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UPDATE 11:40 p.m: National and State Office Election Results

MARYLAND - 11/2/2010

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Track all the State and National Office Election Results here. Throughout the evening until all the votes are counted, TheBAYNET.com and Baynet Radio will be updating results constantly. Results herein will be UNOFFICIAL. A number of races have registered write-in candidates. Write-in votes will only be tracked for races where the write-in candidates are showing a competitive number of votes.

Maryland Governor 78% Reporting

Gov./Lt. Gov Candidate Party Votes
Martin O'Malley/Anthony G. Brown Democrat 718384
Robert L. Ehrlich/Mary Kane Republican 564003
Susan J. Gaztanaga/Doug McNeil Libertarian
Maria Allwine/Ken Eidel Green
Eric Delano Knowles/Michael Hargadon Constitution

Maryland Comptroller 74% Reporting

Candidate Party Votes
Peter Franchot Democrat  704271
William Henry Campbell Republican  484294

U.S. Senator 76% Reporting

Candidate Party Votes
Barbara A. Mikulski Democrat 759305
Eric Wargotz Republican 460671
Kenniss Henry Green
Richard Shavver Constitution

U.S. Congress District 5 75% Reporting

Candidate Party Votes
Steny H. Hoyer Democrat  99745
Charles Lollar Republican  62238
H. Gavin Shickle Libertarian

State Senator District 29 100% Reporting

Candidate Party Votes
Roy Dyson Democrat  21084
Stephen M. Waugh Republican  20024

 State Senator District 27 95% Reporting

Candidate Party Votes
Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. Democrat  28588
Vernon R. Hayes Republican 10925

House of Delegates District 27A 

Candidate Party Votes
James E. Proctor, Jr. Democrat  16796
Joseph F. Vallario, Jr. Democrat  15068
Mike Hethmon Republican  4357
Antoinette "Toni" Jarboe-Duley Republican  4096

House of Delegates District 27B

Candidate Party Votes
Sue Kullen Democrat 6930
Mark Fisher Republican 7793

House of Delegates District 29A

Candidate Party Votes
John F. Wood, Jr. Democrat 6957
Matt Morgan Republican 6793

House of Delegates District 29B

Candidate Party Votes
John Bohanan Democrat  7244
Erik Anderson Republican  6633

House of Delegates District 29C

Candidate Party Votes
Chris Davies Democrat 5264
Tony O'Donnell Republican 7531
Shawn P. Quinn Libertarian 457

Ballot Questions

Question For Against
Constitutional Convention Question - Sense of Voters  208342  172062
Constitutional Amendment - Trial by Jury  251251  129118
Constitutional Amendment - Qualifications for Balt. Orphans' Court Judges  311767  63060

