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Question: How hard will Mark Warner curb-stomp Ed Gillespie?
#1
5-10%
 
#2
10%-20%
 
#3
20-25%
 
#4
25-30%
 
#5
30-40%
 
#6
>40%
 
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Total Voters: 68

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« on: September 14, 2014, 05:02:37 PM »

Between 5-10% -unless I have seriously misjudged my state's residual conservatism and Republican allegiance.  

How about polling? I haven't seen a legit poll that has Warner winning by less than 14.

I am basing my predictions on past performance by other statewide Democratic candidates -and his own.  And because it's a midterm year in what is still a conservative state. If these poll results still hold true by the end of the month, I'll shift my predictions.  

Until then, I guess I'll be the cautious one.  
Voted for Obama twice, has two Democratic senators and elected a Democratic governor in an off-off-year election? Sounds like a real conservative bastion. /s
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