Virginia, where are votes left to be counted? Please report.

[usregimechange]

I am watch MO.

[swimboy]

1. I'm praying that Northern Va is still out there.

Webb is supposed to do better there, but I haven't seen any graphic showing what areas have reported, just percentages.

[Rosalind]

5. Here you go...

http://sbe.virginiainteractive.org/nov2006/l_02.htm

[Thrill]

6. Norfolk and Newport News are HUGE Democratic

parts of the state.

[davidwparker]

16. Webb did well in Hampton Roads. I just checked the details again and

he won Suffolk.

[Rosalind]

2. Webb's last hopes...

ARLINGTON COUNTY
LOUDOUN COUNTY
NEWPORT NEWS
NORFOLK
RICHMOND CITY

[spooky3]

8. Also Fairfax Co.

[speedoo]

10. Fairfax County is nearly all in. Only hope IMO is Richmond. nt

[spooky3]

12. Where are you getting results? FF area < 80% in per this site

http://sbe.virginiainteractive.org/index.htm

[fearnobush]

3. At 85% Tweety said Wedd claimed his northern areas had NOT reported Yet

Way hopeful still. GO VA!!

[ncateph]

4. this is what you need - all to play for in VA

http://sbe.virginiainteractive.org/nov2006/l_02.htm

[speedoo]

7. I think Virginia looks bad.

Webb is 20,000 votes down with 91% of the votes counted.

A lot of the NoVa votes are included.

[theothersnippywshrub]

14. I agree. But what about Loudoun County? I see only 45% of

precincts reporting so far. And there are 152,00 registered voters of which only 30,000 are reported to have voted. Can this county put Webb ahead?

[Tin Man]

18. Good observation. But I don't think Loudon alone will do it.

You're right, there's a lot of uncounted votes remaining in Loudon County, but IMO Loudon is more purple than its very blue neighbors, Fairfax and Arlington.

[spooky3]

25. folks, nearly 80% of Loudoun, Fairfax have

been reported for a long time. Arlington and some of Alexandria (8th dist, J Moran) is nearly 100% in.

T Davis (11th) = Fairfax
Wolf = Loudoun

http://sbe.virginiainteractive.org/index.htm

What's not clear is whether the 100000 absentee & early votes have been counted.

[Tin Man]

9. It's gonna be a recount - see explanation below

Urban areas currently have the largest numbers of yet unreported votes - my "back of the envelope" extrapolations for these precincts shows that Webb will close on Allen in the final tally to within the 0.5% margin necessary for recount. Throw-in absentee ballots, we might be talking about days before a victor is announced.

[speedoo]

11. Are you sure the absentee ballots are not included in these numbers?

If so, there is real hope.

[CharmCity]

13. There ARE votes left...

There are a lot of votes for Webb in:
Richmond City
Petersburg
Loudon County - West of DC
Prince William - West of DC

[Demi_Babe]

19. try this

www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2006//pages/results/states/VA/S/01/county.000.htm

[WestSeattle2]

15. Webb can make up the current shortfall in Richmond City alone..

[graywarrior]

17. Looks like Webb is gaining

[Tin Man]

20. Webb down by only 11K at 10:40PM - gonna be a recount

[Butterflies]

21. .55% difference

this is such a nail-biter! we really need to dump Allen!!

[graywarrior]

22. I paid more attention to this race than the ones in Florida...

...which I am very pissed off about btw.

[davidwparker]

23. Petersberg, Richmond, Newport News still out.

[davidwparker]

24. Norfolk is still out

[FVZA_Colonel]

26. 0.51% needed for Webb to tie

according to http://sbe.virginiainteractive.org/index.htm

On Edit: NVM, back up to .54

[davidwparker]

27. Prince William County, Jim leads, is largely out

[troublemaker]

28. Prince William, Loudon and Richmond City

are the three biggest clusters of outstanding precincts (as of 10:51)

[troublemaker]

29. And Craig County is 0%. What is Craig County?

(I hope it's not a "hold-out" district that magically generates as many votes are needed)