CPRM, Pt 2: AL (RO) 7/17; GA (RO) 7/24; TN 8/2; 274K ballots left in CA

[TheSaint250]

I feel so bad for Mark Sanford. He didn’t deserve to go down. Not like this.

[TheSaint250]

Does anyone have a raw vote total for Orange County? The number of Dems/Reps that cast votes?

I know dems cast more votes than reps, they pulled ahead last week.

Ok, but does anyone have information that could answer my question?

For the whole county or just CA-48?  For CA-48, this is what I get based on the most recent update from the county.  This is the number of votes cast for candidates of each party.

R   92,309   53.0%
D   80,061   46.0%
L   964   0.6%
None   690   0.4%
Total   174,024   100.0%

Th whole county.

Using the governor's race (on the assumption that it was the statewide race with the most attention in OC) I get the following totals for candidates by party:

D   308,533   49.7%
R   305,455   49.2%
L   2,183   0.4%
G   1,562   0.3%
P   1,057   0.2%
None   2022   0.3%
Total   620,812   100.0%

On the congressional races, for D and R, I got:

D     284,982
R     306,082

[TheSaint250]

Wasn’t Grimm favored to win or something?