What's it looking like or O'Malley?

[deutsey]

Not hearing much...is it too early?

[CPschem]

1. several networks have called O'Malley the winner

although the votes are still being counted. looks very good though.

[deutsey]

3. Oh, be still my beating heart!!!!!

:thumbsup:

[Proud MD Liberal]

2. Yep. Gov. Haircut has lost...

Link to one GD Thread...
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=364x2616772

[qanda]

4. The AP just called it for O'Malley

[deutsey]

5. Hal-lay-lou-ya!

[sus]

6. He won't concede...

until the absentee ballots are counted.

sigh...

[philmo]

7. Neither will Steele.

And since he was so insistent that Republicans vote absentee, I'm worried, but I'm feeling better as O'Malley and Cardin's leads grow.

Anyone know how many absentee ballots MD has?

[sus]

9. 109,000 mailed in.

according to WBAL. (200,000 requested.)

[philmo]

11. Argh.

Thanks to both replies. If the number was lower I might be comfortable going to sleep now, but not yet.

[CC]

10. About 200.000

was the last count I saw and though Ehrlich et all called for people to cast absentee ballots this is a state that LOTS of dems vote absentee because of the machines.

[sus]

12. I don't understand that..

I hate those machines, but all they do with the absentee ballots is the poll workers enter them INTO THOSE MACHINES (on Thursday, last I heard.)

In the end, it all goes into Access which is as good as throwing them into that wind that the lovely Audra Miller was talking about earlier this evening.
:sarcasm:

[CBHagman]

8. Just saw Brown and O'Malley give victory speeches.

Did victory dance across living room (I did. They don't live here!). :bounce:

[mcg]

13. as of 8:24 A.M. ....

Md. Governor
Candidate Votes %
O'Malley 808,693 53%
Ehrlich * 710,608 46%
Other 16,595 1%
Key: * Incumbent | Red Checkmark Winner
Precincts: 96% | Source: AP

Md. Senate
Candidate Votes %
Cardin 828,862 54%
Steele 676,739 44%
Zeese 23,783 2%
Key: * Incumbent | Red Checkmark Winner
Precincts: 97% | Source: AP

http://www.washingtonpost.com/

[DaveinMD]

14. not even close

happy happy day.