Category Archives: Count ANY Vote

Well, the results are forging their way in from yesterday’s election here in Washington. Let’s run it down again. If you missed yesterday’s post explaining the issues and people, they’re right here.

Today’s election day in the Republic of Kalifornia, too. Polls all seem to show Schwarzenegger’s measures all going down to defeat, but based on some local on-the-ground info from yesterday and today, I’m not so sure.

Yes, you read that post title correctly. Please remember that I am a non-bleeding heart liberal living in King County, Washington, so no matter what I choose on my ballot today, I stand a good chance that my vote will … Continue reading →

For those not in the know, Washington State’s I-912 is a Citizen’s Initiative brought into being when the citizens rejected the state’s attempt to seize more money via special legislation that inflicted the people of Washington with a series of … Continue reading →

When the Washington State Democrats requested the hand recount that went on to get their candidate the win in the Governor’s race, they had to pay $730K to the state as a deposit. After they won the recount, they requested … Continue reading →

In Conclusion As you have probably heard, the Washignton State Superior Court Judge denied the Repubs petition to toss out last November’s gubernatorial election yesterday. Eh, I figured. What I didn’t really figure on was Dino Rossi giving a concession … Continue reading →

Getting’ all Perry Mason on their ass I must confess that I have been quite lax on keeping you all updated on the trial currently underway in Chelan County to try and wrest control of Washington State’s Governor’s office from … Continue reading →

Whoop! There it is! I am still not feeling too well, but I couldn’t stay away after getting this news yesterday: Election manager linked to false report King County’s absentee-ballot supervisor has testified that she collaborated with her boss when … Continue reading →

Now that things have settled down here at Casa de Analog, let me fill you in on the new happenings in the selection of our latest Governor. When we last left the situation, the court case was still on hold … Continue reading →

Part 24; Civil Right go out the Door! They found another one, bringing the total number of unopened absentee ballots found five months after the election in King County to 94. And remember, the election was decided by only 129 … Continue reading →