Rocky Mountain News declares Bush winner.

[madfloridian]

http://election.rockymountainnews.com/results_races.cfm

I took a screen shot just in case. Bush declared winner.

Here is a quick look.
President of the United States County by county results

(3086 of 3086 precincts) Votes Pct
George Bush (R) 767,294 41%
John Kerry (D) 631,339 34%
Michael Peroutka (A) 63,360 3%
Stanford (Andy) Andress (U) 57,822 3%
Gene Amondson (C) 54,363 3%
David Cobb (G) 51,956 3%
Ralph Nader (I) 51,366 3%
Michael Badnarik (L) 41,782 2%
Bill Van Auken (S) 41,466 2%
James Harris (S) 40,548 2%
Earl Dodge (N) 39,189 2%
Walter Brown (S) 37,251 2%


United States Senate County by county results

(3086 of 3086 precincts) Votes Pct
Pete Coors (R) 730,255 48%
Ken Salazar (D) 618,170 40%
Victor Good (R) 46,837 3%
Douglas Campbell (A) 39,400 3%
John Harris (I) 36,937 2%
Finn Gotaas (U) 36,201 2%
Richard Randall (L)

[WI_DEM]

1. Wow, they even have Coors winning

[Iris]

2. huh?

WTF?

[AlCzervik]

3. what the hell?

is this early voting or is this a fantasy for them?

[Pale_Rider]

4. WTF?

And I repeat :wtf:

[Sandpiper]

5. Dewey Defeats Truman!

n/t

[aden_nak]

6. Doubleyoo Tee Eff

[Nordic]

7. funny, so does the Associated Press

[madfloridian]

12. Nordic, I got the Rocky Mount screen shot, but can't figure to post it.

You can't "save picture as" so I put it in Word pad. Can you post it as a jpg here?

I have a site I pay to link to, but I can not get it out of word format.

[Nordic]

23. check your IM

I'll send you my e-mail, you can send it to me and I can post it to a website.

It'll take a little while but I can do it.

:)

[Demit]

13. wait a minute! are these sites for real? another "mistake"? what????

[Nordic]

31. HERE IS A SCREENSHOT before the site disappeared!

[madfloridian]

37. Nordic, do you still want the screen shot of the final tally?

I finally got it figured. Will send it at the address in the PM if you still want it.
Never mind, will post it here.

[Nordic]

42. thanks. Here's the link you sent me at dailykos

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2004/11/1/153625/861

[klook]

8. Damn those third-party candidates!

Why didn't we think to sue to kick Michael Peroutka, Stanford (Andy) Andress, Gene Amondson, David Cobb, Michael Badnarik, Bill Van Auken, James Harris, Earl Dodge, and Walter Brown off the ballot? Those bastards got a total of 22% of the vote! More than seven times what Nader got!!

Oh, wait, the election hasn't happened yet, has it? I guess they just make up the numbers ahead of time and then fix the voting machines to match, is that how it works?


The Nation, 10/25/2004

[Mr E McSquare]

9. Damn

I must have fell asleep and have been snoozing for 48 hours.
Damn I missed my chance to vote??
WTF?????????

[davepc]

10. Its a mock up of the page

[Wat_Tyler]

11. It's their preliminary template, right?

[madfloridian]

14. More races listed.

U.S. House - District 1

(471 of 471 precincts) Votes Pct
Diana DeGette (D) 104,741 56%
Roland Chicas (R) 57,807 31%
George Lilly (A) 24,865 13%


U.S. House - District 2

(451 of 451 precincts) Votes Pct
Mark Udall (D) 106,701 48%
Steve Hackman (R) 81,844 37%
Norm Olsen (L) 32,769 15%


U.S. House - District 3

(537 of 537 precincts) Votes Pct
Greg Walcher (R) 111,491 49%
John Salazar (D) 85,021 37%
Jim(James) Krug (U) 31,377 14%


U.S. House - District 4

(317 of 317 precincts) Votes Pct
Marilyn Musgrave (R) 113,379 50%
Stan Matsunaka (D) 82,080 36%
Bob Kinsey (G) 29,437 13%


U.S. House - District 5

(457 of 457 precincts) Votes Pct
Joel Hefley (R) 117,136 59%
Fred Hardee (D) 54,985 28%
Arthur Roberts (L) 26,229 13%


