November 1, 2006
Pick Tuesday's winners
Here's your chance to match wits with The Roanoke Times editorial board. Pick who you think is going to win Tuesday — not who you want to win, but who you think will win.
Either fill copy and fill out the form that follows after the jump, or download this Excel file, and e-mail it to us to enter. We’ll put our picks up Tuesday morning, then announce the winner here after the election. The winner will receive a $30 gift certificate.
The RT election pool 2006
Rules
- Choose one winner in each race. Choosing multiple candidates or no candidate will count as an incorrect guess.
- If the tie-breaker fails to resolve any ties, a winner will be selected at random from the tied entries.
- E-mail entries to christian.trejbal@roanoke.com. Entries must be received by Mon. Nov. 6 before midnight.
- Only one entry per person.
- Entries must include a real name, address and phone number. Personal information will only be used to contact the winner. The winner's name will be announced on The Roanoke Times RoundTable blog.
- All entries become property of The Roanoke Times and will not be returned.
Name:
City:
E-mail address:
Daytime phone:
Tie Breaker
Percentage of 'Yes' votes on the marriage amendment to two decimal places:
Note:The Roanoke Times’ endorsements are italicized.
Federal
U.S. Senate
George Allen (R)
Gail Parker (I)
Jim Webb (D)
U.S. Rep. 5th Dist.
Virgil Goode (R)
Joseph Oddo (I)
Al Weed (D)
U.S. Rep. 6th Dist.
Bob Goodlatte (R)
Andre Peery (I)
Barbara Pryor (I)
U.S. Rep. 9th Dist.
Rick Boucher (D)
Bill Carrico (R)
State
Constitutional Amendments
Q.1: Marriage amendment: (Yes / No)
Q.2: Church incorporation: (Yes / No)
Q.3: Expand local tax incentives (Yes / No)
Local
Montgomery County Commonwealth's Attorney
Brad Finch
Dennis Nagel
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