The 2014 primary season ends (Sept. 9: DE, MA, NH, NY, RI)

[moderatevoter]

Vote dump for TX Senate. 'Up to 42% in, Alameel down to 48% and Rogers up slightly

After Cornyn crossed 50%, this became the only thing I'm paying attention to.

[moderatevoter]

Very unlikely he gets >50%. He'll go to a runoff with the LaRouche candidate which he almost certainly wins.

I hope there's a debate. Probably won't happen though.

I would pay to see a debate between those two. I just watched a Kesha Rogers video, and I was absolutely stunned.

[moderatevoter]

Handel has had issues raising money, whereas Kingston and Perdue have consistently been on the air. I think that's the difference.

[moderatevoter]

Cochran seems to be back up by a very slim margin (less than 100 votes).

[moderatevoter]

Cochran seems to be back up by a very slim margin (less than 100 votes).

Where?  In Rankin County?  Not statewide.

I might have misinterpreted something in that case.

EDIT: Cochran + 69, according to Austin Barbour. This is after updates in Hinds and Rankin. I saw someone post it on RRH.

[moderatevoter]

Why do people seem to think Cantor will go statewide (ie Governor or Senate)? He would not win, and I think he knows that. He's way too polarizing.

[moderatevoter]

VA-10 had a firehouse primary.
Originally, it was going to be a convention, but later got switched. After the events of the RPV 2013 convention and after Dick Black announced he was going for the seat (he later dropped), I think that convinced people to change the nominating process to a convention.

[moderatevoter]

If Mississippi and Oklahoma won't drink the Tea Party kool-aid, who will?

Aside from the outlier of Cantor's defeat (which may very well have been due to other factors), the Tea Party has just been handed defeat after defeat in these primaries.

Based on my perspective, it absolutely was. So to me, it's an outlier for sure.

[moderatevoter]

What's worse: the Tennessee Dems nominating Charlie Brown for Governor, or "None of the Above" beating all the Democrat choices in Nevada?

[moderatevoter]

Apparently Hanabusa criticized the airstrikes on ISIS? I'm kind of surprised.

[moderatevoter]

While I'm glad she is not going to be a Senator, I'm kind of curious to see how Liz Cheney would have performed in tomorrow's primary if she stayed in the race.