GOTV

It's Primary Day +1, and the numbers speak for themselves.

It's all about the turnout.

Regardless of IDing your supporters, or persuading your 3s, it all comes down to getting out the vote.

Daniel, thank you for allowing me to be a part of a great GOTV effort by a challenger against an entrenched, embattled and ineffective incumbent. Tonya's inability to turn out even her own base (she received less votes yesterday than she did in 2005) shows how weak her campaign was. Really, Daniel summed it up best when he said in the Post-Gazette that since she didn't have a real record to run on, she engaged in a vitriolic attack on him, attempting to play divisive politics to garner more votes.

O well, it's too bad she spent so much time telling Mark Brantley that he's on the school board because of her, instead of pledging to support the winning candidate. (http://tinyurl.com/psm4qf)

It's May 20th, Tonya. Do you know where your loyalties lie?