Special Election & Super Tuesday Coverage (Ongoing)

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I’ll post results from KY’s special elections as soon as I get them. Super Tuesday will get ongoing coverage, but I may retire for the night before it’s all said and done.

Kentucky

Allegations of vote buying in Senate race between Republican Brandon Smith and Democrat Scott Alexander. Something about someone offering to buy people technology from the Wal-Mart or something like that. You know how they don’t let us buy alcohol on Election Day? Maybe they’ll have to close the Wal-Marts down now, too, on election days.

Brandon Smith has won the 30th Senatorial District.

Greg Stumbo has won the 95th Representative District.

Will R. Coursey has won the 6th Representative District.

30th Senatorial District
Leslie County & Bell County & Harlan County & Perry County reporting.
Brandon Smith (R) - 7,320
Scott Alexander (D) - 5,750
Smith has won.

95th Representative District
Floyd County reporting.
Greg Stumbo (D) - 3,591
Larry D. Brown (R) - 851
Eddie Daryl Meade got 97 write-in votes.
Stumbo has won.

6th Representative District
McCracken County & Marshall County & Lyon County reporting.
Will R. Coursey (D) - 6,130
Marvin Wilson (R) - 3,498
Coursey has won.

Super Tuesday

Thanks to The Washington Post for the map.

The West Virginia Republican caucus went to Mike Huckabee, with some strategery from John McCain. McCain didn’t want Mitt Romney to win, and knew that he wouldn’t win WVA himself. So, the McCain WVA camp had their supporters vote for Huckabee. Huckabee + McCain (Huckabee) > Romney. That’s 18 delegates for Huckabee, thanks to McCain.

I’m working on differentiating between winner-take-all states and states that divide delegates.

Arkansas - Billary and Huckabee.

Tennessee - Billary and Huckabee.

Alabama - Obama and Huckabee.

Oklahoma - Billary and McCain

Connecticut - Obama and McCain.

Massachusetts - Billary and Romney.

New York - Billary and McCain.

Illinois - Obama and McCain.

New Jersey - Billary and McCain.

Deleware - Obama and McCain.

Montana - Romney.

North Dakota - Obama and Romney.

Minnesota - Obama and Romney.

California - Billary and McCain.

Utah - Obama and Romney.

Colorado - Obama and Romney.

Arizona - Billary and McCain.

Kansas - Obama.

Missouri - Obama and McCain.

Georgia - Obama and Huckabee.

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