[Vision2020] Polls Closed

[Paul Rumelhart]

I can't stand TV, especially with all the hype that must be out there 
right now.  If you're like me and want to watch things on the web, I've 
found that CNN's Idaho site is not too bad: 
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2006/pages/results/states/ID/  It doesn't 
have anything on the other ballot measures, though.

I had also been using http://www.electoral-vote.com to track the polls, 
though that may be superfluous now.

Anyone have a good websites for following the local races?

Paul

Chasuk wrote:

>According to the Internet Time Server at time.nist.gov, it is 8:00pm,
>which means that the polls have finally closed.  Now the tense waiting
>begins.
>
>According to CNN, the "Dems [are] on a roll."  According to Fox News,
>the " Democrats 2 Seats Away From Controlling House of
>Representatives."  According to CBS News, "Democrats Take the House,"
>and "Democrats 3 Seats From Senate Control."  According to ABC News,
>there may be a "Democratic Revolution on Election Day."  According to
>NBC News, "Democrats vie for majority of governorships" and "Dems
>capture control of House, NBC predicts."
>
>Sadly, NBC also reports that "Gay marriage bans win approval in 3
>states."  NBC also reports that "First Muslim elected to Congress."
>
>The BBC reports "Early polls boost for Democrats."
>
>Darn, I wish this were a Presidential election!  Barack Obama for 2008!
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