I was looking at the election map on Yahoo and from my understanding, not all the states hold elections?
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Everybody has House elections, but only some states have Senate elections.  Two senators per state, elected for six years, staggered so that one third of the Senate is elected every two years means that one third of states don't vote for the Senate while the other two thirds do.  The states take turns sitting out--if your state doesn't vote now, your senator will be up for reelection in 2008, and the other senator in 2010.
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Hi If you punch in  your city ,county, or state on SEARCH, you will find out all the issues that will appear on your ballot locally and state wide.The offices and candidates that are running for them.Good Luck     ROSCO
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For the first time, I am answering a question... that I don't know the answer to!  However, I will say it's a DANG GOOD QUESTION!...\n\nGood grief, in Ohio they are announcing the Governor's Race and dozens of voting precincts ARE STILL OPEN!!!!  They extended the voting deadlines at many polling locations because of problems with the voting machines.  Less than 1% of votes have been counted...  So how do you KNOW who the Governor is, but still don't know who won the senate race?  \n\nMakes no sense to me.  I never put much stock in anything until morning.  Look at how bad the exit polls goofed in the 2004 elections.
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Well, the Federal Elections Commission as well as your State Boards/Commissions keep track of that. However, we won't find out a lot of that for Oct/Nov. until the quarterly reports are filed in January.\nTry http://www.FEC.gov\nand Politics1 has links to several state boards of elections.\nhttp://www.politics1.com\nOne great site that has a lot of that information is\nhttp://www.campaignfinance.org/
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Could be, some of the toss-up states (e.g. VA) are within a thousand votes.  Close enough to count the absentee ballots.
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In what election?  You have to be more specific when you ask questions.  Remember that your question is read by people in every country of the world, so your local election isn't exactly common knowledge to everyone.
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EXCELLENT QUESTION.I was wondering about the huge computer  vs paper ballot vote this election.Sounds like another election scam in the making
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It's not a close enough race at this point.  This web site is the official statistics for the state and it updates on its own.  It's the Secretary of State site.
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Honestly, we still have paper ballots in my town, and i wrote in "None of the above" for almost everything.  Oh, and i wrote my brother in for Sheriff.  My friends and i write my brother's name in for sheriff all the time.  He actually only lost by 3 votes one year.  It is funny becuase no one ever opposes the Sheriff, he has been in power for 18 years or so.  So most people just don't even vote for him.  This year i have 5 more people convinced to write in my brother's name, so hopefully he will win!
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All American states are democratic. Some have democratically elected Republican leaders and others have democratically elected Democrat leaders.
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There are elections in 2007. For Governor of Kentucky, Mississippi, and Louisiana. And of course there'll be local elections.\n\nAnd your question is?
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Why do you need accurate results from people living in the US on Yahoo? Just because you have a "one person-one vote" policy-does not mean that people will not try and throw your poll.
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The coasts are liberal (blue) states. They don't care about being fair they want power. Evidenced by recent, except this past, elections they can't win on a level field. \n\n\nSupporters don't care about negative consequences, they too only want to win. Why, after recent elections all had lawsuits, did this past election not have any?  Because the liberals won, so nobody cheated this time? I don't buy it!
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Absentee ballots. I've heard that about 50% of the state votes absentee. It makes sense to me that its a larger percentage in some districts than others. Also, doesn't that district include parts of three different counties? That should make things nice and confusing.
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it is by the number of electoral college votes.  these are based on the populations of the states the larger the state the larger the number (ie cali and florida are big montana is low) it is not by majority vote or popular vote as some call it.
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In some states, the state legislature has to vote to certify the elections.  In others, it is the Executive branch.
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It's supposed to be random and taken from voter rolls. Sounds like you're unlucky.