U.S. House - District 6

(479 of 479 precincts) Votes Pct
Tom Tancredo (R) 141,083 52%
Joanna Conti (D) 89,075 33%
Peter Shevchuck (A) 21,874 8%
Jack Woehr (L) 17,483 6%


U.S. House - District 7

(364 of 364 precincts) Votes Pct
Bob Beauprez (R) 82,435 45%
Dave Thomas (D) 73,550 41%
Clyde Harkins (A) 25,534 14%


State Senate - District 4

(109 of 109 precincts) Votes Pct
Tom Wiens (R) 37,342 69%
Jim Miller (D) 17,141 31%


State Senate - District 8

(102 of 102 precincts) Votes Pct
Jack Taylor (R) 25,705 60%
Jay Fetcher (D) 17,246 40%


State Senate - District 12

(84 of 84 precincts) Votes Pct
Andy McElhany (R) 23,369 59%
Robert Herzfeld (L) 16,557 41%


State Senate - District 14

(21 of 21 precincts) Votes Pct
Ray Martinez (R) 24,234 50%
Bob Bacon (D) 17,770 36%
Mark Brophy (L) 6,747 14%


State Senate - District 17

(92 of 92 precincts) Votes Pct
Brandon Shaffer (D) 23,349 52%
Sandy Hume (R) 13,905 31%
Bo Shaffer (L) 7,298 16%


State Senate - District 18

(108 of 108 precincts) Votes Pct
Ron Tupa (D) 30,711 64%
Krista Poch (R) 17,440 36%


State Senate - District 19

(68 of 68 precincts) Votes Pct
Jessica Corry (R) 23,412 55%
Sue Windels (D) 19,264 45%


State Senate - District 21

(68 of 68 precincts) Votes Pct
Tori Merritts (R) 22,237 55%
Deanna Hanna (D) 18,364 45%


State Senate - District 23

(97 of 97 precincts) Votes Pct
Shawn Mitchell (R) 25,107 51%
Curt Williams (D) 24,046 49%


State Senate - District 25

(71 of 71 precincts) Votes Pct
Stephanie Takis (D) 21,133 59%
Kevin Blount (R) 14,948 41%


State Senate - District 26

(97 of 97 precincts) Votes Pct
Jim Dyer (R) 26,691 59%
Jared Ingwalson (D) 18,911 41%


State Senate - District 27

(107 of 107 precincts) Votes Pct
Nancy Spence (R) 31,741 58%
Lisa Love (D) 22,910 42%


State Senate - District 28

(86 of 86 precincts) Votes Pct
Bruce Cairns (R) 26,460 58%
Suzanne Williams (D) 18,852 42%


State Senate - District 29

(66 of 66 precincts) Votes Pct
Mike Martin (R) 21,020 58%
Bob Hagedorn (D) 14,931 42%


State Senate - District 35

(113 of 113 precincts) Votes Pct
Ken Gordon (D) 27,156 57%
Ron Olson (R) 14,491 30%
Kathleen Pierce (L) 6,145 13%


State House - District 1

(48 of 48 precincts) Votes Pct
Fran Coleman (D) 13,147 64%
Dave Lewis (R) 7,336 36%


State House - District 2

(38 of 38 precincts) Votes Pct
Michael Cerbo (D) 9,418 60%
Jeffrey Peckman (U) 6,368 40%


State House - District 3

(61 of 61 precincts) Votes Pct
Anne McGihon (D) 15,042 57%
David Sprecace (R) 11,435 43%


State House - District 4

(44 of 44 precincts) Votes Pct
Jerry Frangas (D) 11,325 59%
Rick Nevin (R) 5,436 28%
Bruce Meyer (G) 2,441 13%


State House - District 5

(38 of 38 precincts) Votes Pct
Joel Judd (D) 14,661 68%
John Wren (R) 7,015 32%


State House - District 6

(68 of 68 precincts) Votes Pct
Andrew Romanoff (D) 16,756 57%
Gregory Golyansky (R) 9,078 31%
Jeff Taton (L) 3,620 12%


State House - District 7

(42 of 42 precincts) Votes Pct
Terrance Carroll (D) 12,307 59%
Andrew Jones (R) 8,457 41%


State House - District 9

(57 of 57 precincts) Votes Pct
Alice Borodkin (D) 15,547 65%
Jerry Wheeler (R) 8,285 35%


State House - District 12

(48 of 48 precincts) Votes Pct
Paul Weissmann (D) 14,410 63%
Jim Egerton (R) 8,341 37%


