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DrScholl
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« on: November 07, 2017, 11:01:19 PM »

Mundy up 3%. Bob Casey is squealing seeing these results.

Stop scraping the bone.
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DrScholl
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« Reply #1 on: November 07, 2017, 11:11:43 PM »

Mundy up 3%. Bob Casey is squealing seeing these results.

Dude, I hope you're trolling. The turnout is so low that that the amount of people who voted equals the population of Arizona, Pennsylvania would never vote against a Casey, and that we still won 3/4 superior court seats. This means nothing and Bob is comfortably sitting back and watching which GOP goon will come out to get steamrolled by him.

The Democrats used to win low turnout elections in Pennsylvania. And also high turnout elections in Pennsylvania. Then the blue wall was smashed by Donald Trump.

Barletta is ready and able to assemble the 2.9 million Trump voters that won this state.

A Republican leading by only a couple of points in a lower level race like State Supreme Court does not bode well for the prospect of defeating an incumbent Senator.
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« Reply #2 on: November 07, 2017, 11:14:21 PM »

Tonight was just a complete disaster for Trump and the GOP. 2018 is going to be miserable for them. Plus they lost control of the Gerrymandering process for Virginia and Pennsylvania.

This isn't even true. The Pennsylvania legislature remains strongly with the GOP and we have the voters for a veto override.

All we have to do is threaten to put black voters into Bob Brady's Congressional district which he doesn't want, and he will deliver the votes for any veto override. Presuming one is necessary.

This Bob Casey is a faker unlike his daddy. And he can't coast with Barry's coattails anymore. The GOP has surged in Pennsylvania.

Bob Brady is caught up in a corruption scandal and might not even be in Congress much longer. Now is really not the time to be making insane predictions. Do you see the GOP disaster all around tonight?
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DrScholl
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« Reply #3 on: November 07, 2017, 11:23:27 PM »

Tonight was just a complete disaster for Trump and the GOP. 2018 is going to be miserable for them. Plus they lost control of the Gerrymandering process for Virginia and Pennsylvania.

This isn't even true. The Pennsylvania legislature remains strongly with the GOP and we have the voters for a veto override.

All we have to do is threaten to put black voters into Bob Brady's Congressional district which he doesn't want, and he will deliver the votes for any veto override. Presuming one is necessary.

This Bob Casey is a faker unlike his daddy. And he can't coast with Barry's coattails anymore. The GOP has surged in Pennsylvania.

Bob Brady is caught up in a corruption scandal and might not even be in Congress much longer. Now is really not the time to be making insane predictions. Do you see the GOP disaster all around tonight?

Hmm? What prediction and what disaster? We just won the election in Pennsylvania for the first time in a generation in 2016.

Bob Brady is the Philadelphia County leader. I voted for him. This is the choice that Bob Brady already made in 2011. He demanded that the legislature jettison the blacks out of his district and demanded white reinforcements. Why would he, Brendan Boyle, or anyone else behave any differently in 2021?

There is simply no population base to support 2 white Democrats from Philadelphia and they know it.
2016 is old news and winning by a mere plurality is hardly a major realignment. With that said, Democrats have really been burned by gerrymandering this decade and I'm guessing that they will be less likely to cut deals that would interfere with a House majority.
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« Reply #4 on: November 07, 2017, 11:30:03 PM »

2016 is old news and winning by a mere plurality is hardly a major realignment. With that said, Democrats have really been burned by gerrymandering this decade and I'm guessing that they will be less likely to cut deals that would interfere with a House majority.

I would say that Now is really not the time to be making insane predictions......but you beat me to it.

