Kanawha Table Games Election Results by City August 12, 2007




These numbers are not exact, but this should give everyone a feel for what happened in the Table Games election on a town by town basis… and some of the numbers will surprise you. For more on these results, take a look at www.changewv.com for more commentary.

I will try to refine them to 99.9% accuracy Monday, but these are pretty close…

And, if you read last week’s summary - Dunbar does it again…

Eastern Kanawha County - Yes - No

Washington Hghts/Glasgow: 139 183
Cedar Grove/Witcher/Diamond: 422 540
Montgomery/Handley/Prat/East Bank: 363 373
Cabin Creek/Cheylan/Winifrede: 322 453
Belle/DuPont City: 266 406
Rand/Malden: 284 288
Campbell’s Creek: 282 648
Marmet/Chesapeake: 414 454

TOTAL Eastern Kanawha County: 2,492 (yes) - 3,345 (no)

Charleston Yes - No

Kanawha City: 1,190 861
East End: 1,392 882
West Side: 1,364 1,089
Edgewood: 401 219
No. Charleston: 289 334
South Hills: 2,735 1,570

TOTAL Charleston: 7,371 (yes) - 4,955 (no)

South Charleston - Yes - No
Alum Creek: 504 518 (I know A. Creek isn’t really in S. Charleston, but you get my drift)
Montrose Area: 707 524
Downtown: 456 521
Rock Lake/Armour View: 803 730

TOTAL So. Charleston: 2,470 (yes) - 2,293 (no)

Dunbar
TOTAL: 955 (yes) 943 (no)

Institute
TOTAL: 396 (yes) 282 (no)

Saint Albans
TOTAL: 2,905 (yes) 3,231 (no)

Nitro
TOTAL: 622 (yes) 560 (no)

Cross Lanes
TOTAL: 2,081 (yes) 2,438 (no)

Sissonville
TOTAL: 793 (yes) 1,214 (no)

Elkview
TOTAL: 914 (yes) 1,238 (no)

Pinch/Mink Shoals
TOTAL: 1,013 (yes) 1,247 (no)

Clendenin/Quick
TOTAL: 410 (yes) 646 (no)


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    9 Responses to “Kanawha Table Games Election Results by City”

  1. WV.Hillbilly August 12th, 2007 at 1:07 pm | Permalink

    Do you have a precinct by precinct breakdown?

  2. dillpkle August 13th, 2007 at 3:22 am | Permalink

    I don’t understand how you say Cross Lanes won it for the gamblers, looks to me like from your numbers (which I didn’t see reported in the paper) show that Danny’s gang won it. Along with payin em a buck a week we now get to support their gambling addiction.

  3. Sherri August 13th, 2007 at 8:46 am | Permalink

    So again Charleston decides for the entire county…not a big surprise.

  4. susie q August 13th, 2007 at 9:04 am | Permalink

    I am not surprised that the vote passed in Nitro with the current government supporting it. You would think the folks in Nitro would stop taking the advice of a group that constantly looks foolish in the local news.

  5. susie q August 13th, 2007 at 9:08 am | Permalink

    Let\’s start a grass roots vote NO campaign with a bunch of politicians…starting with Danny Jones and working our way up.

  6. Stacey August 13th, 2007 at 10:02 am | Permalink

    I really wish more folks from Nitro would have taken the time to vote… I live in Nitro, and I voted against it, as did my wife and father-in-law… If this does get the yes when all the votes are counted and verified, I really doubt it will do much of anything. If by some chance it does everything they claim, the traffic will be so bad, I’ll have to move.

  7. Jeannie August 13th, 2007 at 12:50 pm | Permalink

    I am very disappointed….33 votes! I know at least half that many people who, for the past couple of months talk of how they are against it and we need to keep casino gambling out of our backyard, but when it came time to vote, they chose not to. I want to emphasize here that every vote counts.

  8. Sister Mary August 14th, 2007 at 4:08 pm | Permalink

    You’re absolutely correct with both your responses. Nitro will only add to their police/fire protection although crime will not go up - per Rusty Casto. I believe the NOs still have a slim chance. I’m holding on till the bitter end.

  9. greg August 14th, 2007 at 11:30 pm | Permalink

    danny jones hopes for a metro govt. He would love to anex cross lanes into charleston. High paying jobs of around $13,000 + tips I wonder if those who voted for the bill consider they won’t get much social security paid in if they don’t report their total tips. I also wonder if they will be proud of the young people who are majoring in gambling 101 in college, instead of acutally contributing something worthwhile to society.


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