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[7:12] <d> Goode, Weed in Virginia? Seriously?

[7:20] <e> It’s no surprise that Count Chocula is losing. But that he’s a Republican?

<d> Sure, why not?

<e> Yeah, I guess. Old European money. Ancien régime.

<d> Whereas top military brass like Cap’n Crunch are abandoning the GOP, hoping for some Congressional oversight into foreign policy.

[7:45] <d> Not snarky: CNN has the best Web-based interface for tracking the returns as they come in. Here’s the county-by-county TX-22 breakdown, as well as TX-07 and TX-18 (our district).

[8:55] <d> Texas governor’s race called for Perry. Lampson starting to pull away from Sekula-Gibbs, especially in Brazoria (by an order of magnitude in that county with 5% reporting).

[9:50] <d> Hey, Kinky: Thanks for being Chris Bell’s Ross Perot. (Although according to CNN’s exit poll, voters would still narrowly have chosen Perry if there had been no independents in the race.)

[10:07] <d> This one’s for e: How would your favorite superhero vote? “Batman follows his own moral compass, and Batman is always right.”

[11:59] <d> This is getting less snarky all the time, isn’t it? Fatigue, I suppose, has set in. Avi Rubin (CS prof at JHU and director of ACCURATE) has written about his experiences at the polls today in Maryland.

[1:44] <d> Unofficial results for Harris County (including ballot measures, all of which seem to have passed) are here (in PDF and HTML).

[2:38] <d> So that’s basically it, then: It’s down to Virginia for the Senate race. Expect lawyers, computer scientists, and everyone else to descend on the great Commonwealth this week.