I wasn't predicting a House majority in 2018. What I was referring to was potential majorities in the future if fair maps were enacted. With that said, Democrats are clearly in the drivers seat to pick up the House in 2018.
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« Reply #5 on: November 08, 2017, 12:01:21 AM »

All races below can be called for the leading candidate:


MA Results:

Mayor - Boston - General
250 of 255 Precincts Reporting - 98%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Walsh, Marty (i)   NP   67,194   65%
Jackson, Tito   NP   35,397   35%

Mayor - Framingham - General
18 of 18 Precincts Reporting - 100%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Spicer, Yvonne   NP   9,128   59%
Stefanini, John   NP   6,455   41%

Mayor - Lawrence - General
24 of 24 Precincts Reporting - 100%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Rivera, Dan (i)   NP   7,965   51%
Lantigua, William   NP   7,525   49%

Mayor - Newton - General
32 of 32 Precincts Reporting - 100%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Fuller, Ruthanne   NP   12,405   51%
Lennon, Scott   NP   12,061   49%


OH:

Issue - 1 - Expand Crime Victim Rights - General
8089 of 8909 Precincts Reporting - 91%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
Yes   NPA   1,806,369   83%
No   NPA   380,570   17%

Issue - 2 - Cap State Agency Drug Costs - General
8088 of 8909 Precincts Reporting - 91%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
No   NPA   1,737,520   80%
Yes   NPA   444,548   20%

ME:

Question - 1 - Allow York Casino or Slots - Ballot Issue
Citizens Initiative
453 of 584 Precincts Reporting - 78%
Name   Votes   Vote %
   No   233,568   83%
Yes   47,262   17%

Question - 2 - Expand Medicaid Eligibility - Ballot Issue
Citizens Initiative
452 of 584 Precincts Reporting - 77%
Name   Votes   Vote %
   Yes   165,107   59%
No   115,456   41%

Question - 3 - Allow Infrastructure Bonds - Ballot Issue
Bond Issue
452 of 584 Precincts Reporting - 77%
Name   Votes   Vote %
   Yes   200,501   72%
No   78,562   28%

Question - 4 - Stabilize Pension Funding - Ballot Issue
Constitutional Amendment
452 of 584 Precincts Reporting - 77%
Name   Votes   Vote %
   Yes   169,571   63%
No   100,292   37%

PA:

Mayor - Allentown - General
39 of 58 Precincts Reporting - 67%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
Pawlowski, Ed (i)   Dem   3,253   52%
Hyman, Nat   GOP   2,528   41%
Ingram, John   Oth   295   5%
Tembo, Solomon   Oth   134   2%

Mayor - Erie - General
63 of 63 Precincts Reporting - 100%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Schember, Joe   Dem   10,073   53%
Persinger, John   GOP   8,816   47%

Mayor - Harrisburg - General
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Papenfuse, Eric (i)   Dem   0   0

Mayor - Lancaster - General
39 of 39 Precincts Reporting - 100%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Sorace, Danene   Dem   4,752   73%
Stewart, Cindy   GOP   1,463   23%
Dastra, Tony   Ind   147   2%
Nesbitt, Zac   Ind   69   1%
Chandler, Woody   NPA   65   1%

Mayor - Pittsburgh - General
Uncontested race, no results will be reported.
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Peduto, Bill (i)   Dem   0   0

Mayor - Scranton - General
28 of 48 Precincts Reporting - 58%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
Courtright, William (i)   Dem   3,532   51%
Mulligan, Jim   GOP   3,446   49%

Mayor - State College - General
17 of 19 Precincts Reporting - 89%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
   Hahn, Don   Dem   2,265   55%
Black, Michael   GOP   1,304   32%
Madrid, Ron   Ind   562   14%

Mayor - York - General
17 of 17 Precincts Reporting - 100%
Name   Party   Votes   Vote %
Bracey, Kim (i)   Dem   1,987   97%
Moser, Dave   Lib   63   3%

Supreme Court - Retain Saylor - Retention
7149 of 9165 Precincts Reporting - 78%
Name   Votes   Vote %
   Yes   755,241   68%
No   350,541   32%

Supreme Court - Retain Todd - Retention
6990 of 9165 Precincts Reporting - 76%
Name   Votes   Vote %
   Yes   771,304   71%
No   314,694   29%

Amendment - Expand Homestead Tax Exclusion - Ballot Issue
Permit Leg to enact law
6983 of 9165 Precincts Reporting - 76%
Name   Votes   Vote %
Yes   649,209   53%
No   571,982   47%



Still too close to call for the open supreme court race in PA and for Atlanta Mayor in GA


How the hell are Democratic candidates for mayor squeaking by in Erie, Scranton, and to a lesser degree Allentown, but romping huge in Lancaster and York? Huh

Lancaster and York have fairly high minority populations.
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