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struggle4progress

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33. So far about 44 counties For, 5 Against

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Tue May 8, 2012, 07:43 PM

May 2012

Mostly rural counties For, though Wilmington's New Hanover and Fayetteville's Cumberland also For

Buncombe, Guilford, Orange, Wake Against and perhaps surprisingly Wautauga

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NCSBoE webpage for Primary Results [View all] struggle4progress May 2012 OP

Polls should be closed, and results should start trickling in soon struggle4progress May 2012 #1

Orange, Wake, and Columbus have partial reports struggle4progress May 2012 #2

Orange 40-50% turnout, Wake 10-20% turnout, Columbus 10-20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #5

Partial report from Sampson, voting for One struggle4progress May 2012 #3

Sampson 20-30% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #6

Partial report from Currituck, voting for One struggle4progress May 2012 #4

Currituck 0 - 10% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #7

Northhampton for, 0 - 10% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #8

Randolph for, 10 - 20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #9

Lincoln for, 30 - 40% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #10

Alexander for, 10-20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #11

Macon for, 10 - 20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #12

Currently For 55-45 struggle4progress May 2012 #13

Martin for, 0 - 10% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #14

Stokes for, 0-10% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #15

Surry for, 10-20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #16

Gaston for, 20-30% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #17

Pamlico for, 10-20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #18

Currently 55-45% for, with 617K ballots counted struggle4progress May 2012 #19

Avery for, 0-10% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #20

Transylvania for, 10 - 20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #21

Carteret for, 10-20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #22

Pitt for, 10 - 20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #23

Catawba for, 0 - 10% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #24

Wilkes for, 10-20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #25

Union for, 0 - 10% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #26

Yancey for, 10-20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #27

Currently for, 57-43% struggle4progress May 2012 #28

Chowan, Bertie, Jones, Rowan, McDowell, Graham for struggle4progress May 2012 #29

Wautauga against, 10-20% turnout struggle4progress May 2012 #30

57-43% for with 734K ballots counted struggle4progress May 2012 #31

Buncombe and Guilford have come in Against, but they're surrounded by a sea of For struggle4progress May 2012 #32

So far about 44 counties For, 5 Against struggle4progress May 2012 #33

Ugh.... ProfessionalLeftist May 2012 #36

Waiting on Mecklenberg, Forsyth, and Durham IMO struggle4progress May 2012 #34

We're gettin creamed 60-40% with 1048K ballots counted struggle4progress May 2012 #35

We are not going to make this up, are we? wildeyed May 2012 #37

Doesn't look good. mmonk May 2012 #39

There are 6296K registered voters in the state. I have no idea what the actual turnout this time is. struggle4progress May 2012 #40

They called it. wildeyed May 2012 #41

Durham should reduce the margin some, I think struggle4progress May 2012 #42

Hopefully. wildeyed May 2012 #43

Chatham county now appears in the against column struggle4progress May 2012 #44

Forsyth and Mecklenburg Against struggle4progress May 2012 #38

Still waiting for Durham to report: not sure what Durham's waiting for struggle4progress May 2012 #45

Some county results: struggle4progress May 2012 #46

Anybody seen numbers Rittermeister May 2012 #47

Nevermind Rittermeister May 2012 #48

AGAINST results (as of today): struggle4progress May 2012 #49