MA Senate - Special Election Results thread

[Eraserhead]

Howie Carr calls it for Brown

Who? lol.

[Torie]

Belmont (Romney's home town), is all in, and Brown is 15% ahead of its pvi, ie a 30% margin corrected for pvi.

Addendum:  Oh, I reversed the numbers. Brown is short by 3%, which translates into a 6% Coakley win. So in a rich town, the swing is inadequate for a Brown win.

[J. J.]

Currently Brown has 43% in Boston.

Black voters stayed home.

[perdedor]

Currently Brown has 43% in Boston.

and 41% in Worcester. Time to let the curtains fall on Martha Coakley.

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Currently Brown has 43% in Boston.

That must be Republican areas.

[Alcon]

Chelsea -26.45%, marking like the third remotely semi-promising sign for Coakley tonight, and not nearly enough of one.

It's too young to know whether black voters stayed home or not -- and considering that the precincts before have had lots of Brown votes, it's pretty obvious that black areas probably are largely not in yet.  J. J., man, seriously.

I'm agreeing with Howie Brown (whoever that is) in calling this for Brown.  I mean, waiting until we had enough Boston to make it an appropriate call wouldn't be fun.

[muon2]

The bellwether of Waltham (where I once lived) is at 50-49 for Brown with 89% in.

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Boston: Coakley 59%
Brown: 40%

[The Ex-Factor]

Does anyone have a link to the 2008 Obama vs. McCain results?

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Holyoke - Coakley won by 12 Al.  May still be some hope for her, though that is worse than any Dem ever.

Fall River is all in. Coakley 57%, Brown 41%. Meanwhile, Coakley lost Achushnet - which went over 60% for O'Brien. Brünnhilde is burning.

[Iosif]

Obama v McCain

http://www.boston.com/news/politics/2008/election_results/ma_president/

[ajc0918]

Dang Brown almost won Nantucket

[Lief 🗽]

Democrats better start "finding" some votes in Boston.

[Meeker]

Where's that bottle...

[The Mikado]

Does anyone have a link to the 2008 Obama vs. McCain results?

Do you remember what website you're on?

[M]

The bellwether of Waltham (where I once lived) is at 50-49 for Brown with 89% in.

I know! I've been following it too. Didn't know Waltham had it in her, bless her heart.

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

I don't have a TV where I am - has anybody called it yet?

[Hash]

Call the flipping race.

Ouch.

[Lunar]

Where's that bottle...

I just started

[RIP Robert H Bork]

Currently Brown has 43% in Boston.

That must be Republican areas.

Name one.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

The bellwether of Waltham (where I once lived) is at 50-49 for Brown with 89% in.

I know! I've been following it too. Didn't know Waltham had it in her, bless her heart.

Long time no see, M.

[Lunar]

Democrats better start "finding" some votes in Boston.

They managed to lose a Senate race in MA, what makes you think they are competent enough to rig an election?

[The Mikado]

Where's that bottle...

Hah.  I'm considering whether or not I'm going for a third drink.  You're welcome over, I guess.    

(Note: you're not actually invited over.)

[The Ex-Factor]

Obama v McCain

http://www.boston.com/news/politics/2008/election_results/ma_president/

Hmm, my college town of Medford (Tufts University) only swung from 66-32 to 57-42. Kind of surprising since Brown went to my school, lol.

Somerville is making a big push to him though.

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

There are a LOT of Brown towns that haven't even begun to report.  I mean, my god, the most Republican part of the most Republican county is still out.