As promised in today's earlier article, and as we've done every year since the founding of Weber County Forum in 2005, we're once again delighted to provide a real-time feed from the Ogden City Recorder's ballot counting room, through the modern technological marvel of electrons zipping along through little wires. In that connection, Here's the link to the Ogden City Recorder's most excellent online election results reporting site:
• 2009 Municipal General Election Real-time TallyExpect this feature to be at least semi-functional upon closure of Ogden polling places around 8:00 p.m., although as we learned during the reporting on last September's Primary Election, the so-called "live" vote tallies may be subject to annoying human-caused lags and delays.
Once again, we've set up this link to open a new browser window, thus enabling our readers to click back and forth between the Ogden IT Department's most excellent IT work product... and the ever-savvy remarks which we expect to emerge in the comments section beneath this article.
While we're waiting for Ogden City Recorder Cindi Mansell's real-time/online scoreboard to light up, we'll invite our ever savvy readers to indulge in a little WCF style pre-vote-count palaver.
The floor's open O Gentle Ones.
Exciting, ainnit?
Who will be the first to comment?
Update 11/4/09 2:44 a.m.: Here's the final tally and a thumbnail analysis per gentle reader night owl, who stayed up late to compile the important data:
All districts have reported and the results are:So what say our other WCF readers about all this?
Van Hooser 3577
Hains 2551
Stephens 808
Dean 561
Garner 381
Garcia 363
Blair 4670
Can't tell whether these numbers might still change tonight, but the only outcome that seems potentially in doubt is the Garner-Garcia race.
2009 Ogden Municipal Election post-count aftermath(?):
Remember the old ax... "a picture is worth a thousand words..."Once again we pose the query: What say our other WCF readers about all this?
