NC numbers.

[ccharles000]

I just went to the North Carolina Board of Elections and this is what I found.

Democratic: 2,633,326
Republican: 1,932,521
Libertarian: 5
Unaffiliated: 1,245,045


http://www.sboe.state.nc.us/items.aspx?id=5&s=5

:applause:

[barbtries]

1. isn't that great?!

i moved to NC 8 months ago. brought the blue with me O8)

[ccharles000]

2. ...

You live in raleigh and I live in Greensboro but we share the same Representative (Brad Miller).

[barbtries]

4. thanks for the name

how'd he vote yesterday? i have a bone to pick with him if...

edited: http://www.boomantribune.com/story/2008/6/20/14581/9154


he's not on the list. good.

[my3boyz]

3. How can I find those totals for VA? I just checked the board of elections for VA

but did not see the totals like that.

[barbtries]

5. i just looked at that again

lol - i think i work with one of the 5 libertarians in the state. he's having a hard time deciding how to vote, because he recognizes that mccain would be bush on speed, but he kinda hates the democrats too. he's a chemist who doesn't entirely buy into the concept of global warming. interesting man.

[PetrusMonsFormicarum]

6. Jesse Helms

must be full of piss and vinegar right about now.

When I lived in NC (1986-1992) the political climate in the state was . . . different, and that old oxygen thief's thugs proudly wore their racism on their sleeves. Political thuggery on election night 1990, with Harvey Gantt running against Helms, truly sickened me to American politics (I never thought it could get worse).

I'm really glad to see NC returning to its independent progressive roots.