The Republican Tim Burns has conceded.
Democrat Mark Critz is an asshole Dem, and will be among the worst of the Blue Dogs. So why is it good that he won?
Because this was seen as a must-win for both parties. The (bullshit) CW was that if Critz lost, the Dems would lose...
I've nuked the burrito, will try to eat it soon.
Latest numbers:
Kentucky: 99.2 percent in, Conway 44.1, Mongiardo 43.0.
Pennsylvania: 64.5 percent in, Sestak 52.7, Specter 47.3.
Arkansas: 11.9 percent in, Lincoln 48.1, Halter 38.9, Morrison 13.0.
PA-12: 39 percent in, Critz (D) 54, Burns (R) 43...
I lied! Still no burrito for me. Big news happened in the last minute.
First of all:
PA-12: with 22 percent reporting, Democrat Critz leads the GOPer Burns 57-40. Five of the six counties that have reported anything are showing big numbers for Critz. Of the other four, three are tiny, including Armstrong...
Election results: Arkansas, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and PA-12.
Latest numbers:
Kentucky: 89.0 percent in, Conway 44.8, Mongiardo 42.8.
Pennsylvania: 27.8 percent in, Specter 50.7, Sestak 49.3.
Arkansas: 1 percent in, Lincoln 47.6, Halter 40.1, Morrison 12.3.
PA-12: 5.5 percent in, Critz (D) 60, Burns (R)...
Election results:
Arkansas: here.
Kentucky: here.
Pennsylvania: here.
House special in PA-12: here.
Thanks for joining us, everyone! Pretty exciting stuff tonight. The latest:
Kentucky: 83.4 percent in, Conway 45.3, Mongiardo 42.3.
Pennsylvania: 9.9 percent in, Specter 54.3, Sestak 45.7.
Arkansas: 0.5 percent...
Arkansas polls close in 10 minutes. Results here.
Right now I'm getting Kentucky results here, and Pennsylvania results here. For the House special in PA-12, I'm getting those here.
Conway (who we are rooting for) is maintaining a 48.2-39.7 lead with 49 percent reporting. Things are looking pretty okay...
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All that, and more,...
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