Pat McCrory. (What happened?)
Right now, the popular thing is to scream about vote fraud. There is some interesting evidence out there to support that argument. Current returns show about a 5000 vote
Continue reading#ncga: A more conservative House?
I know many of us were sad to see the ruling troika survive May AND November. But things turned out to be a wash in the lower chamber. We’ll be
Continue reading(Pssst. Hey. Check out all the results-accepting and STUFF.)
How come you don’t ever see Republican voters riot? I mean running-through-the-streets-breaking-stuff rioting? Seriously. Anyone? (Bueller?) It seems just like yesterday that the driveby media and the I’m-with-Her crowd were tut-tutting
Continue readingHey. Where’d these 90,000 uncounted votes come from?
Isn’t it amazing that “technical” problems always seem to happen on election day in strong Democrat-voting localities? Stuff just doesn’t break down in Republican locales. Yesterday, Durham county had some
Continue readingThe Morning After …
It’s Donald Trump’s world. We’re just living in it. It’s pretty clear that the re-emergence of a silent majority made a huge difference last night — turning what could have
Continue readingA GOP WAVE ??????
Here at 10 PM, it looks like a huge huge huge YUGE night for North Carolina Republicans. It looks like they’ll be gaining seats in the legislature. It looks like
Continue readingTrump, Burr pulling ahead. McCrory still lagging.
Twenty-one percent of precincts reporting. FORTY-SEVEN percent turnout. (WOW.) And the night is still young. Congressional races are looking like runaways. Council of state races are still in line
Continue readingBig Dem areas reporting early
Buncombe County — Asheville — and Wake County — Raleigh — have submitted most of their results thus far in this nail-biter. Mecklenburg — home of Charlotte and a Dem
Continue readingEarly, early early …
It looks like the Early Voting numbers are IN, as are 0.74 % of today’s results. Trump and Burr are looking good so far with a roughly 50-46 lead
Continue readingA Tale of two counties: The ‘Yellow Dogs’ and 40 percent
I have always enjoyed getting under the hood and checking on the bits and pieces of election night. One of the more interesting indicators in North Carolina is turnout in
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