CA-4: McClintock +592

Charlie Brown (Dem) 169,533
Tom McClintock (Rep) 170,125

as of Nov. 19, 2008, at 7:52 a.m.

CA-4: McClintock +622

Charlie Brown (Dem) 169,335
Tom McClintock (Rep) 169,957

as of Nov. 17, 2008, at 11:41 a.m.


This may have been the last of the outstanding votes from Nevada County.

CA-4: McClintock +691

Some of El Dorado County came in last evening.

Charlie Brown (Dem) 168,808
Tom McClintock (Rep) 169,499

as of Nov. 15, 2008, at 1:20 p.m.

CA-4: McClintock +569

Charlie Brown (Dem) 168,378
Tom McClintock (Rep) 168,947

as of Nov. 14, 2008, at 4:22 p.m., Pacific Standard Time.

This was as a result of an updated reported from Sacramento County, a sliver of which is in California's 4th district (a more conservative part)

Again, it still doesn't look so good for Charlie Brown, unfortunately.

Ca-4: McClintock +533

Most of the outstanding votes in Nevada County have come in

Charlie Brown (Dem) 168,335
Tom McClintock (Rep) 168,868

the other counties with outstanding votes went narrowly for Tom McClintock, and so sadly, he's likely to win this.

Ca-4: McClintock +1248

Charlie Brown (Dem) 166,536
Tom McClintock (Rep) 167,784

as of Nov. 13, 2008, at 7:09 p.m. Pacific Standard Time

I remain in the position of having called it for McClintock

CA-4: McClintock +928

Charlie Brown (Dem) 159,703
Tom McClintock (Rep) 160,631

Is Nevada County (which was the most recent report and where Charlie Brown did quite well) going to be enough for Brown to win?

That was about 1/5 of their outstanding ballots that just came in (I assume some ballots weren't counted and some didn't have a vote for Congress), and Brown only won those 54.2%-45.8%.

The other two counties in the district where Brown currently leads (Plumas and Sierra) had fully completed processing their ballots.

On the other hand, most of the other counties in the district (except for Modoc and Lassen, which McClintock won handily and which have finished processing) also have outstanding ballots and Brown is losing in them (although not by that large of a margin)

I tend to doubt it, but it's not impossible.

CA-4: Calling it for McClintock (+1094)

Charlie Brown (Dem) 158,646
Tom McClintock (Rep) 159,738

as of Nov. 10, 2008, at 10:11 p.m.

McClintock seems to be pulling away; I'm going to risk my personal credibility a tinge and call it for him.

CA-4: McClintock +970

It doesn't look good, Charlie Brown.

Charlie Brown (Dem) 156,409
Tom McClintock (Rep) 157,379

as of Nov. 10, 2008, at 1:09 p.m., Pacific Standard Time.

A net of 81 votes for McClintock.

CA-4: McClintock now up 889 votes

Charlie Brown (Dem) 156,360
Tom McClintock (Rep) 157,249

as of 11/10/08, 10:09 AM PST

Darn it. Wasn't it closer ...