Colorado recall election results:

[Robb]

Last edited Tue Sep 10, 2013, 11:53 PM - Edit history (1)

Sen. Morse's district:

• Morse has conceded; 100% reporting, 50.9%-49.1% in favor of the recall (9,094-8,751).

Sen. Giron's district:

• AP's calling it; 100% reporting, 56%-44% in favor of the recall (19,355-15,201).

[randr]

1. After all this nonsense

even if the recalls pass nothing changes in the Colorado legislature.
Enormous amounts of money from out of state, the usual attempts by Repubs to fix elections, and a lot of whining over laws that even most members of the NRA agree with is making he people of these districts look pathetic.

[mwrguy]

2. only 700 votes counted in Giron race

So far

[lastlib]

3. Here's a link to view results as they come in:

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2013/by_state/CO_Page_0910.html?SITE=AP&SECTION=POLITICS

Sen Giron, 1 of 112 precincts reporting (>1%):
No 477 69%
Yes 215 31%

YAY!! (but still too early...)

Sen. Morse, 22 of 31 precincts reporting (71%):
Yes 6,751 52%
No 6,186 48%

(yuck!)

Cross fingers, folks, looks like it's gonna be a nail-biter!

[mwrguy]

4. Morse conceded

[wild bird]

5. John Morse just conceded.

Shit.

[defacto7]

6. Please at least tell me

these were from eastern CO. where many want to secede from the state. That would explain a few things. Sorry I'm out of the round on this one.

[billh58]

7. The Gungeon is in

full celebratory mode this morning, and cheering for the NRA and its Colorado right-wing cronies. But, that was to be expected, wasn't it?