2008+

[NewYorkExpress]

July 6, 2010

Louisiana Senate

All-Party Top-Two Jungle Primary


David Vitter 42%
Chet Traylor 17%
Roger Villere 13%
Butch Gautreaux 11%
John Georges 9%
Stacy Head 5%
Cynthia Williard-Lewis 3%

Nebraska Primary

Governor
Republicans


Dave Heineman 58%
Jon Lynn Christensen 34%
Christopher Geary 7%

Democrats

Tom White 49%
Anne C. Boyle 33%
Kate Witek 11%

[NewYorkExpress]

July 18, 2010

Maryland Primary

Governor

Republicans

Bob Ehrlich 79%
Gail Bates 20%


Democrats

Martin O'Malley 82%
James Robey 17%
Mary Ann Love 5%

Senate

Democrats

Barbara Milkulski 95%
Marion Barry 4.8%

Republicans


Dan Bongino 31%
Brendan Madigan 27%
Joe Ollinger 25%
Rick Impallaria 17%

Rhode Island Primaries

Governor

Republicans

Lincoln Chafee 51%
John Robitaille 49%


Democrats

Gina Raimondo 53%
Frank Caprio 46%


Minnesota Primaries
Governor
Republicans

Michelle Bachmann 53%
Jim Ramstad 47%

Democrats


Margaret Anderson Keliher 50.56%
Mark Dayton 49.42%

[NewYorkExpress]

July 31, 2010

Michigan Primaries


Mike Cox 32%
Mike Bouchard 24%
Peter Hoekstra 23%
Randy Richardville 20%

Democrats

Hansen Clarke 19%
John Cherry 17%
Ving Bernero 15%
Robert Bowman 15%
Alma Wheeler Smith 13%
Warren Evans 9%
Lisa Howze 8%
Gilda Jacobs 3%

Connecticut Primaries

Governor (Rell)
Republicans

Lawrence DeNardis 56%
Oz Griebel 34%
Kevin J. O'Conner 10%

Democrats

Ned Lamont 47%
Micheal Jajura 33%
Pedro Segarra 18%

Senate

Republicans

Jodi Rell 52%
Linda McMahon 48%

Democrats

Richard Blumenthal 47%
Chris Dodd 46%
Kevin Lembo 5%

[NewYorkExpress]

August 5, 2010

Florida Primaries

Governor

Charlie Crist 54%
Rick Scott 44%
Mike Mcalister 1.7%

Democrats

Buddy Mackay 49%
Alex Sink 48%
Tommy Hazouri 2.6%

Senate
Republicans

Marco Rubio 46%
Mel Martinez 27%
Lincoln Diaz-Balart 26%

Democrats

Maurice Ferre 42%
Alex Penelas 20%
Buddy Dyer 20%
Darren Soto 17%

[NewYorkExpress]

August 7, 2010
Republicans
Iowa Primaries

Terry Branstad 55%
Bob Vander Plaats 37%
Tom Sands 6%

Democrats

Chet Culver 82%
Joe Seng 17%

Senate
Republicans

Sandra Griener  41%
Chuck Grassley 40.75%
David Vaudt 16%
Robert Bacon 2.25%

Democrats

Sally Pederson 32%
Christie Vilsack 31%
Ruth Ann Gaines 16%
Phyllis Thede 15%
Bonnie Campbell 5%

Nevada Primaries

Governor
Republicans

Jim Gibbons 36%
Mark Amodei 35%
Danny Tarkanian 29%

Democrats

Barbara Buckley 43%
Jill Derby 33%
Steve Sisolak 23%

Senate

Republicans

Sheldon Adelson 29%
Sue Lowden 26%
Sharon Angle 20%
Greg Dagni 14%
Chad Christensen 11%

Democrats

Harry Reid 68%
Oscar Goodman 31%

 

[NewYorkExpress]

August 13, 2010
West Virginia (Special)

Democrats

Earl Ray Tomblin 43%
Gaston Caperton 35%
Harley Staggers Jr 21%

Republicans


Shelley Moore Capito 37%
Betty Ireland 36%
Ruth Rowan 14%
Tom Azinger 12%

North Carolina Primary

Senate
Democrats

Elaine Marshall 46%
Roy Cooper 31%
Beth Wood 19%
Kevin Foy 4%
Republicans


Sue Myrick 42%
Richard Vinroot 19%
Pat Stewart 13%
Bill Saffo 11%
Billy Yow 7%
B.J Lawson 6%

