RON PAUL WINNING IN BATH county in KY Today

[ProBlue33]

Amazing & WOW

[Bradley in DC]

Crazy. Link or citation?

[devil21]

With a grand total of 6 votes counted. A tad early I think ;)

But KY overall is a lightly populated state so who knows, maybe itll hold lol

[No1ButPaul08]

Out of six votes counted Ron has 3.

http://us.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/county/#KYREPprimary

[ProBlue33]

Yeah well he is still winning, LOL

[d03boy]

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[devil21]

McCain ended up winning 79-11 with 100% reporting. Tiny little county.

[torchbearer]

Out of six votes counted Ron has 3.

http://us.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/county/#KYREPprimary

A landslide!

[AJ Antimony]

McCain ended up winning 79-11 with 100% reporting. Tiny little county.

Not necessarily... Republicans just aren't voting... they have their "nominee."

[nate895]

Wayne County is where a ton of my family lives, and my grandfather was born. I feel depressed that Ron Paul only got 29 votes there.

[RideTheDirt]

Anderson
updated 40 minutes ago

McCain

666

69%

100%
reporting

coincidence?

[thx1149]

Bath isn't looking so good now that the votes have come in:

McCain 69% (82)
Paul 9% (11)
Huckabee 7% (8)
Uncommitted 5% (6)

Yeah.. The percentages add up to 90%. I don't understand CNN's math.

My Math shows:
McCain 76.63%
Paul 10.28%
Huckabee 7.47%
Uncommitted 5.60%

But who knows.. Maybe there is some reason CNN's adds up to 90%. Anybody know what that's about?


In any case. Bath doesn't look great. I'm hopeful that Oregon should be a little better for us than Kentucky, especially considering there were only 2 names on the ballot. I guess we'll see in a bit.


For those who want to watch CNN Tracking (http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/dates/index.html#20080520)

[nate895]

Bath isn't looking so good now that the votes have come in:

McCain 69% (82)
Paul 9% (11)
Huckabee 7% (8)
Uncommitted 5% (6)

Yeah.. The percentages add up to 90%. I don't understand CNN's math.

My Math shows:
McCain 76.63%
Paul 10.28%
Huckabee 7.47%
Uncommitted 5.60%

But who knows.. Maybe there is some reason CNN's adds up to 90%. Anybody know what that's about?


In any case. Bath doesn't look great. I'm hopeful that Oregon should be a little better for us than Kentucky, especially considering there were only 2 names on the ballot. I guess we'll see in a bit.


For those who want to watch CNN Tracking (http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/dates/index.html#20080520)

Giuliani, Thompson, and others are still on the ballot in addition to the ones listed at CNN.

[Sandra]

Electronic voting machines? This is their usual figures.

[slacker921]

with 97% reporting McCain has only 72%.. shoooo.. 28% voted against him.

[dawnbt]

check out McCains vote count in Andersen county.. lol

Good eye! :D

[thx1149]

Giuliani, Thompson, and others are still on the ballot in addition to the ones listed at CNN.

Ah.. That would explain it. Thanks.

[slamhead]

8% missing. cnn.com 72 + 8 + 7 + 5 = 92%. Where the hell is the other 8%?

Do they have an uncommitted for a choice or do they lump in everyone that does not select a president? I would think that the uncommitted would include the missing 8%.

[Akus]

check out McCains vote count in Andersen county.. lol

i don't believe in coincidences

[tnvoter]

Bath, sounds fishy, too much like the BAATH PARTY FROM IRAQ. The terrorists must be behind this!








(/sarcasm)

[erin moore]

I was a poll worker today. The ballot had:

ROMNEY
GULIANI
HUCKABEE
PAUL
MCCAIN
KEYES
UNCOMMITTED

close to that order (Paul was 4th followed by McCain on the ballot.)

In my precinct there were 96 rep votes (out of 393 total) 12 were for Paul, 66 for JM ans the rest spread out, except RG, nobody voted for him. even uncommitted and keyes got votes. RP was second.

Those of us who ran groups and were very active hit around 10% in the county which we hit in Hardin county. My friend got the highest in her county, LaRue-20%!! (small county but still)

Rand lives in Warren county and they had 13% there.

If we hadn't had 7 choices, we could have done a lot better.