Link to New York Times Election Returns for Pennsylvania Special U.S. House Election

Here is a New York Times link for the election returns, Pennsylvania 18th U.S. House district. Thanks to Political Wire. Three candidates are on the ballot, a Democrat, a Republican, and a Libertarian. No one has a majority as of 11:15 p.m. eastern time.


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Link to New York Times Election Returns for Pennsylvania Special U.S. House Election — 7 Comments

  1. Candidate/Incumbent replacement lists for replacements during election/term.

    How many new folks moved into the gerrymander district who voted in another district in Nov 2016 — ie got to vote for TWO USA Reps ???

    Too many MORONS to count regarding ALL the OBVIOUS FATAL defects in the late DARK AGE USA and State Consts.
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    PR and AppV

  2. 12;40 AM EDT–

    Conor Lamb leads by 0.3 percentage points, or 579 votes, over Rick Saccone with 100 percent of precincts fully reporting.
    Candidate Party Votes Pct.
    Conor Lamb Democrat 113,111 49.8%
    Rick Saccone Republican 112,532 49.6
    Drew Miller Libertarian 1,372 0.6

    227,015 votes, 100% reporting (593 of 593 precincts)
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    Will the Elephants purge the LP off the ballots (IF and WHERE possible) ??? Duh.

  3. 856 AM EST
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    Conor Lamb leads by 0.3 percentage points, or 641 votes, over Rick Saccone with 100 percent of precincts fully reporting.
    Candidate Party Votes Pct.
    Conor Lamb Democrat 113,720 49.8%
    Rick Saccone Republican 113,079 49.6
    Drew Miller Libertarian 1,378 0.6

    228,177 votes, 100% reporting (593 of 593 precincts)
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    Some rigging of the alleged 100 pct reporting ???

    At stake — $$$ POWER in Devil City — NET LOOTERS vs NET TAX SLAVES.

  4. early AM thurs

    Candidate
    Party
    Votes
    Pct.
    Conor Lamb
    Democrat
    113,813
    49.8%
    Rick Saccone
    Republican
    113,186
    49.6
    Drew Miller
    Libertarian
    1,379
    0.6
    228,378 votes, 100% reporting (593 of 593 precincts)

    Map got done – all counties – concentrated blue v diluted red

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