2010 Primaries Thread (It's all over now, baby blue)

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GA should be rural vs. suburban/urban.  If it's anything else, I'll be surprised.

Deal being the rural guy and Handel being the suburban/urban gal?

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What's with that very red district in Fremont County outside of Lander?

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I'm watching Vermont the closest tomorrow.

Care to share any of your thoughts on the Democratic gubernatorial contest? I was reading about it earlier today but I'm still pretty clueless as to what the differences are between the candidates (if there are any) and as to who is in lead (if anyone is).

Yeah, VT being my favourite state, I'm kinda curious as to the differences in ideology and support between the massive overloaded field on the Dem side.

What kind of sacrificial lamb have the GOP managed to pick out to run against Leahy and Welch? A crazy-nutjob-who-should-live-in-Alabama loon or a sane rather moderate nobody?

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It looks like Greene is doing well on the panhandle...

haha

Is he going to win all the counties which voted for Edwards in 2008?

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and genuine man who will be great for Oklahoma and bring the change to Washington that is desperately needed.

lol, you really are the kind of person that believes political propaganda.

I don't see why that's surprising. He's dense enough to buy into every scam possible already.

so, this Bartlett dude won Stowe, VT? Nice.

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(Currently I'd rate it as "Lean GOP")

From the week I was there, Dubie was clearly owning in the sign war and on the airwaves. Even in uber-Democratic Lamoille and Chittenden Counties.

He seems to be going on a low-taxes, create-jobs moderate line, unlike Welch's opponent for the House.

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The other towns that have reported so far are Candia (46-37 Frenchy-French) and Pittsfield (42-40 Ayotte). Where the hell is cinyc when you need a map of a New England state?

bigger map: http://newhampshirenh.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/population-map-nh-2000.jpg

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Magnificent work by DE Republicans. Glorious stuff. I had a feeling since the poll came out that O'Donnell would win, but I never thought it'd be by this much.

It'd also be cool if my Francophone brethren Lamontagne won in NH, though more for partisan reasons than ethnic reasons.

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Yeah? You just lost us the seat pal (unless that is "sarcasm on").

us? You're confusing me for a Republican.

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Yeah? You just lost us the seat pal (unless that is "sarcasm on").

us? You're confusing me for a Republican.

Well, when you change your avatar to R-DE, what do you expect people who just quickly glance to think you are?  A Democrat?

I would expect people actually know me.

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325/325 in Delaware gives Sexgoddess 53.1% to Mike Castle's 46.9%.

It must suck to be Mike Castle, and I feel bad for him.

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    Now 46-35 Lamontagne. Interesting that his lead is still holding steady at 2,800 votes. In Wisconsin, Walker has opened up an 8% lead on Neumann.

Can Lamontagne win the general?  I don't see him as a crazy (at least, not significantly more than Ayotte)

afaik, he'd struggle, but he's slightly less mad than Christy (which isn't saying much).

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Does Lamontagne have a chance of pulling back ahead with the remaining 44 polls?