State House - District 13

(70 of 70 precincts) Votes Pct
Tom Plant (D) 15,437 53%
Rand Fanshier (L) 13,961 47%


State House - District 15

(49 of 49 precincts) Votes Pct
Bill Cadman (R) 14,992 59%
William Martin (D) 6,819 27%
Shawn Horen (L) 3,416 14%


State House - District 16

(56 of 56 precincts) Votes Pct
Larry Liston (R) 12,992 59%
Mary Hafner (D) 5,813 27%
Scott Graves (L) 3,097 14%


State House - District 17

(28 of 28 precincts) Votes Pct
Mark Cloer (R) 8,622 61%
Glenn Kapu (D) 3,716 26%
Jessica Wheeler (L) 1,888 13%


State House - District 18

(54 of 54 precincts) Votes Pct
Kent Lambert (R) 13,482 59%
Michael Merrifield (D) 6,148 27%
Keith Hamburger (L) 3,122 14%


State House - District 20

(51 of 51 precincts) Votes Pct
Lynn Hefley (R) 16,644 59%
David Fletcher-Janzen (D) 7,532 27%
Doug Jones (L)

[madfloridian]

15. And more. These are very Republican guys. If joke, not funny!

State House - District 22

(39 of 39 precincts) Votes Pct
Matthew Knoedler (R) 13,294 55%
Peter Mazula (D) 10,957 45%


State House - District 23

(37 of 37 precincts) Votes Pct
Ramey Johnson (R) 10,246 47%
Gwyn Green (D) 8,432 39%
Michael McKinzie (L) 2,948 14%


State House - District 24

(40 of 40 precincts) Votes Pct
Shawn Glazer (L) 10,815 51%
Cheri Jahn (D) 10,349 49%


State House - District 25

(50 of 50 precincts) Votes Pct
John Witwer (R) 14,990 55%
Donna Red Wing (D) 12,324 45%


State House - District 26

(40 of 40 precincts) Votes Pct
Mike Smith (R) 10,765 47%
Betty Boyd (D) 9,065 40%
Douglas Anderson (L) 3,021 13%


State House - District 27

(40 of 40 precincts) Votes Pct
Bill Crane (R) 12,944 55%
Chris Rose (D) 10,582 45%


State House - District 28

(41 of 41 precincts) Votes Pct
Don Lee (R) 13,554 55%
Thomas Dittemore (D) 11,072 45%


State House - District 29

(35 of 35 precincts) Votes Pct
Bob Briggs (R) 12,671 55%
Debbie Benefield (D) 10,430 45%


State House - District 30

(36 of 36 precincts) Votes Pct
Mary Hodge (D) 10,458 58%
Shae Ortega (R) 7,518 42%


State House - District 31

(42 of 42 precincts) Votes Pct
Judy Solano (D) 15,185 58%
Pam Rhodes (R) 10,916 42%


State House - District 32

(32 of 32 precincts) Votes Pct
Valentin (Val) Vigil (D) 11,173 58%
David Borstel (R) 7,978 42%


State House - District 33

(65 of 65 precincts) Votes Pct
Dianne Primavera (D) 15,784 57%
Bill Berens (R) 11,833 43%


State House - District 35

(32 of 32 precincts) Votes Pct
Ann Ragsdale (D) 11,604 59%
Larry Pace (R) 8,147 41%


State House - District 36

(47 of 47 precincts) Votes Pct
James Parker (R) 13,414 59%
Morgan Carroll (D) 9,500 41%


State House - District 37

(53 of 53 precincts) Votes Pct
Lauri Clapp (R) 14,009 51%
Thomas Donahue (D) 10,112 37%
Travis Nicks (L) 3,456 13%


State House - District 38

(61 of 61 precincts) Votes Pct
Glen Emerson (D) 10,610 36%
Frank Atwood (L) 4,057 14%


State House - District 39

(58 of 58 precincts) Votes Pct
David Balmer (R) 18,430 58%
Mollie Cullom (D) 13,171 42%


State House - District 40

(49 of 49 precincts) Votes Pct
Debbie Stafford (R) 15,742 63%
Martha Karnopp (D) 9,148 37%


State House - District 41

(46 of 46 precincts) Votes Pct
E. C. Gaffney (R) 13,011 50%
Nancy Todd (D) 9,312 36%
Douglas Newman (L) 3,592 14%


