This election is far from over. There are 20,000 uncounted votes - all from Franklin County. Moreover, some precincts unfriendly to Rep. Pryce still haven't been counted. This election is still too close to call.
Deborah Pryce is declaring victory before tens of thousands of votes are counted. Is Deborah [...]
Like her friend Speaker Hastert, Deborah Pryce is out of the Republican leadership. The loss of Pryce's clout is bad news for Ohioans.
[...]More than 20,000 absentee ballots won't be counted and, according to the Columbus Dispatch, those ballots could "change the results in some close races, including one for Congress."
[...]According to early exit polls, Sherrod Brown is winning big. And, according to CNN, corruption and the war in Iraq are the biggest issues on voters' minds. Since Pryce is so intricately tied to the culture of corruption in Washington and Columbus - and since she has rubber [...]
Lorraine Bieber, Director of the Columbus League of Young & Youngish Voters (love the name) reports that although Ohio Revised Code 3505.18 (A) (1) says you can vote a regular ballot even if your driver's license address doesn't match your voter registration address, "this is being violated right and [...]
It's time to send a message to George Bush and Deborah Pryce.
Deborah Pryce votes with President Bush 88% of the time. On all the key issues that matter to Ohioans, Deborah Pryce rubber stamps Bush/Cheney policies.
Deborah Pryce doesn't stand up to President Bush. On the contrary. She praises him. [...]
Polls have been open for a little over 3 hours. You have 10 hours left to vote. Vote - and, remind your friends and family to vote as well.
[...]Election Day is Tuesday, November 7th. Polls are open from 6:30 am - 7:30 pm. If you are still standing in line at your polling location at 7:30 p.m., poll workers must give you the opportunity to vote!
If you need to know where to vote, contact your county's Board of [...]
Deborah Pryce is content with four more disastrous years of war in Iraq. Pryce:
"I'm willing to have U.S. troops in Iraq until we defeat terrorism in Iraq," said Pryce, who added that she hopes the troops can come home in less than four years. She talked of visiting Iraq [...]
