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- Lunchtime Lines
- The line at my precinct was negligible a little while ago. At a neighboring precinct in Silver Spring, Maryland, folks snaked around the library parking ...
- Categories: Voting Process & Voting Rules
- Reading Tea Leaves: King County Turnout edition
- Yesterday, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer stirred controversy with an article suggesting that early turnout figures were a bad omen for Governor Christine Gregoire's reelection bid ...
- Categories: State Offices , Voting Process & Voting Rules
- Avoiding the Exit Polls
- Nate Silver makes the case that we should ignore the exit polls. Mark Blumenthal of pollster.com makes a somewhat different argument: Ignore the exit ...
- Categories: Election Results , Polls
- Reasons to Stay Up Late, Even If the Oval Office is Taken Early
- Democrats expect to gain several Senate seats tonight. But four races in particular could make for a late night if they are to seize a ...
- Categories: National Politics , Polls , State Offices , Voting Process & Voting Rules
- Dispatch from the Other Side of Obama's Family
- From National Review's The Corner: Kogelo, Kenya -- Here at the home village of Obama's father, there are some 50 members of the international ...
- Categories: National Politics
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- Early Voting
- posted by Alan Greenblatt For what it's worth, Dixville Notch closed its traditional midnight voting with a win for Obama, 15-6. That's roughly ...
- Categories: National Politics
- Some Final Predictions
- I expect that Indiana Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels will be the first person declared a winner tonight. Most of Indiana, along with most of Kentucky, ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Legislative Seats by the Numbers
- Some stats courtesy of Tim Storey of NCSL: Total U.S. state legislative seats: 7382 Total seats having 2008 regular elections: 5823 Pre-election number of Democratic controlled legislatures: 23 ...
- Categories: State Offices
- WA-GOV and NC-GOV: Final Ratings
- I believe in going out on a limb -- even at the risk of plummeting to the ground and ending up with lump on my ...
- Categories: Polls , State Offices
- Rounding Up the Races
- Stateline.org has put out its overview of state races and ballot measures.
- Categories: State Offices
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