How long until we get results from MD primary?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:GOODBYE Marc Elrich

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

GOODBYE!!!!

Not so fast…. Results are getting closer and closer

Down to a 100 vote margin

Refresh the page. Blair is up by 400 now. Still tiny, but at least (for me) it's the right direction.

500 now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GOODBYE Marc Elrich

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

GOODBYE!!!!

Not so fast…. Results are getting closer and closer

Down to a 100 vote margin

Refresh the page. Blair is up by 400 now. Still tiny, but at least (for me) it's the right direction.

500 now.

Early Vote was strongly Blair. Election Day vote was marginally Blair. The mail in ballots might skew towards Elrich because he’s more popular with older voters who are more likely to vote by mail. In any case it’s going to be close and it would not have been except for Riemer.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My polling place was busy! And David Blair was outside greeting people as they walked in. I hate to see that Cox was pulling ahead of Schultz on the Republican side. Cox is a Qanon nutcase

Can I ask your general vicinity? I have a friend that worked a poll today (mid county) and said it was dead all day.

I can tell you my exact facility. Wootton high school Rockville Maryland

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My polling place was busy! And David Blair was outside greeting people as they walked in. I hate to see that Cox was pulling ahead of Schultz on the Republican side. Cox is a Qanon nutcase

Can I ask your general vicinity? I have a friend that worked a poll today (mid county) and said it was dead all day.

I worked in Anne Arundel and we literally never once had a line. It was quiet. I’ve worked a general before, but never a primary, so I don’t have a sense of if it was unusually quiet or if this is what primaries are ususlaly like.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My polling place was busy! And David Blair was outside greeting people as they walked in. I hate to see that Cox was pulling ahead of Schultz on the Republican side. Cox is a Qanon nutcase

Can I ask your general vicinity? I have a friend that worked a poll today (mid county) and said it was dead all day.

I can tell you my exact facility. Wootton high school Rockville Maryland

Thanks, Stone Mill Elementary was dead too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GOODBYE Marc Elrich

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

GOODBYE!!!!

Not so fast…. Results are getting closer and closer

Down to a 100 vote margin

Refresh the page. Blair is up by 400 now. Still tiny, but at least (for me) it's the right direction.

500 now.

Early Vote was strongly Blair. Election Day vote was marginally Blair. The mail in ballots might skew towards Elrich because he’s more popular with older voters who are more likely to vote by mail. In any case it’s going to be close and it would not have been except for Riemer.

Maybe it's because I'm in my 50s, but what do you mean with older voters? Like Leisureworld voters? Or my age?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GOODBYE Marc Elrich

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

GOODBYE!!!!

Not so fast…. Results are getting closer and closer

Down to a 100 vote margin

Refresh the page. Blair is up by 400 now. Still tiny, but at least (for me) it's the right direction.

500 now.

Early Vote was strongly Blair. Election Day vote was marginally Blair. The mail in ballots might skew towards Elrich because he’s more popular with older voters who are more likely to vote by mail. In any case it’s going to be close and it would not have been except for Riemer.

Maybe it's because I'm in my 50s, but what do you mean with older voters? Like Leisureworld voters? Or my age?

Elrich has proven to be very popular with retirees who are the most reliable voters and most likely to vote by mail.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GOODBYE Marc Elrich

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

GOODBYE!!!!

Not so fast…. Results are getting closer and closer

Down to a 100 vote margin

Refresh the page. Blair is up by 400 now. Still tiny, but at least (for me) it's the right direction.

500 now.

Early Vote was strongly Blair. Election Day vote was marginally Blair. The mail in ballots might skew towards Elrich because he’s more popular with older voters who are more likely to vote by mail. In any case it’s going to be close and it would not have been except for Riemer.

Maybe it's because I'm in my 50s, but what do you mean with older voters? Like Leisureworld voters? Or my age?

Elrich has proven to be very popular with retirees who are the most reliable voters and most likely to vote by mail.

One anecdote - my retired dad was vehemently opposed to Elrich and voted for Blair (by mail). So, not universally popular.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GOODBYE Marc Elrich

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

GOODBYE!!!!

Not so fast…. Results are getting closer and closer

Down to a 100 vote margin

Refresh the page. Blair is up by 400 now. Still tiny, but at least (for me) it's the right direction.

500 now.

Early Vote was strongly Blair. Election Day vote was marginally Blair. The mail in ballots might skew towards Elrich because he’s more popular with older voters who are more likely to vote by mail. In any case it’s going to be close and it would not have been except for Riemer.

