MA Senate - Special Election Results thread

[J. J.]

96% in 5% Brown.

Okay who had 5% in the pool.  

I'm surprised by the size of the victory.

[J. J.]

I think the certification board should take its sweet time.. how about several months?

Then when the Republicans cry foul... we can just happily point at Norm Coleman.

Jim Webb just said nothing else on health care until Brown is seated.

[J. J.]

A Republican tidal wave is rolling across America

Virginia

New Jersey

MASSACHUSETTS

Next.....

2010

Not in New York though.

No, there it was the tea bagger that made the splash. 

[J. J.]

A Republican tidal wave is rolling across America

Virginia

New Jersey

MASSACHUSETTS

Next.....

2010

Not in New York though.

No, there it was the tea bagger that made the splash. 

Yeah, and lost a district that had been Republican since the Civil War. What a splash!

A majority didn't vote for the Democrat (Happy Alcon).

[J. J.]

51.9% Brown
47.1% Coakley
01.0% Kennedy

Brown 4.8%

http://www.nytimes.com/

[J. J.]

I admit it - I was wrong last week when I said he didn't have a chance.

I said Coakley over the weekend.

Okay, Fox reported lower Black turnout.  Can anyone confirm that?

[J. J.]

Well, it is probably unlikely that Republicans will win a single house seat this year in MA, unless a vacancy happens to occur, I would agree.  But, consider this.  If a Democrat won a special Senate election in Louisiana 52-47 and carried 4 of 7 districts, I would guess that Democrats might get a tad excited about their prospects for the fall elections.

I doubt if it will happen, but could you imaging Frank losing?