Virginia Governor's Race 2013 -Who's Gonna Win?

[Tender Branson]

Rasmussen is a big outlier it seems, because Quinnipiac has it D+7 today.

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[Keystone Phil]

Rasmussen is a big outlier it seems, because Quinnipiac has it D+7 today.

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"It's not over yet..."

[windjammer]

Rasmussen is a big outlier it seems, because Quinnipiac has it D+7 today.

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"It's not over yet..."

I agree with Phil. Cooch litterally scares me, I think he could do an upset... (Though Mcauliffe is favored).

[Gass3268]

Rasmussen is a big outlier it seems, because Quinnipiac has it D+7 today.

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"It's not over yet..."

"Yeah... it is"

[Gass3268]

DKE moved the race to Likely Dem.

[Keystone Phil]

Rasmussen is a big outlier it seems, because Quinnipiac has it D+7 today.

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http://www.quinnipiac.edu/institutes-and-centers/polling-institute/virginia/release-detail?ReleaseID=1968

"It's not over yet..."

"Yeah... it is"

...I was mocking my infamous comment from 2006, pal.

[Gass3268]

Rasmussen is a big outlier it seems, because Quinnipiac has it D+7 today.

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http://www.quinnipiac.edu/institutes-and-centers/polling-institute/virginia/release-detail?ReleaseID=1968

"It's not over yet..."

"Yeah... it is"

...I was mocking my infamous comment from 2006, pal.

Wasn't here then, what was the context?

[Keystone Phil]

Rasmussen is a big outlier it seems, because Quinnipiac has it D+7 today.

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http://www.quinnipiac.edu/institutes-and-centers/polling-institute/virginia/release-detail?ReleaseID=1968

"It's not over yet..."

"Yeah... it is"

...I was mocking my infamous comment from 2006, pal.

Wasn't here then, what was the context?

Then you really don't matter.

[windjammer]

Rasmussen is a big outlier it seems, because Quinnipiac has it D+7 today.

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http://www.quinnipiac.edu/institutes-and-centers/polling-institute/virginia/release-detail?ReleaseID=1968

"It's not over yet..."

"Yeah... it is"

...I was mocking my infamous comment from 2006, pal.

Wasn't here then, what was the context?

Then you really don't matter.

Santorum will win maybe?

[Gass3268]

Rasmussen is a big outlier it seems, because Quinnipiac has it D+7 today.

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http://www.quinnipiac.edu/institutes-and-centers/polling-institute/virginia/release-detail?ReleaseID=1968

"It's not over yet..."

"Yeah... it is"

...I was mocking my infamous comment from 2006, pal.

Wasn't here then, what was the context?

Then you really don't matter.

Ouch

[seanNJ9]

Yes this is late, but Wish Virginia Democrats (not voters because they had no choice) used this opportunity to put forward a fresh progressive candidate. This was always a winnable race, for the life of me I don't understand why there wasn't options other than Terry McAullife.

[publicunofficial]

Yes this is late, but Wish Virginia Democrats (not voters because they had no choice) used this opportunity to put forward a fresh progressive candidate. This was always a winnable race, for the life of me I don't understand why there wasn't options other than Terry McAullife.

Tom Perriello said no, and that's as far as the Virginia Democratic bench goes.

[TX Conservative Dem]

Virginia is still Purple though despite recent Dem gains.

The General Assembly is GOP controlled: the House of Delegates is staying Red for awhile due to gerrymandering and redistricting, while the State Senate has a chance of flipping back Blue.

[free my dawg]

Virginia is still Purple though despite recent Dem gains.

The General Assembly is GOP controlled: the House of Delegates is staying Red for awhile due to gerrymandering and redistricting, while the State Senate has a chance of flipping back Blue.

omg no way

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

George Will's column is on Sarvis today:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/george-f-will-robert-sarvis-virginias-other-choice-for-governor/2013/10/23/1544f8d6-3b5c-11e3-b6a9-da62c264f40e_story.html

Not strictly an endorsement, but is positive toward his campaign.

[Gass3268]

http://www.centerforpolitics.org/crystalball/articles/ratings-change-a-democratic-tide-in-virginia/

Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball Changes:

Governor: Lean Dem -> Likely Dem
Lt. Governor: Likely Dem -> Safe Dem
AG: Toss Up -> Lean Dem
House of Delegates: Dem Gain of 6-8 seats

[seanNJ9]

Has Virginia become NJ?

[IceSpear]

Has Virginia become NJ?

No, the GOP just nominated the freak show as their ticket. If Bolling was running it would probably be a pure toss up, or maybe even tilt R.

[ElectionsGuy]

Has Virginia become NJ?

No, but it could be if it continues like this. What were seeing here is the Shutdown affect, the Tea Party, and McDonnell's scandal all coming in at once to form a anti-republican storm. This is more of a once-in-a-while/unusual election rather than a traditional normal precedent election.

[Flake]

I'm liking this election for us Democrats (I would vote for Sarvis though)

[free my dawg]

Has Virginia become NJ?

No. If they were running an actual conservative who wasn't crazy (not just Bolling), then they would have this sh**t in the bag. The only reason that the crook is winning is because he's running against a kook. I've talked to a former Republican congressman, and he's voting for Sarvis because "the only other two choices are a snake oil salesman and a fascist."

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Has Virginia become NJ?

No. If they were running an actual conservative who wasn't crazy (not just Bolling), then they would have this sh**t in the bag. The only reason that the crook is winning is because he's running against a kook. I've talked to a former Republican congressman, and he's voting for Sarvis because "the only other two choices are a snake oil salesman and a fascist."

To change the subject completely, have you ever by any chance met Tom Davis?

[free my dawg]

Has Virginia become NJ?

No. If they were running an actual conservative who wasn't crazy (not just Bolling), then they would have this sh**t in the bag. The only reason that the crook is winning is because he's running against a kook. I've talked to a former Republican congressman, and he's voting for Sarvis because "the only other two choices are a snake oil salesman and a fascist."

To change the subject completely, have you ever by any chance met Tom Davis?

No. He served another state before taking a job in Virginia. Heard great things though, and I'd vote for him over TMac.

[IceSpear]

So when will the other shoe drop on Blinghazi? I was hoping it would be before the election.

[Frodo]

Virginia poll: Majority view NRA favorably

By JAMES HOHMANN | 10/26/13 2:09 PM EDT

RICHMOND, Va. — A majority of Virginians view the National Rifle Association favorably, according to a poll conducted for the gun lobby.

The October survey, shared with POLITICO, asked 800 likely voters in the governor’s race if they generally agree with the goals and objectives of the NRA.

Thirty percent said they “strongly favor” and 21 percent said they “somewhat favor” the group’s goals. On the other side, 26 percent said they strongly oppose the group and 12 percent somewhat oppose.

The two candidates running for governor — Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Republican Ken Cuccinelli — have sharply different views on the gun issue. Both view it as a winning issue.

There is a significant regional divide in opinion. In Northern Virginia, the NRA survey found that critics of the group outnumber the sympathizers, 46 percent to 43 percent.

Outside of the D.C. media market, the NRA has a 19-point advantage in favorability.
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