[NewYorkExpress]

August 21st,2010

California Primaries

Governor

Republicans

Bruce McPherson 50%
Steve Poinzer 35%
Tony Strickland 15%

Democrats

Cruz Bustamante 41%
Herb Wesson 31%
Miguel Pulido 17%
Chuck Reed 11%

Senate- Special

Democrats
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Gavin Newsom 52%
Joe Baca 47%
Cindy Sheehan 1%

Republicans

Carly Fiorina 45%
Meg Whitman 40%
Jerry Lewis 15%

Senate
Democrats

Barbara Boxer 91%
Lou Correa 9%

Republicans


Arnold Schwarzenegger 41%
Chuck Devore 40%
Bob Huff 19%

[NewYorkExpress]

September 1, 2010

New York Primaries

Governor

Republicans

Micheal Bloomberg 44%
Carl Paladino 37%
Jeanne Pirro 19%

Democrats

Thomas DiNapoli 37%
David Paterson 34%
Scott Stringer 17%
Bill Perkins 12%

Senate- Special
Democrats

Christine Quinn 36%
Earlene Hooper 14%
Neil Breslin 12%
Andrew SanFillipo 9%
Byron Brown 8%
Harry Bronson 8%
Jeffery Dinowitz 7%
G. Oliver Koppell 4%
Jessica Lappin 3%

Republicans

Rick Lazio 41%
Steve Levy 39%
Bernadette Castro 20%

Senate- Democrats

Chuck Schumer 82%
Howie Hawkins 10%
Jimmy McMillian 8%

Republicans

Joseph DioGuardi 37%
Susan Molinari 33%
Eric Massa 19%
Vincent Muscarella 11%

[NewYorkExpress]

Bernanke says he will step down after midterms
November 1, 2010


Treasury Secretary Ben Bernanke is feeling the heat from accusations that he has not paid income taxes since 2006. To Mollify critics on both sides of the party he has said he will step down 
after the midterm elections, and pay an amount of roughly two million seven hundred seventy-five  thousand dollars.

[NewYorkExpress]

Election Night 2010

November 2, 2010

Indiana
Senate

Mitch Daniels 56%
Jim Arnold 42%

CD-3

Tim Roemer 50%
Mark Souder 49%

CD-8

Larry Buschon 52%
Brad Ellsworth 46%

CD-2

Joe Donnelly 46%
Jackie Walorski 45.51%
Mark Vogel 7.49%

Kentucky

Senate-

Rand Paul 55%
Jack Conway 44%

CD-3

Todd Lally 51%
John Yarmuth 49%

CD-6

Andy Barr 53%
Jim Gray 46%

Georgia

Governor

John Linder 54%
Thurbert Baker 45%

Senate

Jason Carter 51%
Johnny Isakson 49%

CD-2

Mike Keown 52%
George Hooks 48% (inc)

South Carolina

Governor

Joe Wilson 51%
John Spratt 49%

Senate

Jim Demint 59%
Vincent Sheheen 39%

CD-4 (Inglis defeated in primary)

Mark Hammond 57%
Paul Corden 37%
Dave Edwards 5%

Vermont

Governor

Matt Dunne 58%
Donald Turner Jr. 40%

Senate

Patrick Leahy 55%
Jim Douglas 44%

Virginia

CD-2

Bert Misuzawa 52%
Glenn Nye 46%

CD-5

Robert Hurt 49%
Tom Perrillo 47%

CD-9

Morgan Griffith 52%
Rick Boucher 46%

CD-11

Gerry Connolly 51%
Keith Fimian 47%

[NewYorkExpress]

Welcome to the 7:30 to 8:00 round of calls for midterm 2010... So far we've seen Rand Paul win by a larger than expected margin in Kentucky, Jason Carter pull off an Upset in Georgia and several incumbents on both sides of the aisle fall so far in the house.

