For Rice, Trouble In Democrat River City
UPDATED ~ Andrew Rice won his primary for the U. S. Senate today over no-name opponent Jim Rogers of Midwest City, 59-41 percent, but an analysis of county-by-county voting shows there's trouble ahead for Rice against incumbent Republican Senator Jim Inhofe.
The analysis shows that, even though Rogers had no advertising and didn't campaign, he out-polled the liberal Rice in some key Democrat counties.
Among the counties Rice lost to Rogers: Bryan, Carter, Jefferson, McCurtain, LeFlore, Love, Marshall, Ottawa, Sequoyah, Stephens and Washita. Inhofe, meanwhile, carried all 77 counties in his 84 percent win. Note: Final returns show Rice lost far more counties than listed here. For an updated list, see story above.
The analysis shows that, even though Rogers had no advertising and didn't campaign, he out-polled the liberal Rice in some key Democrat counties.
Among the counties Rice lost to Rogers: Bryan, Carter, Jefferson, McCurtain, LeFlore, Love, Marshall, Ottawa, Sequoyah, Stephens and Washita. Inhofe, meanwhile, carried all 77 counties in his 84 percent win. Note: Final returns show Rice lost far more counties than listed here. For an updated list, see story above.
Labels: Andrew Rice, Counties Rice Lost, Jim Inhofe, Jim Rogers
posted by Mike McCarville @ 9:57 PM
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