2004 Electoral Map of Hackett/Schmidt Counties & Current Results

[Hatalles]

Brown County
Clermont County
Hamilton County
Warren County

They are located in the SW portion of Ohio.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pages/results/states/OH/P/00/index.html

Here are by-county results:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=1975530&mesg_id=1975530

And here are the district-wide results:

http://www.wcpo.com/news/2005/local/08/02/election_results.html

[theHandpuppet]

1. Pike, Adams and Scioto Counties went Hackett -- FINAL

They are the Appalchian counties in the eastern part of the district.

Here's the vote with 100% of their precincts reporting:

Pike County:

Schmidt: 1,559 votes (37%)
Hackett: 2,659 votes (63%)

100% of precincts reporting

Adams County:

Schmidt: 1,911 votes (48%)
Hackett: 2,101 votes (52%)

100% of precincts reporting

Scioto County:

Schmidt: 2,638 votes (35%)
Hackett: 4,925 votes (65%)

100% of precincts reporting

http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050802/NEWS01/308020014

As a Scioto County native, I can say that no matter what happens, I am proud of my county tonight!!

[Hatalles]

3. Are these all of the counties in the district? nt

[theHandpuppet]

7. No these four are the easternmost, rural counties of the district

The closer you get to Zinzinnati, the more red the vote becomes. That would include Clermont, Warren and Hamilton Counties.

(I say four because Brown County is closer to the rural eastern counties than the Cincy burbs)

[Hatalles]

8. Here's a side-by-side comparison of your results with Bush/Kerry...

Pike County:
Schmidt: 1,559 votes (37%) / Bush - 6,520 (52%)
Hackett: 2,659 votes (63%) / Kerry - 5,989 (48%)

Adams County:
Schmidt: 1,911 votes (48%) / Bush - 7,653 (64%)
Hackett: 2,101 votes (52%) / Kerry - 5,989 (48%)

Scioto County:
Schmidt: 2,638 votes (35%) / Bush - 18,259 (52%)
Hackett: 4,925 votes (65%) / Kerry - 16,827 (48%)

That's what I like to call damn good progress.

[Hatalles]

2. 2004 Presidential Results for the 4 counties...

Brown County:
Bush - 12,647 (64%)
Kerry - 7,140 (36%)

Clermont County:
Bush - 62,949 (71%)
Kerry - 25,887 (29%)

Hamilton County:
Bush - 222,616 (53%)
Kerry - 199,679 (47%)

Warren County:
Bush - 68,037 (72%)
Kerry - 26,044 (28%)

From CNN:
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pages/results/states/OH/P/00/county.003.html#39165

[Hatalles]

6. 2004 Results for Pike, Adams, and Scioto...

Pike County:
Bush - 6,520 (52%)
Kerry - 5,989 (48%)

Adams County:
Bush - 7,653 (64%)
Kerry - 4,281 (36%)

Scioto County:
Bush - 18,259 (52%)
Kerry - 16,827 (48%)

[DS1]

4. I have to go, but I hope some DUer will tally up the county

results and verify them against the totals that are being broadcast, to make sure nobody is slipping in 100 votes here, 200 votes there, etc

[Roy]

5. Schmidt likely winner in tight, tight election

The Cincinatti Nation:

Schmidt likely winner
in tight, tight election
At 10:10 pm, Paul Hackett and Jean Schmidt are neck and neck in the vote count, with the Republican candidate slightly ahead. All results are in, except for Clermont County which is yet to report the tally from 91 precincts. But, with Hackett 800 votes behind it is unlikely that he'll be able to catch up.

2nd District Vote Tally < Hit refresh >
With 685 precincts of 753 reporting at 10:10 pm :
Paul Hackett (D) 48,811 49.56%
Jean Schmidt (R) 49,681 50.44%

Clermont County is the only
county still counting votes at 10:10 pm.
100 of 191 counties have reported results there.

Votes still being counted in Clermont County >
Vote count in Hamilton County - Cincinnati >
Hamilton Co website offline.
Vote count in Brown County >
Paul Hackett wins in rural Brown County

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

9. It appears that Clermont is the only county not all in. That went red

in 2004.

[GreenPartyVoter]

11. Let's get googling and see who the election overseer is and if there

are any suspicious ties to anyone shady.

[MiniMe]

10. Sure is taking them a long time to figure out how to steal this one!