North Carolina
(After Senator Burr was appointed ambassador to Ireland in March, Myrick who was already challenging Burr, became the new favorite for the seat)


Sue Myrick 53%
Elaine Marshall 45%

CD-2

Bob Etheridge 49%
Renee Ellmers 46%

CD-6 (Coble defeated in Primary)

Kyle Petty 52%
Kay Hagan 47%

CD-7

Ilario Pantano 51%
Mike McIntyre 49%

CD-9 (incumbent Jim Cleamons defeated in Primary)

Thomas Marshburn 51%
Jeff Doctor 45%

CD-11

Carl Mumpower 47%
Heath Shuler 46.78%

Ohio

Governor

Jim Jordan 51%
Ted Strickland 46%

Senate

Peter Lawson Jones 50%
Mary Taylor 49.7%

CD-6

Bill Johnson 52%
Charlie Wilson 47%

West Virginia


Earl Ray Tomblin 49.6%
Shelly Moore Capito 49.3%


 

[NewYorkExpress]

Connecticut Senate



Jodi Rell 54%
Richard Blumenthal 45%

Connecticut CD-4

Dan Debicella 49%
Jim Himes 48%


Connecticut Governor

Ned Lamont 52%
Lawrence DeNardis 47%

Delaware Senate


John Carney 62%
Kevin Brady 35%



Maine Senate

Mike Michaud 54%
William Schneider 40%
Shawn Moody 6%

Maine CD-2
Douglas Smith 50%
Michael Willette 49%



Maine Governor

Kevin Raye 46%
G. Steven Rowe 37%
Eliot Cutler 17%

Maryland Governor
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Martin O'Malley 55%
Bob Ehlirich 44%



Maryland Senate

Barabra Milkulski 67%
Daniel Bongino 32%

[NewYorkExpress]

Massachussets

Governor


Deval Patrick 53%
Charlie Baker 47%

Massachusetts CD-5

Marty Meehan 54%
Jim Ogonowski 45%


New Hampshire Senate

Judd Gregg 62%
Sylvia Larsen 37%

New Hampshire CD-1


Jeb Bradley 54%
Don Orsillio 45%



New Hampshire Governor

John Lynch 50.1%
Kelly Ayotte 49.87%



New Jersey CD-3 (Myers defeated in Primary)

Jon Runyan 49%
Shelly Adler 47%

New Jersey CD-11

Charlotte Vandervalk (inc) 57%
Stewart Krentzman 42%

Pennsylvania- Governor

Todd Platts 51%
Sam Rohrer 49%

[NewYorkExpress]

Pennsylvania- Senate



Pat Toomey 56%
Frank Dermody 43%


Pennsylvania CD-3

Mike Kelly 59%
Kathy Dahlkemper 41%

CD-4 (Hart elected Lt. Governor)


Keith Rothfus 55%
Jason Altmire 44%

CD-7

Pat Meehan 51%
Joe Sestak 47%


CD-8


Patrick Murphy 52%
Mike Fitzpatrick 48%

CD-10

Chris Carney 49.7%
Tom Marino 49.56%

CD-11

Lou Barletta 53%
Paul Kanjorski 46%


Alabama Governor


Roy Moore 55%
Artur Davis 42%

Alabama- Senate

Richard Shelby 54%
Bernard G. Kincaid 44%

[NewYorkExpress]

Florida Governor


Buddy Mackay 50.7%
Charlie Crist 49.2%

Florida Senate


Marco Rubio 59%
Maurice Ferre 40%

Florida- CD 2 (Boyd defeated in primary)

Alfred Lawson Jr. 46%
Steve Southerland 45.91%
Paul C. McKain 7.19%

Florida CD-5 (Brown-Waite retiring)

Rich Nugent 59%
Jim Piccillo 40%

CD-10 (Young retiring)

Charlie Justice 51%
John Morroni 47%

CD-12 (Putnam elected Agriculture Commissioner)

Dennis Ross 52%
Lori Edwards 45%

CD-19 (Wexler elected Lt. Governor)

Ted Deutch 57%
Joe Budd 41%

CD-21 (Diaz-Balart running for Senate)

Julio Robainia 52%
Wilfredo A. Ferrer 47%

CD-25 (Diaz-Balart defeated in primary for 21st district)


