CA-44: Make Sure Your Vote Is Counted!
You know, everyone, Gila is right. CA-44 is still too close to call. Ken Calvert currently leads by less than 5,000 votes with many more […]
Month: November 2008
Close Enough to Call? Or Maybe Not?
The Riverside Press-Enterprise reports that Ken Calvert is clinging “to a small lead over challenger Bill Hedrick late Wednesday, as officials counted votes in the […]
Obama by the Numbers
63.7 million people voted for Barack Obama — nearly 5 million more than voted for John Kerry and surpassing George W. Bush’s 62 million in […]
President-Elect Obama’s Election Night Remarks
Speaking last night before a crowd of at least 125,000 people, and millions accross the nation Barack Obama thanked his supporters for their historic victory. […]
The Surprise in Santa Ana
One of the other elections we watched closely was the race for Santa Ana city council, in particularly Ward 3 where none of the choices […]
Prop 8: Not Over Yet?
I’ve just heard some news that may give all of us some pause. Apparently, there may be as many as 3 million vote-by-mail & provisional […]
Historic Election in Irvine: Kang is First Korean American Mayor
Irvine’s Sukhee Kang has been elected Mayor making him the city’s first Korean-American mayor. He defeated Council member Christina Shea by 2,345 votes. It was […]
Election Night Upset In Garden Grove
Well here’s one that not many people expected. Community organizer Robin Marcario has managed to pull off a surprising victory in the race for Garden […]
Two Quick Notes
The Register’s links to election results was delivering a 404 Error message as of 10 PM PST. And as of 10PM PST, this was the […]