US Midterm Elections 2006

Today, Nov 7th, is the day where the voters will decide to stay with a one-party in control of the federal government or a divided government (not necessarily a bad thing) for the next two years.

As such, election coverage of today's vote will be quite detailed, massive, and perhaps up to the point of overload. Here are some recommended links:

Pajamas Media - Election '06 Video Coverage

Taegan Goddard's Political Wire - includes a new Polimetrix poll suggesting a 50-50 split in the Senate

Rasmussen Reports - Bush's Job Approval at 45%, Disapprove at 52%

The Club for Growth - Election Predictions

TCS Daily - Election Predictions by the staff

Election Projection.com (Currently predicting a 3-seat majority for Democrats in the House and a 2-seat majority for Republicans in the Senate)

Captain's Quarters

Real Clear Politics Tuesday

CNN Special Coverage: Election 2006

MSNBC Election Coverage 2006

Fox News - You Decide 2006

C-SPAN - Campaign Network

Electionline.org

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Running News Wire

Justice Dept deploys 850 poll watchers to 69 jurisdictions in 22 states

Machine problems in PA

Court hearing in Indiana to extend voting for another 2 1/2 hours due to electronic machine problems.

Same thing in Tennessee. Democrats asking that voting hours be extended

Motion filed in Denver District Court to extend voting hours in Denver for 2 hours, polls would close at 9PM. Computer problems.

Vote rigging charges in Utah

Two Central Florida counties are giving voters incorrect ballots

Kentucky Poll Worker Charged with Choking a Voter

S.C. Governor Forgets his Voter ID, Turned Away by Poll Worker

Voter turnout in Buffalo, NY abnormally high

Indiana: Judge in Delaware County has ruled that polls will stay open until 8:40PM b/c of earlier computer glitches

Missouri: Despite voter ID requirement being struck down in that state, top election official Democrat Robin Carnahan was asked for his ID.

Indiana: Apparently in Marion County, about 175 of 914 precincts turned to paper because poll workers did not know how to run the machines. No training???

Poll Workers Struggle with Vote Machines

Redstate Blog: In wards 7, 19, 51 in Philly, PA, the crowds are going wild. Inside several voting locations, individuals have poured white out onto the polling books and the poll workers are allowing voters to go into the polls and vote without first registering. Several individuals are on hand demanding that voters vote straight Democrat.

RNC lawyers have headed to the scene of the incidents, which are occurring in mostly hispanic precinct locations. The District Attorney has also been contacted.

More from the ground: Reports of voter intimidation by son-in-law of Philadelphia City Commissioner in 19th Ward. Carlos Mantos is not allowing Republican poll watchers with valid poll-watching certificates monitor polling places.

Why I don't like partisan secretary of state people oversee elections

At Bernalillo County precinct 603 in Albququerque's NE Heights - where there are over 2400 registered voters, [Mary] Herrera (who is also running for Secretary of State) only sent over 150 ballots. They ran out. A long time ago.


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