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bgwah
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« on: August 28, 2010, 07:39:54 PM »

WA-2 will be close... I can see Koster getting at least 48% or so. It will be an uphill battle to 50% but if he gets a big enough victory in Snohomish County, it might happen.
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bgwah
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« Reply #1 on: August 29, 2010, 02:14:27 AM »

WA-2 will be close... I can see Koster getting at least 48% or so. It will be an uphill battle to 50% but if he gets a big enough victory in Snohomish County, it might happen.

How many seats nationally does the GOP need to get, before you see Larsen going down?

That is the nature of the exercise here. Heck, Bgwah, you might be putting up your numbers, assuming the GOP picks up 30 seats. I am trying to wash away the macro here in other words.

I'm not familiar enough with those other races to give an exact number... I would imagine the GOP would have already won the House by the time they got to Larsen. Maybe...
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