State House - District 42

(34 of 34 precincts) Votes Pct
Marie Archuleta-Rossmiller (R) 9,004 50%
Michael Garcia (D) 6,387 36%
Randall Phelps (L) 2,460 14%


State House - District 43

(43 of 43 precincts) Votes Pct
Ted Harvey (R) 17,733 68%
Craig Ziesman (D) 8,193 32%


State House - District 45

(59 of 59 precincts) Votes Pct
James Sullivan (R) 18,585 60%
Penny Burley (D) 8,185 26%
Steven Lechner (L) 4,133 13%


State House - District 47

(48 of 48 precincts) Votes Pct
Liane McFadyen (D) 12,266 57%
Keith Swerdfeger (R) 9,161 43%


State House - District 48

(43 of 43 precincts) Votes Pct
Dale Hall (R) 16,693 62%
Michael Dugan (D) 10,433 38%


State House - District 49

(27 of 27 precincts) Votes Pct
Kevin Lundberg (R) 13,862 51%
Doug Frisbie (D) 9,818 36%
Alberto Squassabia (L) 3,547 13%


State House - District 50

(27 of 27 precincts) Votes Pct
Pamela Groeger (R) 10,762 61%
James Riesberg (D) 6,814 39%


State House - District 51

(21 of 21 precincts) Votes Pct
Jim Welker (R) 13,720 55%
Pam Howard (U) 11,431 45%


State House - District 52

(21 of 21 precincts) Votes Pct
Bob McCluskey (R) 13,806 51%
John Kefalas (D) 9,864 36%
Jassen Bowman (L) 3,556 13%


State House - District 53

(21 of 21 precincts) Votes Pct
Ed Haynes (R) 13,733 58%
Angela Paccione (D) 9,743 42%


State House - District 54

(47 of 47 precincts) Votes Pct
Joshua Penry (R) 17,888 71%
Teresa Coons (D) 7,277 29%


State House - District 55

(47 of 47 precincts) Votes Pct
Shari Bjorklund (R) 16,740 70%
Bernie Buescher (D) 7,086 30%


State House - District 56

(52 of 52 precincts) Votes Pct
Gary Lindstrom (D) 13,355 53%
Heather Lemon (R) 12,038 47%


State House - District 57

(70 of 70 precincts) Votes Pct
Al White (R) 16,214 62%
Sam Robinson (D) 10,122 38%


State House - District 60

(57 of 57 precincts) Votes Pct
Thomas Massey (R) 13,553 52%
Emily Tracy (D) 9,222 35%
Roger Easley (L) 3,374 13%


State House - District 61

(53 of 53 precincts) Votes Pct
Becky Rippy (R) 10,820 42%
Kathleen Curry (D) 10,783 42%
Dale Reed (L) 3,992 16%


State House - District 62

(77 of 77 precincts) Votes Pct
Rafael Gallegos (D) 11,072 51%
Ronald Hartmann (R) 10,674 49%


State House - District 63

(83 of 83 precincts) Votes Pct
Greg Brophy (R) 14,278 70%
James Bowen (D) 6,253 30%


State House - District 64

(71 of 71 precincts) Votes Pct
Jim Farmer (R) 11,050 55%
Wesley McKinley (D) 8,932 45%


State House - District 65

(57 of 57 precincts) Votes Pct
Diane Hoppe (R) 13,256 65%
Tim Erickson (D) 7,124 35%


District Attorney - District 1

(331 of 331 precincts) Votes Pct
Scott Storey (R) 104,044 55%
Mary Malatesta (D) 86,728 45%


District Attorney - District 3

(29 of 29 precincts) Votes Pct
Lee Hawke (D) 4,089 57%
Frank Ruybalid (R) 3,101 43%


District Attorney - District 5

(67 of 67 precincts) Votes Pct
Bruce Brown (D) 16,494 52%
Mark Hurlbert (R) 15,170 48%


District Attorney - District 11

(64 of 64 precincts) Votes Pct
Molly Chilson (R) 17,262 62%
Rocco Meconi (D) 10,693 38%


District Attorney - District 18

(532 of 532 precincts) Votes Pct
Carol Chambers (R) 164,726 62%
Jerri Hill (D) 102,466 38%


District Attorney - District 20

(227 of 227 precincts) Votes Pct
Mary Keenan (D) 68,648 64%
Jason Savela (R) 39,103 36%


