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

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Suzanne Bump is beating the execrable Guy Glodis for Massachusetts Auditor, 49-32. Mr. Moderate's BFF Mary Connaughton is at 86%. Grossman is winning big for Treasurer, 63-37.

[Hash]

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

us? You're confusing me for a Republican.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     NH-Sen is now 49-34 with 10.0% in. It remains to be seen whether Ayotte can catch up, though the results are still largely from NH-1.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Tightened up a bit: 320/325, 53.2 O'Donnell. Urquhart narrowly takes the DE-AL nomination, 48.8 to 47.5.

[Iosif]

321/325 O'Donnell down to 53.1%

[Dan the Roman]

Suzanne Bump is beating the execrable Guy Glodis for Massachusetts Auditor, 49-32. Mr. Moderate's BFF Mary Connaughton is at 86%. Grossman is winning big for Treasurer, 63-37.

Mixed feelings. Glodis would have lost to Connaughton, but that would have required risking him becoming Auditor. I couldn't bring himself to vote for him.

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

I feel so sorry for John Conryn tonight.  I highly doubt he'll remain the RSNC chair after this ****storm.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

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

us? You're confusing me for a Republican.

Lolz!

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Republican turnout in DE is at 31%, which is probably record-breaking for a non-Presidential primary.

[cinyc]

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?

[Sam Spade]

Tightened up a bit: 320/325, 53.2 O'Donnell. Urquhart narrowly takes the DE-AL nomination, 48.8 to 47.5.

Last precincts were probably from inner Wilmington, which is quite black as I recall.

I'll change my tune here after looking at cinyc's map - looks like more of a rural vs. suburban contest.  Has not been the traditional tea party structure so far, but O'Donnell is not the typical tea party candidate

[Hash]

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.

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

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?

Yeah, umm...expect that a lot from this forum.

[Mr. Morden]

A handful of votes are now coming out of NY.

[cinyc]

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.

When you've changed your screen name and state avatar on a thread that's moving so fast that it takes me three times to post a response?  Not worth the effort figuring out who's who.

[Mr. Morden]

And with 0.2% reporting from WI, we have:

Johnson up big on Westlake.
Walker leading Neumann by ~12%.

[ag]

So, it seems in NH the Lamontagne lead has been about 2800 votes for a while (shrinking as % share, of course). When will Ayotte actually start shrinking that?

[Iosif]

So PPP nail another poll. If I recall correctly they were also the only firm to predict a Scott win in the Republican primary in Florida.

The best pollster this season.

[Meeker]

Langevin is up only 51-39 against his primary challenger in RI-02

[JohnnyLongtorso]

A few precincts in from Erie County... Paladino winning 90% there. Damn.

[Lunar]

A few precincts in from Erie County... Paladino winning 90% there. Damn.

Depends on the precincts, really

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Should I even be a republican anymore?

[ag]

Should I even be a republican anymore?

An interesting personal question )

[sg0508]

Should I even be a republican anymore?

Nope.  The party will never see my vote again.  Tonight was the backbreaker. 

[muon2]

Tightened up a bit: 320/325, 53.2 O'Donnell. Urquhart narrowly takes the DE-AL nomination, 48.8 to 47.5.

Last precincts were probably from inner Wilmington, which is quite black as I recall.

I'll change my tune here after looking at cinyc's map - looks like more of a rural vs. suburban contest.  Has not been the traditional tea party structure so far, but O'Donnell is not the typical tea party candidate

Here in IL the Tea Party seems to have the most activity in the outer suburbs. Suburban Will County is a particular hotbed.