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2009 Off-Year Election Predictions
Here is a list of the races to watch next Tuesday. Anyone care to make predictions on the outcomes:
1. Virginia Governor's race (Deeds-D; McDonnell-R) 2. New Jersey Governor's race (Corzine-D; Christie-R; Dagget-I) 3. New York 23rd House race (Owens-D; Scozzafava-R; Hoffman-C) 4. California 10th House race (Tauscher-D; Harmer-R) My predictions: 1. Virginia, Deeds is a goner, McDonnell by 10+ 2. New Jersey, this race tightened tremendously in the last month, but I think Corzine peaked just about a week too early, Christie is starting to move back up slowly and the independent candidate Dagget's support appears to be softening as people realize it is a choice between voting for Christie, or having four more years under Corzine. I give this to Christie by 2-4 points. 3. New York 23rd. Two recent polls both have Scozzafava plumetting, and Hoffman in the lead. I will go out on a limb and predict that Hoffman will pull it out in a squeeker. 4. California 10th. This is a little watched race, the republican Harmer is within striking distance, but I don't think he will make it. Close, but it goes to Tauscher, the democrat. One aside however, if this race does go to the Republican (in addition to the four above) expect it to be a bit of a political earthquake through the democratic ranks in the House and Senate, with moderates becoming far more independent of their party leaders and the White House on all the major Obama policy initiatives.
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Re: 2009 Off-Year Election Predictions
I think the complete and utter lack of any of the forum's libs making prognostications is a sign that it is going to be a very good night for the GOP.
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Re: 2009 Off-Year Election Predictions
McDonnell is a certain win in Virginia--he has a double digit lead over Deeds.
Owens wins in the district of New York--the Rino republican has dropped out of the race & Palin & many other heavy weights in the RNC are supporting Owens. Corzine & Christie in New Jersey is the one to watch. Obama has been all over New Jersey trying to convince them to keep big spending--high taxing Corzine in office. No one can afford to live in New Jersey today--they are one of the highest taxed states in this nation--so citizens & business is leaving in groves. But there is no bluer state than N.J. With Obama & Bill Clinton all over this state campaigning for Corzine--if they lose this one--or if Christie even stays in a close race here--it will shake the democrat party to it's core. California-10th? I will be opposite here. I think the republican will win this. Reason: Californians are mad as hell over their states spending & lets not forget they overwhelmingly voted down a tax increase recently. So they may be "finally" thinking conservative. So I am going out on a limb here & calling 4 for 4 for the GOP. Last edited by Oreo; 3 Weeks Ago at 08:03 PM. |
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For the really hard corp,. theres a judgeship in a very large district in Pennsylvania that’s supposed to have some state wide import as to just how blue Penn. may or may not stay for the 2010.
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Re: 2009 Off-Year Election Predictions
Virginia - McDonnell
New Jersey - Christie NY-23 - Hoffman CA-10 - Tauscher
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I think California is going to flip. |
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I still don't think the GOP will win it, but I think it is likely to close enough that there will be some major recriminations as to why the party blew a million bucks on Scozzafava and didn't really spend anything on this race. A million dollar could have made a HUGE difference in this race.
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uhmmm no....that district is next to Pelosi’s, the second hand dope smoke and acid in the aquifer alone guards against any sanity developing…......IF that dist. flipped it would be seismic dude..But, I am sorry I just don't see it happening.....
as we get though the day its time to remember, Oh,and pull the plug on goober and the rest, NJ isn't the race that matters if Corzine wins, it MATTERS if he loses, he is supposed to hold as the incumbent in a very Blue 16 pt Obama state and with a Gov. whom, has spent over 30 Million dollars of his own money (outspending Christie by 3.5 to one)...he should win this, so a loss will definitely be a whopper, a win, is ho hum…... BUT the biggest impact is the Virginia gig, Obama captured that sate by 6, he needs that as one his flip states next time, NJ will vote for e a dem in a pre. election, that not even in question , but Virginia is one he won and now appears has lost, if Deeds loses b y say over 10 pts thats a landslide period and not a good harbinger.
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I actually refused to vote in the Virginia elections this year because both of the guys are douchebags and I wouldn't be able to sleep knowing I had 'supported' either one of them.
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Re: 2009 Off-Year Election Predictions
Breaking: Hoffman devolving into whack-job/meltdown mode:
NY-23: [UPDATE] Hoffman Accuses Democrats of ‘Stealing the Election’ The Washington Independent |
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the guy ran over a bottle...thats to much
![]() I want to know what kind of beverage it was...was it a 40? A Fanta? Coke, its been confirmed that dems drink more Coke than reps who favor Pepsi.
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