HoodaThunk?

This time tomorrow…

We’ll have made the decision by this time tomorrow, and hopefully we’ll know the results by the time 11:00 pm rolls around or so. The SBE has made a number of improvements to their web page, such as this map-based results page. I can only hope they’ll keep it updated through the night.

In past elections I’ve been at my keyboard watching those results. This year, I’m headed to The Dock at Lansdowne to enjoy the company of my fellow volunteers and that of Tag Greason and family. We’ll see the results come in together. I’ll post more after that.

November 2nd, 2009 Posted by ricjames | Politics, Virginia Politics | one comment

Last SurveyUSA poll before tomorrow’s elections: McDonnell by 58%.

SurveyUSA has Bob McDonnell winning tomorrow’s elections by 58% to Deed’s 40% according to their final poll of this election cycle. Bill Bolling is in similar shape, winning his contest over Democrat Wagner 57% to 41%. AG candidate Senator Ken Cuccinelli holds the largest blowout percentage, holding 59% versus Democrat Shannon’s 39%, a +20% lead. And that’s assuming things don’t get even worse for Team D in the next 27 hours. Might be a long day for them.

I will be working a polling location tomorrow and will likely update things via my Twitter feed. I will try to post a few blog updates in between my shifts.

As I have done during this entire election cycle, I urge my fellow Virginians to vote tomorrow for the people who have consistently shown they have the plans, the drive, and the integrity to address the issues facing us.  Those are:

Bob McDonnell for Governor
Bill Bolling for Lt. Governor
Ken Cuccinelli for Attorney General

…and, for those of us in the 32nd House District:

Tag Greason for Delegate.

Links to their sites are over there to the right and it’s not too late to get up to speed on their backgrounds and positions. For our neighbors, I’d recommend these:

13th: Bob Marshall
33rd: Joe May
67th: Jim Lemunyon
86th: Tom Rust

Get to the polls, folks. Our futures depend on it.

November 2nd, 2009 Posted by ricjames | Politics, Virginia Politics | no comments