District Attorney - District 21

(82 of 82 precincts) Votes Pct
Peter Hautzinger (R) 24,981 58%
Ann Duckett (I) 17,795 42%


Board of Education - District 5

(454 of 454 precincts) Votes Pct
Peggy Littleton (R) 124,104 58%
Karen Teja (U) 88,680 42%


Board of Education - District 6

(479 of 479 precincts) Votes Pct
Randy DeHoff (R) 155,679 61%
Sue Marinelli (D) 99,877 39%


CU Regents - At Large

(3086 of 3086 precincts) Votes Pct
Steven Bosley (R) 707,522 46%
Jennifer Mello (D) 618,719 40%
Daniel Ong (L) 220,314 14%


CU Regents - District 1

(471 of 471 precincts) Votes Pct
Michael Carrigan (D) 133,074 63%
Randle Swan (R) 76,671 37%


CU Regents - District 4

(303 of 303 precincts) Votes Pct
Tom Lucero (R) 109,280 54%
Dan Cochran (L) 92,148 46%


RTD - District E

(115 of 115 precincts) Votes Pct
Carl Erickson (N) 24,168 44%
William (Bill) McMullen (N) 22,391 41%
Jude Sandvall (N) 8,443 15%


RTD - District F

(110 of 110 precincts) Votes Pct
Barbara Yamrick (N) 24,668 45%
Thomas Ashburn (N) 22,017 40%
Thomas Paolillo (N) 8,316 15%


RTD - District G

(138 of 138 precincts) Votes Pct
O'Neill Quinlan (N) 37,937 55%
Gary Halpin (U) 31,065 45%


RTD - District I

(130 of 130 precincts) Votes Pct
Maritza Sneddon (N) 34,280 55%
Lee Kemp (U) 28,399 45%


RTD - District M

(90 of 90 precincts) Votes Pct
David Ruchman (N) 24,836 55%
Jerry Roach (N) 20,165 45%


Adams County - Commissioner District 1

(64 of 64 precincts) Votes Pct
W. Fischer (D) 21,041 59%
Nathan Hatcher (R) 14,810 41%


Adams County - Commissioner District 2

(67 of 67 precincts) Votes Pct
Alice Nichol (D) 18,813 58%
Debra Mitchell (R) 13,551 42%


Arapahoe County - Commissioner District 1

(76 of 76 precincts) Votes Pct
Susan Beckman (R) 22,245 58%
Kate Cameron (D) 15,806 42%


Arapahoe County - Commissioner District 3

(75 of 75 precincts) Votes Pct
Rod Bockenfeld (R) 22,717 58%
Gretchen Davidson (D) 16,209 42%


Arapahoe County - Commissioner District 5

(56 of 56 precincts) Votes Pct
Arnold Binion (R) 16,839 59%
Frank Weddig (D) 11,775 41%


Boulder County - Commissioner District 1

(227 of 227 precincts) Votes Pct
Will Toor (D) 56,979 53%
Jeff Christen-Mitchell (L) 50,772 47%


Boulder County - Commissioner District 2

(227 of 227 precincts) Votes Pct
Ben Pearlman (D) 58,994 55%
Roger Lange (R) 32,886 31%
Paul Tiger (L) 15,872 15%


Douglas County - Commissioner District 2

(50 of 50 precincts) Votes Pct
Steven Boand (R) 18,554 68%
Douglas Gilbert (D) 8,747 32%


Douglas County - Commissioner District 3

(40 of 40 precincts) Votes Pct
Melanie Worley (R) 16,469 68%
Ernie Felix (D) 7,732 32%


El Paso County - Commissioner District 2

(79 of 79 precincts) Votes Pct
Douglas Bruce (R) 26,829 70%
Stanley Hildahl (D) 11,735 30%


El Paso County - Commissioner District 4

(56 of 56 precincts) Votes Pct
Dennis Hisey (R) 19,406 69%
Andre Vigil (D) 8,695 31%


Jefferson County - Commissioner District 1

(101 of 101 precincts) Votes Pct
Jim Congrove (R) 28,938 47%
Scott Benefield (D) 23,646 39%
Steven Gallant (L) 4,501 7%
Tanya Ishikawa (G) 4,317 7%


Jefferson County - Commissioner District 2
(108 of 108 precincts) Votes Pct
Kevin McCasky (R) 34,766 55%
Guy Stocking (D) 28,285 45%


Jefferson County - Sherriff

(325 of 325 precincts) Votes Pct
Ted Mink (R) 101,815 54%
Charles Carter (D) 86,731 46%
End of list.

