Okay, I’m assuming that everyone knows the winners and losers so far (9:55 cst).
Congratulations Senator Rubio. Congratulations Congressman Webster. Thank you for Alan Grayson’s bitter tears. Thank you, thank you thank you!
And so on and so forth. A lot of big wins, a few heartaches.
The two races I’m closely watching tonight, are MO-4, Skelton vs. Hartzler and and MO-5, Cleaver vs. Turk.
Hartzler is projected to be the winner in District 4, taking over a seat that was held for over 30 years by Skelton.
With only 9% of the of the vote counted in District 5, and the urban votes not counted yet, Turk’s lead is looking precarious. He’s off to a good start, but it’s going to be a long night for Turk.
The latest polls were much closer than this:
Debbie Van Pelt McEnroe from the Lee’s Summit Trib:
It’s not over until it’s over. I interviewed someone at the Kansas City Election Board tonight. Missouri’s Centralized Voter Registration system was down (statewide) from 7:15 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. today. So, if someone wasn’t on the roles, the poll workers either sent them to the election board or gave them a provisional… ballot. They have 2 weeks to get those in to Sec. of State. Who knows what untrained election workers did in these cases?
Final results have changed: