Final Oklahoma vote totals
Courtesy the AP, which seems to be ahead of what the state Election Board is posting on its Web site:
2,220 of 2,220 precincts – 100 percent
x-Hillary Clinton 228,597 – 55 percent
Barack Obama 130,206 – 31 percent
John Edwards 42,853 – 10 percent
Bill Richardson 7,116 – 2 percent
Jim Rogers 3,894 – 1 percent
Chris Dodd 2,516 – 1 percent
Dennis Kucinich 2,387 – 1 percent
President GOP – Primary
2,220 of 2,220 precincts – 100 percent
x-John McCain 123,094 – 37 percent
Mike Huckabee 111,996 – 33 percent
Mitt Romney 83,119 – 25 percent
Ron Paul 11,166 – 3 percent
Rudy Giuliani 2,421 – 1 percent
Fred Thompson 1,939 – 1 percent
Alan Keyes 817 – 0 percent
Jerry Curry 386 – 0 percent
Duncan Hunter 318 – 0 percent
Tom Tancredo 222 – 0 percent
Daniel Gilbert 125 – 0 percent
11:54 p.m.
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Comments
Once again, Democratic voters turned out in greater numbers than did Republican voters. Is this part of a Blue Wave sweeping the country? Note that Barack Obama got more votes coming in 2nd than McCain did coming in first.
Lynn, I don’t think it is a blue wave sweeping the country. I think the conservatives that make this a red state are just refusing to vote for socialist liberals. There is no one on the GOP ticket that I would want to see as president. Of course there is no one on the Democratic side that I would like to see run this great country either. What ever the ultimate outcome, this is going to be a very sad election.
Duane, I think you’re correct for the most part. Unfortunately, Ron Paul, on the GOP ticket, got very little media attention. He was the only one I could vote for as he actually uses the Constitution as his guide, and his voting record as a Texas Congressman is proof of that. No flip-flopping there.
Is this a record turnout for Oklahoma?