ps1074
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Wed Nov-08-06 04:31 AM
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There are about a dozen races that was so close |
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Some great candidates lost by the slimmest of margins and I really feel sorry for them :(
Paccione in lost by 3 points to Musgrave CO-04 Farrel lost by 2 points to Shays in CT-04 Jennings lost by 350 votes out of 240,000 in FL-13 Duckworth losing by 2 points in IL-06 Hafen losing by 1 point in NV-03 Madrid losing by 1300 votes out of 200,000 in NM-01 Maffei, Davis and Massa losing by 2, 4 and 2 points in NY-25, NY-26 and NY-29 Wuslin losing by 2,000 votes to Schmidt in OH-02 out of 230,000 votes Murphy losing by 3,000 votes to Gerlach out of 235,000 votes Trauner in the deep red WY-01 losing by 750 votes out of 190,000 votes
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Wed Nov-08-06 04:58 AM
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1. The GOP has gerrymandered so many districts, it's surprising we won anything. |
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Wed Nov-08-06 05:03 AM
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2. So disappointed about PA-6 and NY-29 |
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God dammit. :(
What about absentee votes, any chance at all of them pulling something off?
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Wed Nov-08-06 05:19 AM
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3. Hafen was the most sickening result of the night for me |
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She ran a phenomenal race and debated like a 20-year vet but Porter shamelessly labeled her a carpetbagger and it stuck, just enough. Hafen is a third generatiion Nevadan who moved away only to attend college then work 8 years for Harry Reid in Washington. To Jon Porter, that's a carpetbagger. He is an absolute sleaze.
In Nevada we predictably lost the major races, three of them narrowly, but it looks like four statewide races go our way. That's big because Republicans held all six of them the last four years.
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