Stay tuned for tomorrow evening's WCF article, where we'll reveal the results of tomorrow's 6/26/12 Utah Primary Election in real-time, as is our 7-year WCF custom
In advance of tomorrow's Utah Primary Election, we'll once again reiterate the Utah Primary Election data which we set forth in last Saturday's (6/12/12) WCF post, mercifully in even more brief form. Here are your 6/26/12 Utah Primary Election candidates, folks, digested to the most possibly simple and basic format.
Just so's you'll get a feeling for the relative strength of our WCF preferences in regard to these primary candidates, for what it's worth, we've also taken the effort to attach little tell-tale emoticon icons below:
US Senate (GOP):
Orrin Hatch
Dan Liljenquist ☠☠☠
US House of Representatives District 1 (Democrats) :
Ryan Combe ☝
Donna McAleer ☝
State Auditor (GOP):
John Dougall ☠☠☠
Auston Johnson ☝☝☝
Governor (Constitution):
Kirk D Pearson
Brandon W. Nay
State Attorney general (GOP):
Sean Reyes ☝
John Swallow ☠☠☠
Utah House District 29 (GOP):
Brad Galvez
Lee Perry
Ogden School Board District Precinct 1:
Don Belnap ☠☠☠
David Tanner ☝
Allen Smith ☝
Ogden School Board District Precinct 5:
Shane Story ☠☠☠
J. Scott Handy ☝☝
Clark Hogan ☝
Jim Hutchins ☝☝☝
Still a mite foggy about the issues involved in tomorrow's primary election? Here; read this then:
The polls open at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow (6/26/2012), and close at 8:00 p.m.
Stay tuned for tomorrow evening's WCF article, where we'll reveal, around 8pm, the results of tomorrow's Utah Primary Election in real-time, as is our time-honored 7-year WCF custom.
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12 comments:
Note that Rudi assigned nine skull and crossbones symbols to GOP primary candidates, and only up-symbols to Democratic primary candidates. Rudi, me lad, there may be hope for you yet.
I was happy to get three fingers. And they're index fingers.
Get out and vote, people! Some say if you are not a republican your
vote doesn't count. Try this one, if you don't vote, your vote doesn't
count!
I used to have, but have in one of our moves lost, a button that said, in Latin, "Throw the rascals out!" I used to wear it on election days.
[Its being in Latin made it safe to wear to the polls, whereas in English it would have caught the attention of the poll monitors as "campaigning."] I miss it.
As of 9:30 this morn, 38 people had managed to make it to Ogden High to vote. Poll worker told me that was "not bad for a primary."
I showed up to vote at the Polk School this morning; and at that time the poll workers disclosed that they'd already logged 40 ballots.
I worked that polling location myself as an election judge for about eight years... and yes.... based on my own experience... it looks to have been a pretty decent voter turnout by that time, at least.
Skull and crossbones are too good for neanderthal throwbacks like Dan Liljenqist, John Dougall and John Swallow(s), Bob.
I calls 'em as I see's 'em, as per normal here on Weber County Forum, no?
Trib reporting historically low turnouts: http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/politics/54373180-90/primary-state-sen-county.html.csp
Dang! The political apathy in Utah is truly mind-boggling.
Who knows how to account for dismal Utah voter turnouts in primary elections.
Here's somthin' we should all think about however, within the above-stated context, methinks:
Unhappy In Utah
Comments, anyone?
I just voted at Washington Terrace Primary location, in the WT town hall. Very light turn out. Still..........
Rudi............do you have a link yet that gives any results, real time? Could you post it here so that I can cross post to WEBER COUNTY DEMs FB?
3:45pm over 140 have voted at Polk School. The Poll Workers were unable to give me the overall % of registered voters that this number represents for these precincts.
Does anyone here have a better link to track Precinct Returns for CD#1.......?
http://electionresults.utah.gov/election/xmlData/300200.html
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