Scott vs Coakley results are pouring in even though it is early in reporting. Results have already come in from many precincts. Early results show that there will be little need for a recount, as Brown has the clear lead. This election is being watched by the whole country, not just those that are close like us. This election has crashed Boston.com, possibly because all the press they received about their “results.”

Results are being posted below, and we are pulling from everybody who is tracking. AP.org seems to be the source for most tracking, and that is fine by us. With about 30% reporting Brown shows a clear lead, that has only been growing. Scott vs Coakley has electrified the country; searches all across google.com are booming, to see who wins this election. Because of the closeness, and what this election means, it is almost as popular as the last presidential election, when we had a clear winner from the start.

Smaller precincts usually report first, which could mean that Coakley could pull ahead late into the night… but we doubt it.

Massachusetts Senate Race Results:

This will be updated!

Precincts Reporting: 639 of 2,168 (30%)
Scott Brown (R) – 337,954 (52.4%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 301,283 (46.7%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 6,234 (1.0%)

Update: 9:00PM
Precincts Reporting: 783 of 2,168 (36%)

Scott Brown (R) – 407,727 (52.2%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 365,672 (46.8%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 7,760 (1.0%)

Update at 9:05PM Brown Shows Clear Lead

Precincts Reporting: 1,234 of 2,168 (57%)

Scott Brown (R) – 653,782 (52.7%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 575,357 (46.3%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 12,295 (1.0%)

Update at 9:09PM

Precincts Reporting: 1,298 of 2,168 (60%)

Scott Brown (R) – 694,897 (52.8%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 607,073 (46.2%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 13,079 (1.0%)

Update at 9:15PM: Brown lead holding fairly well as bigger precincts start reporting.

Precincts Reporting: 1,405 of 2,168 (65%)

Scott Brown (R) – 745,361 (52.7%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 654,070 (46.3%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 14,171 (1.0%)

Update at 9:22PM

Precincts Reporting: 1,494 of 2,168 (69%)

Scott Brown (R) – 791,972 (52.7%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 696,751 (46.3%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 15,150 (1.0%)

Update at 9:27PM

Precincts Reporting: 1,494 of 2,168 (69%)

Scott Brown (R) – 791,972 (52.7%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 696,751 (46.3%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 15,150 (1.0%)

Precincts Reporting: 1,717 of 2,168 (79%) Scott Brown losing % points due to bigger precincts being reported. Still, we have enough data to call the election for Brown.

Scott Brown (R) – 907,421 (52.3%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 811,036 (46.7%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 17,402 (1.0%)

Update at 9:43 Brown has won!
Precincts Reporting: 1,884 of 2,168 (87%)

Scott Brown (R) – 996,990 (52.4%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 887,754 (46.6%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 19,157 (1.0%)

Update at 9:47 At least there will be no need for a recount! Scott Brown wins by a large margin. It is amazing to me how good he did in the eastern cost, vs the western.

Precincts Reporting: 1,939 of 2,168 (89%)

Scott Brown (R) – 1,036,855 (52.4%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 921,459 (46.6%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 19,867 (1.0%)

Update at 10:00PM
Precincts Reporting: 2,015 of 2,168 (93%)

Scott Brown (R) – 1,075,385 (52.2%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 962,837 (46.8%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 20,636 (1.0%)

Update at 10:30

Precincts Reporting: 2,113 of 2,168 (98%)

Scott Brown (R) – 1,142,015 (52.2%)
Martha Coakley (D) – 1,022,000 (46.8%)
Joe Kennedy (I) – 21,748 (1.0%)

Coakley has given in and has admitted defeat. This means there will be no long drawn out battle, and Brown can be sworn in quickly. I still think that the democrats will “find a way” to pass “Obamacare.” That being said, this is a huge win for the GOP, and a sure sign of things to come in 2010. If a republican can win in Massachusetts, a republican can win anywhere. Interesting enough, we were practically spot on in our prediction, go us!