NY Times link for PA Senate race.

[Barack_America]

http://elections.nytimes.com/2010/results/pennsylvania

They break down the results by county, so you can see which areas are contributing.

Right now they have Bucks County outside of Philadelphia going for Sestak. If this holds, it is a very, very good sign as Bucks tends to be Philly's most conservative surrounding county.

Sestak is kicking ass right now, though as you can see, the results are being driven entirely by Philly returns. This, of course, will change as time goes on and more areas report.

We'll see, but the the higher than expected turnout in Philly bodes well. And, of note, Delaware County (Sestak's home turf) and Pittsburgh are not reporting yet.

[tsuki]

1. Thanks for the link. nt

[Barack_America]

2. Allegheny (Pittsburgh) just reported a bunch. Going heavily for Sestak.

Currently driving the race.

[Barack_America]

3. And now they've taken away Pittsburgh(???) and put a bunch on Philly.

I'm eager to see how Pittsburgh comes in.

[enough]

4. I've lived this same heartbreak in so many PA races. Things look good for the Dem

until the hinterland comes in with returns late in the evening. Over and over this happens.

[Barack_America]

5. That's why I'm following Bucks.

And wow, here cometh the hinterland with the latest update.

[Barack_America]

6. Is anyone else following this link? Strange things are happening.

They keep counting Allegheny (Pittsburgh) and then taking it away.

They had 63% of Allegheny reporting and now it's 0%. WTF?