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Well, I must have missed something. Whatcom County had 49,378 votes counted by 8:10 PM.!
In Whatcom County, with 49,378 counted and 16,000 to count tomorrow, Patty Murray holds an 164 Well, I must have missed something. Whatcom County had 49,378 votes counted by 8:10 PM.!
point lead over Dino Rossi. If she wins, and it looks like she might, Whatcom County will have played
a part. She's only ahead in nine counties tonight. We are one of them. Rick Larsen is doing just a
little better than Patty with a mere with a 600 point lead (in Whatcom) over John Koster. Rick is 1429
votes ahead behind Koster on the strength of Whatcom and San Juan Counties with 50% of the vote counted.
He is losing Island, Skagit, and Snohomish. If these two Dems win their races, they will owe it to progressives
here in Whatcom County. Let us make sure they know this.
Both these races collected over 48,500 votes tonight, significantly more than state legislative races of
Ericksen/Jerns, Overstreet/Jensen, Buys/Linville, each of which gathered nearly 35,000 votes per each.
most of that 13,500 vote participation difference between the state and federal races can thus be understood.
Nonetheless, it looks like the federal Democrats will ride to victory (just barely!) in this county, while the state
Democrats candidates here in the 42nd (Jerns,Jensen,Linville) apparently will go down to defeat so that Lytton
and Morris can win in the 40th. What a difference Lytton's 2307 strong lead tonight would have made
for long-time incumbent Kelli Linville, who is losing to Vincent Buys by 1519 votes. That may be too much
for Kelli to make up in tomorrow's count, but it is hard to know. I find it surprising that Murray and
(Rick) Larsen are squeaking out a lead tonight while (Tony) Larson is thumping Jean Melious by
6020 votes. For all the heat he took for it, Tony's strategy of skipping debates to meet county folks paid off.
Who knew? Somebody did....
[Results for 11/2/2010 with 16,000 votes left to count:]
U.S. Senator | Patty Murray | 24371 | 48578 | 50.17 |
U.S. Senator | Dino Rossi | 24207 | 48578 | 49.83 |
U.S. Representative | John Koster | 23985 | 48570 | 49.38 |
U.S. Representative | Rick Larsen | 24585 | 48570 | 50.62 |
State Representative Pos. 1 | Dan Kristiansen | 4 | 6 | 66.67 |
State Representative Pos. 1 | Eleanor Walters | 2 | 6 | 33.33 |
State Representative Pos. 2 | Kirk Pearson | 5 | 5 | 100 |
State Representative Pos. 1 | Kristine Lytton | 7763 | 13219 | 58.73 |
State Representative Pos. 1 | Mike Newman | 5456 | 13219 | 41.27 |
State Representative Pos. 2 | Jeff Morris | 7698 | 13222 | 58.22 |
State Representative Pos. 2 | John Swapp | 5524 | 13222 | 41.78 |
State Senator | Doug Ericksen | 21256 | 34760 | 61.15 |
State Senator | Pat Jerns | 13504 | 34760 | 38.85 |
State Representative Pos. 1 | Jason Overstreet | 18959 | 34701 | 54.64 |
State Representative Pos. 1 | Al Jensen | 15742 | 34701 | 45.36 |
State Representative Pos. 2 | Vincent Buys | 18239 | 34959 | 52.17 |
State Representative Pos. 2 | Kelli Linville | 16720 | 34959 | 47.83 |
Council District 1 Position B | Jean Melious | 18667 | 43354 | 43.06 |
Council District 1 Position B | Tony Larson | 24687 | 43354 | 56.94 |
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