[Kanary]

19. Interesting they have Dave Thomas that close.

With the ugliness of the attacks against him, it was supposed to be a huge loss.

So, maybe there's actually some hope there.

Kanary

[Maiden England]

16. just sent my copy of the webpage back to them, to the FEC as well

that just pisses me off.

[Hawkeye-X]

17. Look at their latest update!

Kerry is winning!

What a crock of shit.

http://election.rockymountainnews.com/results_races.cfm

[Pale_Rider]

22. Phew ...

... I can finally digest my lunch.

[Spinzonner]

18. They forgot to include Dewey

[Orangepeel]

20. I think this is the results of their online poll....

because now Kerry is winning.

:shrug:

[madfloridian]

26. Yes, but these words are there:

1071 of 3086 precincts....they give the number of precincts supposedly reporting.

Maybe a test run. But this has happened too often.

[Hawkeye-X]

21. I emailed MoveOn

and the DNC on this -- they have to stay on top of this.

[Point_n_click]

24. They've changed the results screen already

No longer shows complete race, now shows no complete precinct reports with Kerry in lead slightly this time.

[Adams Wulff]

25. RELAX!!!!!!

The Rocky Mountain News had a feature this year called "Ballot Builder" Where visitors to the site could fill out their ballots online, print it, and take it to the polls as a cheat sheet to remember their choices.
The Rocky saved those choices as a poll, and the result of that poll is published at the website you're looking at.


I hope...

[madfloridian]

28. I have no sense of humor about pages like this anymore.

The AP page was pretty bad as well.

[Maiden England]

29. I beg to differ

I'm building quite a collection of saved rocky mountain web pages here.
dumbasses

[Nordic]

30. Sorry, I think you're wrong

I was on the site and it kept changing. At first, like madfloridian said, it showed Bush had won with 3018 of 3018 precincts reporting.

Then it kept changing, showing different numbers of precincts reporting and different numbers for the vote/percentages.

Then the site re-directed me, even from a bookmark, then it started coming up with an innocuous site index.

Here is a screenshot that I took during one of those times.

[Adams Wulff]

32. Sorry, I think you're right

The more I look at this, the dumber the Rocky Mountain News looks, and the more I feel stupid for getting sucked in. I should know better.

[Nordic]

33. hey that's cool. It's hard to completely distrust the media

when we've been brought up to believe it.

At my most optimistic, perhaps this is a test page they're running in preparation for tomorrow, with fake results.

But we don't know, do we?

[TankLV]

43. Yeah - really funny!

Why am I not laughing.

ASSHOLES like these ALWAYS have the Democratic Party or Democratic Persons as the brunt of such "stunts" - "but it's only a joke" or "it was only to test our shit".

Well, I'm for one, tired of this krap!

Assholes!

[madfloridian]

27. This reminded me of what they did to Dean the morning of WI.

They announced the results on a news site before the day had hardly begun. No matter what this is, it is not funny.

[Nordic]

34. kick

:kick:

[Razoor]

35. please let that be a mock up

that sends chills down. makes me think of BBV. so is this just a mock up i dont see how they can predict the outcome of tomorrow when tomorrow isnt here unless the repukes invented time travel

[smbolisnch]

36. I hope that's just a test run........

nevertheless :wtf:

[madfloridian]

38. Here is screen shot of the final "total", supposedly.

[UNIXcock]

39. What the hell? - Not funny

... :mad:

[NYC Liberal]

40. Look at CNN!

(Just kidding...here's hoping it'll be real tomorrow!!)

[Fear]

45. :P

[traco]

41. This is what it says now

A note to our readers:
Months of planning and development are involved in building an election site. Part of this planning involves testing our systems to ensure they will work properly on Election Day. On Monday, some readers accessed a link to a test page that was not intended for public viewing. This page contained test data from an Associated Press feed with numbers that showed candidates winning and losing.
Please visit RockyMountainNews.com after 5 p.m. Tuesday when voting results will begin to come in from the East Coast. Log on after 7 p.m. for results from Colorado’s races.

[TankLV]

44. I saw that - yeah - another "test" or "joke"

"that wasn't supposed to be seen" or "was accessed in errror"

I'm not buying it.

Happens ALL the time to Democratic Party persons.

I'm sick and tired of all this krap!