Wednesday, June 14, 2006

Numbers and more numbers


Here are the counties and cities that voted 60 percent or higher for James Webb yesterday in the Democratic Senate primary.

Albemarle (61.81)
Arlington (68.75)
Botetourt (61.28)
Clarke (68.31)
Dickinson (66.79)
Fairfax (61.35)
Grayson (66.78)
James City (61.85)
King George (65.78)
Loudoun (66.18)
Montgomery (74.88)
Nelson (63.47)
Orange (72.38)
Page (69.64)
Prince William (60.79)
Roanoke (62.32)
Scott (60.81)
Shenandoah (66.8)
Spotsylvania (67.55)
Stafford (69.89)
City of Alexandria (60.17)
City of Fairfax (67.22)
City of Falls Church (65.49)
City of Fredericksburg (64.64)
Galax (63.48)
City of Harrisonburg (60.8)
City of Lexington (69.61)
City of Manassas (62.25)
City of Poquoson (60.37)
City of Radford (66.37)
City of Staunton (64.68)
City of Williamsburg (64.92)
City of Winchester (60.86)

And here are the counties and cities that voted 60 percent or more for Harris Miller.

Amelia (67.37)
Brunswick (78.95)
Buchanan (70.82)
Buckingham (72.82)
Caroline (63.96)
Charles (70.63)
Dinwiddie (70.04)
Goochland (61.68)
Greensville (80.83)
Halifax (77.66)
Henrico (67.78)
Henry (64.91)
King & Queen (68.42)
King William (70.83)
Lee (76.65)
Louisa (60.14)
Lunenburg (70.94)
Mecklenburg (60.88)
New Kent (62.85)
Northumberland (62.46)
Nottoway (69.1)
Pittsylvania (65.3)
Powhatan (63.95)
Prince Edward (60.19)
Prince George (69.25)
Richmond (70.21)
Southampton (68.27)
Surry (74.59)
Sussex (75.72)
Wise (63.55)
Covington (63.89)
Danville (71.47)
Emporia (78.76)
Franklin (68.95)
Hampton (63.98)
Hopewell (69.83)
Norfolk (60.43)
Petersburg (81.06)
Portsmouth (78.63)
Richmond (69.86)
Suffolk (69.01)

Finally, here are the counties with turnouts of 5 percent or more.

Albemarle (5.18)
Arlington (9.29)
Fairfax (5.65)
Rappahannock (5.57)
City of Alexandria (7.61)
City of Charlottesville (6.73)
City of Fairfax (7.13)
City of Falls Church (12.42)
City of Lexington (6.23)
City of Williamsburg (7.35)


// posted by Howling Latina @ 9:07 PM
Comments:
You left out the cities that were more than 60% for Miller.
# posted by Blogger Vivian J. Paige : 11:41 PM
 
Geez, I can't believe I left them off.

They're right there in my nifty spradsheet.

Thanks!
# posted by Blogger Howling Latina : 12:58 AM
 
I guess my general hope (and concern) over with Webb is I hope African-Americans are motivated to vote for Webb. Many of the localities which voted for Miller, tend to have strong AA presense...because to beat Allen, it will take the "perfect storm"...and I think we can all agree, Webb is better than Allen any day..
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 1:10 AM
 
You know, like you, I share the same concern.

And I happened to talk to Webb about that very same subject.

I am going to try to write a post about it, with an actual picture that proves I really was lucky to have the chance to chat with him for a few minutes.
# posted by Blogger Howling Latina : 1:54 AM
 
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