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Election 2015 Liveblog!

Started by Metro Jacksonville, March 24, 2015, 10:40:01 AM

Metro Jacksonville

Election 2015 Liveblog!



We will be reporting as live as possible on developments throughout the day on the Municipal Elections for 2015.  At stake are Council Races, The Supervisor of Elections, The Mayor's Office and the Sheriff!  We will be joined by political consultant Ben Weaver for numbers and analysis throughout the day, and should be getting a special appearance by Meredith Johnson and a few others.  Coverage will kick off shortly after 1, and will continue until everyone gives up, exhausted.  Stay tuned and help us cover the elections!

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Jimmy

It's getting exciting, sports fans!  I'll be checking in and letting you know what I see when I start making the rounds this afternoon.


Cheshire Cat

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Click this link to see the total voter turnout so far:  http://www.duvalelections.com/Election-Information/2015-Duval-First-Election-Voter-Turnout.aspx

By clicking the tabs on the graph page you can also view a breakdown of up to date totals by party.  They are changing quickly and will throughout the day.
Diane Melendez
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Cheshire Cat

Current voting totals show more Democrat votes in than Republican with a healthy number of non party voters in the mix.

Currently at 11:47            Dem votes in:       53,829
                                       Rep votes in :        50,764
                                        Others:                12,982
Diane Melendez
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Jimmy

It's that "Others" column that's so interesting to me. 

You have to assume that Mayor Brown and other Dems running county-wide are happy to see the current stats.  My belief is we'll see record turnout in 7, 8, 9, and 10 due to the spirited district races there.  Turnout bumps there, I presume, would be to the Dems' benefit tonight.

Cheshire Cat

Quote from: Jimmy on March 24, 2015, 11:55:14 AM
It's that "Others" column that's so interesting to me. 

You have to assume that Mayor Brown and other Dems running county-wide are happy to see the current stats.  My belief is we'll see record turnout in 7, 8, 9, and 10 due to the spirited district races there.  Turnout bumps there, I presume, would be to the Dems' benefit tonight.

Me too Jimmy!
Diane Melendez
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Cheshire Cat

Currently             Dems  54,263
                          Reps    52,229
                          Other:  13,087
Diane Melendez
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Cheshire Cat

Currenlty     116,521 votes in.  Turnout is currently at 21.22 %  Predicted turnout between 30 to 35 percent.
Diane Melendez
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Cheshire Cat

Lunch voters are now turning out and the totals are rising a bit more quickly.
Diane Melendez
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Jimmy

Check out #jaxpol on Twitter.  James Poindexter, Ben Weaver, Jon McGowan, and Alexander Pantinakis are talking turnout numbers.  With some side commentary from Ben Davis of Intuition. Multi-partisan and good stuff.

https://twitter.com/search?q=%23jaxpol


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Currently             Dem:            55,911
                           Rep :            53,127
                           Other:           13,534
Diane Melendez
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Cheshire Cat

Kristian Gore: Went to vote at 7am and the poll worker for Lenny Curry for Mayor Demanded my ballot be taken away while she disputed my photo ID. Apparently my VA card made me suspicious, fortunately the poll workers did not let her stop me from voting.
Spread the word. this was at St. Andrews Episcopal Church 7801 Lone Star Road.
Diane Melendez
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Cheshire Cat

Quote from: stephendare on March 24, 2015, 12:51:48 PM
Ok I am here with Ben Weaver at the riverside number crunching location.  Ben and his team are monitoring the numbers and we are going to try and report this to you by the precincts.

Stephen, any way to get the report by districts? 
Diane Melendez
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