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lou45Not Logged In
 11/2/2010 at 8:44 PM
apparently........
you can't fix stupid!
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USMC0311INFNot Logged In
 11/3/2010 at 12:15 AM
Reply to lou45: Sad...
...but true!
largetony86Not Logged In
 11/3/2010 at 6:14 AM
Reply to lou45: but...
people are clearly trying--look how many democrats won!
phantomphixrNot Logged In
 11/3/2010 at 6:21 AM
Reply to lou45: I agree
The above results are a direct sign as to why MD. has the problems they have, Democrat equals free handouts which equal welfare etc..which equal...well we know the rest of that story...
largetony86Not Logged In
 11/3/2010 at 6:24 AM
Reply to lou45: but...
people are clearly trying--look how many democrats won!
MLP1Not Logged In
 11/3/2010 at 6:29 AM
Reply to lou45: I can't believe
I'm saying this! I totally agree with you!
gunnerrickNot Logged In
 11/3/2010 at 6:53 AM
Reply to lou45: It Tis what it Tis
Hard to believe that people in Maryland don't think there is a problem. It was and is time for a change. Open your eyes and smell the coffee. You asked for it and now you are going to get it. You better hold on to every dime you have becasue they are going to take it away.
RoguePlanetNot Logged In
 11/3/2010 at 8:20 AM
Reply to lou45: You'd Know, Lou...
...you're living proof.
LivinghereNot Logged In
 11/3/2010 at 7:08 AM
You can't fix stupid
Another 4 yrs of O'malley and cronies and we will be lucky if the state is not bankrupt. Why oh why couldn't the republicans find someone better than Erlick to run for gov'nr.
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kayurtleNot Logged In
 11/3/2010 at 7:11 AM
WTF?
Maryland needs to get off the Democrat kick its obviously not working!! At least Southern Calvert and Southern St. Mary's have it together with all of their Republican votes! Go Tony O'Donnell!!
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kayurtleNot Logged In
 11/3/2010 at 1:00 PM
Reply to kayurtle: P.S,
there is a reason why 16 Democratic states turned Republican, I just wish Maryland would have as well...
Lou_DunnLogged In Now
 11/3/2010 at 7:33 AM
Here we go again
We are stuck again with a tax and spend governor and a congressman who wants to further inflate his ego.
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AmarokLogged In Now
 11/3/2010 at 10:42 AM
Welcome to O'Malleyland. What's in your wallet?
Grab your ankles and hold on tight; this is gonna hurt! Idiots. MD - Land of 'blissful' living.
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lou45Logged In Now
 11/3/2010 at 10:44 AM
well folks.......
look at the numbers with over 1.2 million people voting. if you look at each group of seats apparently a gross number didn't bother to vote every choice. how stupid is that or is it just to lazy. look at the ones tossing rocks at me, they must be happy O'malley now has a chance to give us an even bigger tax hike than he did at 2AM last term. for you people that don't work that is 2 in the morning, not exactly government in the sunshine. but I suppose if you don't work and are living on welfare you really don't care to run off the hand out crooks.
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mothergooseLogged In Now
 11/3/2010 at 11:24 AM
Smokin Mirrors
To all you NeoCons = How long before my trickle down begins with your majority in the House? My small business is just starting to recover under O'Malley. Erlich raised all my "fees" and claimed he was for business (Big-no doubt). No I am not on welfare.
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phantomphixrLogged In Now
 11/3/2010 at 1:22 PM
Reply to mothergoose: Selling Drugs
Does not count as a small business...
Fish_N_ChipsLogged In Now
 11/3/2010 at 2:10 PM
Reply to mothergoose: Congratulations....
on your small business and it's recovery under O'Malley mothergoose. I'm very serious about that but wait until the effects of Obamacare really hits home. Labor costs will go up as mandatory health insurance is required depending on the size of your business. I'm not specifically talking about you but thousands of other small business owners. If each employee has to get health insurance and the business owner has to provide it then who will pay for it? Moreover how many businesses do you think will be willing to expand if they have to provide health insurance for every one of it's employees? In my opinion our country has not yet seen the potential disaster I think is headed our way because Obama and the Libs rammed mandatory health care down our throats.
mothergooseLogged In Now
 11/3/2010 at 5:07 PM
Reply to mothergoose: Small Business Health Care
Eventhough I only have 6 employees I sacrifice and pay for health insurance for them. Also, I retired from C.S. and have the same health ins. as all govt employees have and wish that all citizens (like they do in other countries) could have health insurance. It should be a right. I refuse to answer that stupid comment from Phantomwhatever he is.
Fish_N_ChipsLogged In Now
 11/4/2010 at 7:25 AM
Reply to mothergoose: I hope you have...
continued growth and success mothergoose! :)
ILuvSOMDLogged In Now
 11/3/2010 at 3:26 PM
Scared of change?
I'm affiliated with the republican party, however, I'm SO OVER the whole "republican vs. democrat" fighting ring...I don't even understand why party affiliation matters anymore! Get the right people in office who have the right ideas.
This election I voted against whoever was currently in office. We just need new people. Fresh ideas. NOT career politicians. I don't care if they are doing good, bad, or indifferent - just get someone new in! Because obviously the ones in office are doing SOMETHING wrong - just look at the state of the country!
Politics should be a civic duty, like jury duty and voting, NOT a career. The regular joe schmoe could do a better job than the idiots in office right now.
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funnygirlLogged In Now
 11/3/2010 at 4:30 PM
Reply to ILuvSOMD: I completely agree!
I really wish other parties got as much attention as the regular two do.

I think there are lots of people that know absolutely nothing about the people running but when they go in to vote, they just automatically vote for whatever party they are affiliated with, regardless of that person's ideas. In some of the races, I could've voted for my party, but if I didn't know the candidates, I skipped over the selections altogether. I NEVER assume that my party has the best ideas. I like ideas on both sides!

Here's a wild idea that will never happen: how about we vote on the ideas of the candidates, and leave the name and political party of that person out at the polls! It'd be interesting to see what happens.
funnygirlLogged In Now
 11/3/2010 at 4:17 PM
I don't really care who won...
I did not like either candidate and did not vote for either of them. Hopefully in 4 years we will have new candidates on both sides with new ideas. We've already had Erlich and O'Malley and I am so done with both of them.
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Fish_N_ChipsLogged In Now
 11/4/2010 at 7:23 AM
Reply to funnygirl: Exactly funnygirl!!
That was one of my write in votes!

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