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Election Results

2024-11-05 16:24:48.319441+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Some years ago I spent the evening at the studio of a local public broadcaster mashing reload on various websites to try to give the on air folks something to talk about on election night. This evening we'll be attending an election night gathering, and I already have the California Secretary of State election results site in a tab on my phone, but there's no way we're gonna know the results before we run out of steam.

So just watch this, and you've got all the news coverage you need until tomorrow: The Onion: Election Touchscreen Map Takes Deeper Look Inside Key Swing Voter (YouTube)

And, because I won't be able to actually keep from horse-race coverage, Time and the AP: See a Map of the 2024 Presidential Race Results

Sonoma County election results (from the County Clerk's office page on the elections)

California Secretary of State election results

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