OHIO Totals Already Posted!!!!???

http://serweb.sos.state.oh.us/Results/RaceSummary.aspx

Looks like our GOTV efforts there fell a bit short.

Really, though, WTF is this?

They have 'results' from 2006, too. I suspect that that is a test.

President/Vice President
Bush, George W. Republican 800,950 49.87%
Kerry, John F. Democratic 788,799 49.12%
Peroutka, Michael Anthony 5,956 0.37%
Parker, John T.-WI 2,836 0.18%
Zych, Thomas F.-WI 2,428 0.15%
Badnarik, Michael 1,706 0.11%
Harris, James -WI 869 0.05%
Schriner, Joe -WI 838 0.05%
Duncan, Richard A.-WI 817 0.05%
Cobb, David Keith-WI 817 0.05%
Total Votes 1,606,016

State Issue 1
Yes 825,662 55.08%
No 673,471 44.92%
Total Votes 1,499,133

U.S. Senate
Voinovich, George V. Republican 558,379 35.81%
Fingerhut, Eric D. Democratic 542,851 34.81%
Meyers, Helen -WI 458,232 29.38%
Total Votes 1,559,462

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Connally, C. Ellen 753,325 51.87%
Moyer, Thomas J. 699,144 48.13%
Total Votes 1,452,469

Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court - 01/01/05
Fuerst, Nancy A. 758,277 50.79%
Lanzinger, Judith Ann 734,763 49.21%
Total Votes 1,493,040

Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court - 01/02/05
Pfeifer, Paul E. 1,471,806 100.00%
Total Votes 1,471,806

Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court - 12/31/06
O'Donnell, Terrence 762,512 50.69%
O'Neill, William M. 741,799 49.31%
Total Votes 1,504,311

that is impossible.. *sigh*

This is no joke, true or not.

it down but it's back up.

check this out.

http://randymi.mydd.com/story/2004/10/7/115339/047

Who is on crack?

Hope you're all screencapturing this!

They better hope this doesn't match up too closely with the "real results."

KERRY IN A LANDSLIDE!!

What is this? Are these the pre-determined numbers and some idiot posted them early?

PM if you need it.

and it is great news because they normally break 60:40 for republicans.

go and look at the entire site, it is very obviously a test of the website.

Do they test other events happening in the news, and do they "Test" the results??

This is either a test or it is early returns via absentee ballot. Look at the county by county breakouts. Don't worry just yet, this site has been up for a while and it could just be that they are very early in posting it.

Sample of counties..

Adams
Bush, George W. Republican 6,000 48.08%
Kerry, John F. Democratic 6,000 48.08%
Cobb, David Keith-WI 60 0.48%
Schriner, Joe -WI 60 0.48%
Parker, John T.-WI 60 0.48%
Harris, James -WI 60 0.48%
Zych, Thomas F.-WI 60 0.48%
Badnarik, Michael 60 0.48%
Duncan, Richard A.-WI 60 0.48%
Peroutka, Michael Anthony 60 0.48%
Precincts Reporting: 0.00% 12,480

0.00% precincts reporting? exactly 6,000 a piece for Bush and Kerry and 60 votes for everyone else?

Athens
Zych, Thomas F.-WI 11 16.92%
Schriner, Joe -WI 10 15.38%
Peroutka, Michael Anthony 9 13.85%
Parker, John T.-WI 8 12.31%
Kerry, John F. Democratic 7 10.77%
Harris, James -WI 6 9.23%
Duncan, Richard A.-WI 5 7.69%
Cobb, David Keith-WI 4 6.15%
Bush, George W. Republican 3 4.62%
Badnarik, Michael 2 3.08%
Precincts Reporting: 0.00% 65

I like Athens county better, but, I don't want to see the alpha count where they start at A and work forward.. HAHAHA.

~Almost

This is like the third thread on this. Check out the board before you post.

They're screwy:

ADAMS county: Bush 6000 Kerry 6000 and everyone else with 60

CLARK county: Write in candidate John Parker got 2100 votes and Bush got 155

GEUGA county: Kerry 24505 Bush 24500 and the rest with 50 even.

This is a test or something. The scrolling tallys have dates of 1/1/05 and 12/31/06. Beats the hell outta me, but no one is running vote like this in their states.

AP sends out test results to other media, etc. I work at a newspaper and see these all the time.

n/t

beyond checking it out overnight. But look at the results of one county as posted: All these candidates have 60 votes apiece, then Bush/Kerry with 6,000 apiece .... doesn't seem too plausible of a real-time vote count to me. It just looks like jibberish -- ie, a test run.

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How 'bout that

...so I grabbed a screen capture of it as well.