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Tx4obama

(36,974 posts) Sat Nov 10, 2012, 09:23 PM Nov 2012

This evening Ron Barber has taken back the lead against McSally for Gabby's AZ 2nd-dist. seat

Friday night Barbor was in the lead, then McSally had the lead throughout the day Saturday,

I just now checked and Barbor has once again overtaken her.

http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2012/results/house

Anyone have a link to a dot gov site that is posting the numbers?

Anyone have an idea how many provisional ballots are still out in Arizona as of tonight?

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This evening Ron Barber has taken back the lead against McSally for Gabby's AZ 2nd-dist. seat (Original Post) Tx4obama Nov 2012 OP

God this one is a nail biter. C'mon BARBER !! RBInMaine Nov 2012 #1

Here's the AZ SOS results link splat Nov 2012 #2

Thanks for the link. n/t Tx4obama Nov 2012 #3

How about a link for the sheriff's race in Arizona for Arpaio ? Tx4obama Nov 2012 #4

Arpaio link splat Nov 2012 #5

Thanks :) n/t Tx4obama Nov 2012 #6

The write in candidate(s) has more votes than the difference between Barber and McSally. nt JudyM Nov 2012 #7

Here's a link explaining where they were in the process late this morning. JudyM Nov 2012 #8

I hope they solve this mystery. LisaL Nov 2012 #9

There are a few too many mysteries that have developed in republican-ruled localities - JudyM Nov 2012 #10

RBInMaine

(13,570 posts)

1. God this one is a nail biter. C'mon BARBER !!

Reply to Tx4obama (Original post)

Sat Nov 10, 2012, 09:37 PM

Nov 2012

splat

(2,294 posts)

2. Here's the AZ SOS results link

Reply to Tx4obama (Original post)

Sat Nov 10, 2012, 09:38 PM

Nov 2012

http://results.enr.clarityelections.com/AZ/42050/111843/Web01/en/summary.html

But there's no indication of how much is left to count -- or, for that matter, that they're still counting.

But yesterday she was leading by 37 votes, today he's leading by 289:

MCSALLY, MARTHA (REP) 131,171 49.85%
BARBER, RON (DEM) 131,460 49.96%

Tx4obama

(36,974 posts)

3. Thanks for the link. n/t

Reply to splat (Reply #2)

Sat Nov 10, 2012, 09:42 PM

Nov 2012

Tx4obama

(36,974 posts)

4. How about a link for the sheriff's race in Arizona for Arpaio ?

Reply to splat (Reply #2)

Sat Nov 10, 2012, 09:48 PM

Nov 2012

I can't seem to find one for that race anywhere.

Thank in advance

splat

(2,294 posts)

5. Arpaio link

Reply to Tx4obama (Reply #4)

Sat Nov 10, 2012, 11:14 PM

Nov 2012

http://recorder.maricopa.gov/electionresults/screen5Static.aspx

Tx4obama

(36,974 posts)

6. Thanks :) n/t

Reply to splat (Reply #5)

Sat Nov 10, 2012, 11:20 PM

Nov 2012

JudyM

(29,251 posts)

7. The write in candidate(s) has more votes than the difference between Barber and McSally. nt

Reply to Tx4obama (Original post)

Sun Nov 11, 2012, 01:19 AM

Nov 2012

JudyM

(29,251 posts)

8. Here's a link explaining where they were in the process late this morning.

Reply to Tx4obama (Original post)

Sun Nov 11, 2012, 01:28 AM

Nov 2012

Tucson Weekly:

(snip) "...Every time Pima County runs through a batch of ballots, Barber takes the lead; every time Cochise County counts a batch of ballots, McSally takes the lead... At any rate, we think the race will come down to Pima County's provisional ballots—and those are a real mystery because so many people were mysteriously missing from the voter rolls that there's no good model to work from with the provisionals.

We don't have a firm number of how many ballots are left to count, but we'll continue to post updates as they become available."

http://www.tucsonweekly.com/TheRange/archives/2012/11/10/cd2-update-mcsally-leads-barber-by-36-votes

I've been watching this one, too... would be so great to win this seat.

LisaL

(44,974 posts)

9. I hope they solve this mystery.

Reply to JudyM (Reply #8)

Sun Nov 11, 2012, 01:40 AM

Nov 2012

Why were so many people missing from the voter rolls? Sounds fishy to me.

JudyM

(29,251 posts)

10. There are a few too many mysteries that have developed in republican-ruled localities -

Reply to LisaL (Reply #9)

Sun Nov 11, 2012, 04:40 PM

Nov 2012

This is becoming the norm as they feel increasingly bold and justified. It'd be great to see some real investigations and some real non-partisan standards for elections.

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