Call in the First District-and close U.S. Senate numbers
I hope that readers will forgive me for giving provisional Senate numbers and not calling the race until in the morning. After I make this post, I will retire for the night. I will watch the results but I will not call any further races until in the morning-I am exhausted...please forgive me. First, a call (Stacey will like this one):| X | David Davis (R) | 99348 | 59% | |
| Rick Trent (D) | 59163 | 37% | ||
| Bob Smith (I) | 963 | 1% | ||
| James Reeves (I) | 936 | 1% | ||
| Michael Peavler (I) | 895 | 1% | ||
| Michael Sabri (I) | 390 | 1% |
| Bob Corker (R) | 741540 | 48% | ||
| Harold Ford, Jr (D) | 679573 | 47% | ||
| Ed Choate (I) | 8307 | 1% | ||
| David Gatchell (I) | 2907 | 1% | ||
| Bo Heyward (I) | 2767 | 1% | ||
| Gary Keplinger (I) | 2392 | 1% | ||
| Chris Lugo (I) | 1901 | 1% |
I want to thank Kleinheider, the WKRN War Room, WBIR, MSNBC, and Fox News for their unknowing but constant help throughout the night.
I'll see y'all in the morning with more. Be careful on this long night. Those of you at parties, have a beer for me, won't you?
God Bless, Goodnight...and thanks for your time this time-until next time.
Labels: Elections
posted by Deacon David Oatney @ 10:59 PM
1 Comments:
This is the First District of Tennessee-60% is the normal margin for the (always) Republican winner...the vote totals were up slightly for Trent because (and probably only because) of the war.
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