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Question: Which of these states was the most pleasant surprise for the Democrats?
#1
Colo.--Kerry did better than Gore, Salazar brothers pickup House and Senate seat, Democrats take control of State House and State Senate
 
#2
Mont.--Schweitzer wins Governorship, Kerry did better than Gore, Democrats take over State Senate
 
#3
Ill.--Bean upsets Crane, Kerry easily wins, Obama landslide
 
#4
Ohio--of the 10 largest states, Ohio was the only one to swing to Kerry
 
#5
Vt.--largest swing to Kerry, Leahy and Sanders easily re-elected, Democrats pickup State House
 
#6
N.H.--Lynch upsets Benson, Kerry did better than Gore
 
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« on: December 05, 2004, 08:02:15 PM »

Actually, South Carolina was suprisingly bright for the Democrats, all things considered.  Bush showed less improvement here than he did nationally compared to 2000.  The Dems picked up a seat each in the  State House and the State Senate.  The Senate race was DeMint's to win and he did, but the GOP and its allies had to spend a lot more time and effort than they had hoped to.  SC is a long way from being a swing state, but I think the Dems can hope to pick up a constitutional office or two in '06.  Lt, Gov. and Sec of Agriculture are probably the likeliest targets and I think that the Dems will be able to keep the Superintendency, even if Inez decides to not run for re-election.
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