VT-AL/Rasmussen: Well, here's one seat the Democrats don't have to worry about

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Still nothing for DE-AL, of course...

Peter Welch (D) - 64
Paul Beaudry (R) - 30

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Had I heard something about VT-AL, or am I wrong?  I thought somebody said it needed to be looked at because of the wave, but I may be going senile

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Had I heard something about VT-AL, or am I wrong?  I thought somebody said it needed to be looked at because of the wave, but I may be going senile

That was Vepres, enough said.

[Eraserhead]

Between this and the governor's race, it looks like Vermont may be experiencing an anti-wave. looooool.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

Between this and the governor's race, it looks like Vermont may be experiencing an anti-wave. looooool.

Eh, I think these are pretty typical numbers by which Vermont re-elects it's incumbents.

I think Dubie will still pull it off, though I don't know why anyone would have though that Welch was threatened.

[Lief 🗽]

Vermont remains awesome.

[Niemeyerite]

Vermont is my favourite state ^^

[JohnnyLongtorso]

He's doing a little better than Leahy, who's up 62-32 in the same poll.

[Hash]

Good call Vepres!


also, Vermont keeps on rocking.

[Vepres]

Had I heard something about VT-AL, or am I wrong?  I thought somebody said it needed to be looked at because of the wave, but I may be going senile

That was Vepres, enough said.

Well, there was no polling, the Republican is ahead in the Gubernatorial race, and the incumbent didn't slide into the seat in 2006. Plus, upper New England can be weird in its voting patterns.

I had a disclaimer that I was just throwing ideas around and seeing what stuck, I didn't claim that those were based on any serious analysis

[Nhoj]

Had I heard something about VT-AL, or am I wrong?  I thought somebody said it needed to be looked at because of the wave, but I may be going senile

That was Vepres, enough said.

Well, there was no polling, the Republican is ahead in the Gubernatorial race, and the incumbent didn't slide into the seat in 2006. Plus, upper New England can be weird in its voting patterns.

I had a disclaimer that I was just throwing ideas around and seeing what stuck, I didn't claim that those were based on any serious analysis

Not anymore according to Ras.

[Vepres]

Had I heard something about VT-AL, or am I wrong?  I thought somebody said it needed to be looked at because of the wave, but I may be going senile

That was Vepres, enough said.

Well, there was no polling, the Republican is ahead in the Gubernatorial race, and the incumbent didn't slide into the seat in 2006. Plus, upper New England can be weird in its voting patterns.

I had a disclaimer that I was just throwing ideas around and seeing what stuck, I didn't claim that those were based on any serious analysis

Not anymore according to Ras.

Yeah, but I speculated about VT-AL being a "sleeper" seat about a month ago, so yeah...

[Vepres]

Good call Vepres!


also, Vermont keeps on rocking.

You make ten bold predictions, 9 make you look dumb, one makes you look like a genius

[Nhoj]

Had I heard something about VT-AL, or am I wrong?  I thought somebody said it needed to be looked at because of the wave, but I may be going senile

That was Vepres, enough said.

Well, there was no polling, the Republican is ahead in the Gubernatorial race, and the incumbent didn't slide into the seat in 2006. Plus, upper New England can be weird in its voting patterns.

I had a disclaimer that I was just throwing ideas around and seeing what stuck, I didn't claim that those were based on any serious analysis

Not anymore according to Ras.

Yeah, but I speculated about VT-AL being a "sleeper" seat about a month ago, so yeah...

True, but you did say is not was.

[Vepres]

Had I heard something about VT-AL, or am I wrong?  I thought somebody said it needed to be looked at because of the wave, but I may be going senile

That was Vepres, enough said.

Well, there was no polling, the Republican is ahead in the Gubernatorial race, and the incumbent didn't slide into the seat in 2006. Plus, upper New England can be weird in its voting patterns.

I had a disclaimer that I was just throwing ideas around and seeing what stuck, I didn't claim that those were based on any serious analysis

Not anymore according to Ras.

Yeah, but I speculated about VT-AL being a "sleeper" seat about a month ago, so yeah...

True, but you did say is not was.

Damn that conjugation!

[Hash]

Well, there was no polling, the Republican is ahead in the Gubernatorial race, and the incumbent didn't slide into the seat in 2006. Plus, upper New England can be weird in its voting patterns.

I had a disclaimer that I was just throwing ideas around and seeing what stuck, I didn't claim that those were based on any serious analysis

The Republican who may win in November is a moderate Republican, one who's managed to be elected and re-elected Lt. Governor, one who is campaigning on bread-and-butter local issues and isn't running on a full blown attack of the evil Muslim socialist agenda. This guy, though, is a nutjob who should move to Alabama and perhaps find a better website designer.