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Chairman Stewart

Posted on November 7, 2006 by Riley

A total of 79,350 votes were cast in the PWC Chairman’s race:
Corey Stewart 42,305 — 53%
Sharon Pandak 36,765 — 46%
Write-Ins 280
Congratulations, Chairman Stewart!!!
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Jackson Miller WINS!!! Corey Stewart on track to take PWC reins!!!

Posted on November 7, 2006 by Riley

Here are the latest numbers on the PWC Chairman’s race.
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DRAKE WINS!!!

Posted on November 7, 2006 by Riley

Thelma Drake defeats Phil Kellam 51-49 with 100 percent of the precincts reporting.
If Senator George Allen holds on to defeat Jim Webb and Corey Stewart beats Sharon Pandak for PWC Chairman, Virginia will have proven to be a beachhead against the Democrat wave.
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What is wrong with PWC?

Posted on November 7, 2006 by Riley

PWC is one of the only localities not to have reported in for the Senate race yet AND the PWC web site which promises results of the election for County Chairman has yet to put up any vote totals.
Get with it people!!!
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Election Day Open Thread / Predictions

Posted on November 7, 2006 by Riley

Who will win, who will lose, who will wind up in a recount / legal battle? Tell us your experiences and your predictions.
Here are my predictions in the races in which I voted:
SENATE:
George Allen – 49.7
Jim Webb – 48.9
HOUSE:
Jo Ann Davis – 62
Shawn O’Donnell – 38
PWC CHAIRMAN
Corey Stewart – 54
Sharon Pandak – 46
And on the [...]

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