Nov 04 2008
Turn to KXLY and KXLY.com for complete election coverage
Today voters from all across the nation will make their mark in one of the most important elections in recent history.
To keep track of all of the issues and the latest headlines on the 2008 Election, you know you can count on the KXLY Broadcast Group to be your source for complete election coverage.
Starting at 4 p.m. ABC News and KXLY 4 HD News will begin their non-stop coverage, watching every state and the current trends throughout the night as polls close from Maine in the east to Hawaii in the west. From Seattle to Spokane KXLY 4 HD News will have its news crews out with the candidates on Election Day to get their reactions as the race returns start coming in.
In Seattle, McKay Allen will be with Governor Christine Gregoire and the State Democratic Party while right across Lake Washington in Bellevue Sally Showman will be with the Republican Party and gubernatorial candidate Dino Rossi.
In Spokane, Erik Loney will join Congressman Cathy McMorris-Rodgers and other Republicans as they watch the returns at the Davenport Hotel while across the Spokane River at the Inn at the Park Tania Dall will be with the Democratic Party as they cheer on their candidates.
Annie Bishop will be out on the streets talking with local voters about the election while Tori Brunetti will be watching the returns come in at the Elections Center in downtown Spokane. Back at the KXLY4 studio Melissa Luck will be following local races and ballot measures.
Online, KXLY4 HD News will have continuous coverage on KXLY.com where our Internet news team will be hosting a live video webcast and a live interactive blog starting late Tuesday afternoon and running until late in the evening.
If you’re traveling you can also tune into our coverage on the radio at KXLY 920 AM, where KXLY 920’s Mike Fitzsimmons will have news and analysis from 3 p.m. well into the evening.
Back at the KXLY studios in downtown Spokane Robyn Nance and Dave Erickson will bring all the resources of KXLY together to help bring you the most concise, accurate and timely news on election night.
Remember that the one place you can go to for complete election coverage on television, on radio and online will be the stations and sites of the KXLY Broadcast Group.
For more Election Day coverage please see:
- Make It Count - Latest elections headlines
- Election 2008 Races and Returns
- Elections videos and candidate interviews
- KXLY.com's Twitter page
- Voter Information Guide
- US Senate Map
- US House of Representatives Map
- Washington Secretary of State's Elections Site
- Idaho Votes
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why don’t you guys tell us people that live in northwest idaho , news about what is going on here. i Have never had a tv station focus on just where there station is located when they are also serving another place as well. You need to focus on lewis county sheriff race in idaho i think one canidate as paid people off to vote for him.
THANK YOU ITS FINALLY OVER AND NOW WE CAN GET BACK TO OUR LIVES. NOTHING IS GOING TO CHANGE SO LETS GET BACK TO TRYING TO HELP US SURVIVE BECAUSE THE ONLY PEOPLE THAT LOOK OUT FOR YOU IS YOU NOT THE PEOPLE IN GOVERNMENT. AND YES I DID VOTE.
William … thanks for the feedback but seriously all through the night we were updating election returns for races all across the Panhandle in our Elections section on KXLY.com.
We kept telling people that during a live webcast and live blog - pretty much every five minutes - where they could find information on each and every race.
What with the race for Sen. Larry Craig’s seat between Lt. Gov. Jim Risch and Democrat Larry Larocco and the hotly contested race for Bill Sali’s seat in the 1st District, as well as the measure to support funding for a jail in Kootenai County going down in defeat, it’s safe to say we were all over the map last night covering North Idaho.
The takeaway here is that we posted near-real-time election returns for the Panhandle and ran a live webcast and live blog from 5:30 to 10:30 last night and constantly updated people on the latest returns on all races from across the area. If you have suggestions on what more we can do on top of that we’d love to hear ‘em.