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  1. 11-07-2006, 10:19 PM #1
    the_patriot
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    How are we looking so far in the election?

    I am tied up doing many things righ tnow.

    Wanted to get a quick update from members here and see how things are looking.

    Are they looking on the up for us?

    Or are they not looking so good? Please don't say this one.


    EDIT: Just need a quick update because I won't be near a computer, TV or radio for the next 8 hours...

    Just want to hear what is going on.
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  2. 11-07-2006, 10:55 PM #2
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    anyone? Someone?

    I just want to get a quick idea.

    I saw a projection where it said the Republicans would maintain 45 seats and the Dems 43, with 2 going to independent.

    Just want to know where we stand.
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  3. 11-07-2006, 10:58 PM #3
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    Casey defeats Santorum.
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    Nobody knows where we stand right now. The results are still coming in. There was a heavy wind blowing against Republicans because of George Bush's negative coattails.

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  5. 11-07-2006, 11:02 PM #5
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    In MA the AP is saying that the entire Democratic congressional delegation has been re-elected. Ted Kennedy is squashing Chase for the Senate seat and they are declaring Deval Patrick - Democrat the new governor. It is looking like we are all done in MA, will start looking for a new state to live in as barely making it in massachusetts has now changed to definitely not making it in massachusetts
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    Representative in Congress - 8th 265 of 265 Precincts Completely Reporting
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    David McSweeney (REP)
    44.83% 39,686
    Melissa Bean (DEM)
    49.82% 44,109
    Bill Scheurer (MOD)
    5.35% 4,735
    88,530

    Representative in Congress - 10th 218 of 221 Precincts Completely Reporting
    Percent Votes
    Mark Steven Kirk (REP)
    50.97% 37,603
    Daniel J. Seals (DEM)
    49.03% 36,168
    73,771

    Here is my state. I've got these on-going results on line, watching CNN... But I'm tired already I think I'm going to have to turn in and find out tomorrow. I can't imagine what kind of dreams I'll have. OH, Mark Kirk sent a flyer saying he was against amnesty and that Seals was for it....
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  7. 11-07-2006, 11:41 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by lsmith1338
    In MA the AP is saying that the entire Democratic congressional delegation has been re-elected. Ted Kennedy is squashing Chase for the Senate seat and they are declaring Deval Patrick - Democrat the new governor. It is looking like we are all done in MA, will start looking for a new state to live in as barely making it in massachusetts has now changed to definitely not making it in massachusetts
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  8. 11-07-2006, 11:48 PM #8
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    California has 5 Dems leading, (3 by 1-2%only) 3 Rep`s gaining

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    U.S. House - District 11 - North Carolina 129 of 282 Precincts Reporting
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    Shuler , Heath 53.18
    Taylor , Charles (i) 46.82

    State Senate - District 47 - North Carolina 86 of 94 Precincts Reporting
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    Queen , Joe Sam 50.40
    Presnell , Keith (i) 49.60

    State House - District 85 - North Carolina 18 of 28 Precincts Reporting
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    Gillespie , Mitch (i) 51.61
    Aldridge , Chuck 48.39


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