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Early votes are in. What do they mean?
By johncoby@sbcglobal.net (John Coby), Bay Area HoustonFor Mayor, 28%/28%/25% Locke/Parker/Brown. What does this mean? I don't have the foggiest. Really. I couldn't tell you if that was good/bad/worse, or good/gooder/goodest.
Everyone with a laptop and cell phone is calling and comparing notes, totaling precinct votes and looking real busy, except me and a couple of bloggers who look clueless on what these numbers mean. OK, it is only me looking clueless, but I have something else on my mind.
From what I am hearing from all of this commotion is that turn out is really low.Like and/or DUH! The quote of the day is "This could be really really good, or really really bad". So, that is where we stand. It all depends.
Clueless and looking for a beer. Stay tuned.
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