular Democratic Alfredo Salazar 774,149 42.38%

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