Maybe it's because I'm in my 50s, but what do you mean with older voters? Like Leisureworld voters? Or my age?

Elrich has proven to be very popular with retirees who are the most reliable voters and most likely to vote by mail.

My retiree parents switched from I to D so they could vote by mail for Blair.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GOODBYE Marc Elrich

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

GOODBYE!!!!

Not so fast…. Results are getting closer and closer

Down to a 100 vote margin

Refresh the page. Blair is up by 400 now. Still tiny, but at least (for me) it's the right direction.

500 now.

Early Vote was strongly Blair. Election Day vote was marginally Blair. The mail in ballots might skew towards Elrich because he’s more popular with older voters who are more likely to vote by mail. In any case it’s going to be close and it would not have been except for Riemer.

Maybe it's because I'm in my 50s, but what do you mean with older voters? Like Leisureworld voters? Or my age?

All of the above.

Elrich is also popular in Takoma Park, where folks often vote in person for the social aspect.

[Anonymous]

Lublin from Seventh State just said he doesn't think Elrich can make up the difference with mail in ballots. http://www.theseventhstate.com/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GOODBYE Marc Elrich

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

GOODBYE!!!!

Not so fast…. Results are getting closer and closer

Down to a 100 vote margin

Refresh the page. Blair is up by 400 now. Still tiny, but at least (for me) it's the right direction.

500 now.

Early Vote was strongly Blair. Election Day vote was marginally Blair. The mail in ballots might skew towards Elrich because he’s more popular with older voters who are more likely to vote by mail. In any case it’s going to be close and it would not have been except for Riemer.

Maybe it's because I'm in my 50s, but what do you mean with older voters? Like Leisureworld voters? Or my age?

Elrich has proven to be very popular with retirees who are the most reliable voters and most likely to vote by mail.

My retiree parents switched from I to D so they could vote by mail for Blair.

+1 exactly me, 52 yrs old.

^explains why retirees like Elrich -- they don't care about schools or economic growth in the county.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lublin from Seventh State just said he doesn't think Elrich can make up the difference with mail in ballots. http://www.theseventhstate.com/

There are a number of precincts that have not reported Election Day results yet, so not all hope is lost for Elrich but it is a long shot for sure and Lublin is generally pretty smart about these things.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GOODBYE Marc Elrich

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

GOODBYE!!!!

Not so fast…. Results are getting closer and closer

Down to a 100 vote margin

Refresh the page. Blair is up by 400 now. Still tiny, but at least (for me) it's the right direction.

500 now.

Early Vote was strongly Blair. Election Day vote was marginally Blair. The mail in ballots might skew towards Elrich because he’s more popular with older voters who are more likely to vote by mail. In any case it’s going to be close and it would not have been except for Riemer.

Maybe it's because I'm in my 50s, but what do you mean with older voters? Like Leisureworld voters? Or my age?

Elrich has proven to be very popular with retirees who are the most reliable voters and most likely to vote by mail.

My retiree parents switched from I to D so they could vote by mail for Blair.

+1 exactly me, 52 yrs old.

^explains why retirees like Elrich -- they don't care about schools or economic growth in the county.

Or ADUs or apartments within sight (let alone their neighborhood, just visible) of their home that they bought 40 years ago

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GOODBYE Marc Elrich

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

GOODBYE!!!!

Not so fast…. Results are getting closer and closer

Down to a 100 vote margin

Refresh the page. Blair is up by 400 now. Still tiny, but at least (for me) it's the right direction.

500 now.

Early Vote was strongly Blair. Election Day vote was marginally Blair. The mail in ballots might skew towards Elrich because he’s more popular with older voters who are more likely to vote by mail. In any case it’s going to be close and it would not have been except for Riemer.

Maybe it's because I'm in my 50s, but what do you mean with older voters? Like Leisureworld voters? Or my age?

Elrich has proven to be very popular with retirees who are the most reliable voters and most likely to vote by mail.

My retiree parents switched from I to D so they could vote by mail for Blair.

+1 exactly me, 52 yrs old.

^explains why retirees like Elrich -- they don't care about schools or economic growth in the county.

This is true, but Hans Riemer enacted policies that stripped critical capital funding from schools and gave it directly to developers as a subsidy. He also removed capacity constraints on overcrowding at the same time.

It’s one thing not to be concerned about schools and quite another to work to actively destroy them when they are our only regional comparative advantage.