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Good morning, Colorado. Today is Election Day.
On Monday, Politicker.com National Managing Editor James Pindell released his final Election Day predictions. Check out the political forecast for Colorado:
http://www.politickerco.com/editorco/2709/pindell-report-releases-final-election-day-predictions
If you’re trying to figure out the political calculus for the nation’s most competitive U.S. Senate, U.S. House, gubernatorial and presidential swing state races, be sure to check out The Pindell Report. Explore races across the country. Print out updated rundowns and keep track of races as the polls close and ballots are counted:
http://www.politicker.com/pindell-report
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Here is this morning’s Wake-Up Call …
Late-night tallies expected More than 200,000 mail-in ballots poured into county clerks' offices across Colorado over the weekend, easing tonight's ballot- counting burden. (The Denver Post) http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_10890987 Colorado's voters key until the very end
On one of the last stops in a campaign that vaulted her onto the A-list of American politics, Gov. Sarah Palin, the Republican vice presidential nominee, urged a vocal crowd in Colorado Springs on Monday to help her running mate, Sen. John McCain, win Colorado's nine electoral votes. (Dean Toda, The Gazette)
http://www.gazette.com/articles/palin_42795___article.html/colorado_mccain.html 2008 Colorado election preview: State Senate
By all accounts, the Democrats' five-seat majority in the Colorado State Senate is safe, but either party could gain a couple seats during this year's election. (PolitickerCO.com)
http://www.politickerco.com/jeremypelzer/2715/2008-colorado-election-preview-state-senate-races 2008 Colorado election preview: State House
In a year that looks pretty good for Democrats, Republicans will be hard-pressed to make a big dent in the Democrats' 15-seat majority in the state House of Representatives. (PolitickerCO.com)
http://www.politickerco.com/jeremypelzer/2713/2008-colorado-election-preview-state-house-races
Palin fires up Colorado Springs crowd COLORADO SPRINGS — Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin delivered a patriotic speech to an electrified crowd of about 3,600 on Monday, in the breathless final hours of stumping in the presidential election. (Allison Sherry, The Denver Post) http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_10890882 McCain's visit may draw 10,000 As many as 10,000 people are expected to fill a hangar at Grand Junction Regional Airport today as Republican presidential candidate John McCain makes a final push for votes in Colorado. (Gary Harmon, The Daily Sentinel) http://www.gjsentinel.com/hp/content/news/stories/2008/11/03/110408_1a_McCain_preview.html
Boulder County’s election officials are predicting smooth sailing Tuesday, despite a flaw they’ve discovered on some ballots that could result in inaccurate results if they’re not properly inspected. (Ryan Morgan, The Daily Camera)
http://www.dailycamera.com/news/2008/nov/03/paper-dust-could-create-election-day-hassle/
Perlmutter shares Obama road trip stories
On the day of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama's visit to Colorado last week, U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter (D-Golden) chose Obama over 110,000 people. (PolitickerCO.com)
http://www.politickerco.com/jeremypelzer/2711/perlmutter-shares-obama-road-trip-stories
CSU analysis shows Markey needs heavy unaffiliated voter support to win
Fourth Congressional District Democratic nominee Betsy Markey will likely need 60-percent-plus support from unaffiliated voters to defeat U.S. Rep. Marilyn Musgrave (R-Fort Morgan), according to an analysis set up by a Colorado State University professor. (PolitickerCO.com)
You can learn early what early voters did
County clerks will announce about half of their vote counts shortly after the polls close today. (Myung Oak Kim, Rocky Mountain News)
Among Democratic Senate candidate Mark Udall's travel companions over the past few days are an A list of Colorado Democrats past and present. (The Denver Post) http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_10891005
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