Jimmy Weekly 49%
David Rivera 46%

[NewYorkExpress]

Illinois

Governor

Michael Madigan 59%
Bill Brady 40%

Senate

Barack Obama 61%
Judy Baar Topinka 35%

Illinois CD-14 ( Oberweis retiring to become President of Aurora University)

Randy Hultgren 52%
Fred Crespo 47%

Illinois CD-17 (Hare retiring)

Cheri Bustos 51%
Richard Peck 44%

Mississippi CD-1

Alan Nunelee 61%
Travis Childers 36%

Mississippi CD-4

A.J Holloway 55%
Gene Taylor 43%

[Anti Democrat Democrat Club]

NH looks much more realistic here. Good work on that.

[NewYorkExpress]

Oklahoma Senate


Brad Henry 46%
Frank Lucas 45%
Evelyn Rogers (Libertarian) 7%

Oklahoma- Governor

Don Nickles 55%
Dan Boren 43%

Oklahoma CD-5 (Fallin running for Governor)

James Lankford 57%
Al McAffery 42%

Missouri Senate

Jay Nixon 53%
Ann Wagner 45%

Missouri CD-4

Vicky Hartzler 50%
Ike Skelton 49.97%

Missouri CD-5 (Cleaver running for Senate)

Bob Holden 58%
Will Kraus 39%

[NewYorkExpress]

Welcome to the 9:00 hour for election 2010. Voters are showing clear preference for divided government as the GOP has picked up almost two dozen House seats, plus Senate seats in Pennsylvania and Connecticut. Democrats can also call the night so far at least a partial success, picking up Governor's mansions in Connecticut,Florida and New Hampshire, plus adding Senate seats in Ohio, Georgia, Missouri and Oklahoma to their tally.

Arkansas Governor

Mike Beebe 56%
Missy Irvin 43%

Arkansas Senate

John Boozman 56%
Blanche Lincoln 41%

Arkansas CD-1 (Berry elected Lt. Governor)

Chad Causey 47.18%
Rick Crawford 47.02%
Lewis Kennedy (Green) 5.3%

Arkansas CD-2 (Snyder running for Senate)

Tim Griffin 56%
Joyce Elliot 43%

Arkansas CD-3 (Boozman elected Senator)

Steve Womack 59%
Jeff Wardlaw 37%

Arkansas CD-4

Mark Martin 51%
Mike Ross 47%

Tennessee Governor

Bill Haslam 56%
Karl Dean 41%

Tennessee CD-6 (Gordon retiring)

Jim Tracy 53%
Brett Carter 46%

Tennessee CD-8 (Tanner retiring)

Roy Herron 47%
Steve Fincher 46.7%
Donn James (Libertarian) 6.1%

[NewYorkExpress]

Rhode Island Governor


Lincoln Chafee 46%
Gina Raimondo 43%
Ken Block 10%

Rhode Island CD-1 (Kennedy running for Lt. Governor)

John Loughlin 50%
David Ciccilline 47%

New York Governor

Micheal Bloomberg 45%
Thomas DiNapoli 43%
Carl Paladino (Conservative) 9%

New York Senate (Special)

Christine Quinn 50%
Rick Lazio 48%

New York Senate

Chuck Schumer 59%
Joesph DioGuardi 37%

New York CD-1

Christopher Nixon Cox 49%
Timothy Bishop 48.4%

New York CD-2

Steve Israel 55%
John Gomez 41%

New York CD-3

Peter King 59%
Dave Mejias 40%

New York CD-4

Kate Murray 49%
Carolyn McCarthy 46%

New York CD-13

Michael McMahon 52%
Micheal Grimm 47%

New York CD-15 (Rangel defeated in primary)

Adam Clayton Powell 63%
Johnathan Tasini  19% (Working Families Party)
Michel Faulkner 18%

New York CD-19

Nan Hayworth 49%
John Hall 47%

New York CD-20

Kirsten Gillibrand 51%
Chris Gibson 49%

New York CD-23

John McHugh 50%
Bill Owens 44.6%

New York CD-24 (Acuri running for Comptroller)

Richard Hanna 55%
Stephen C. O'Malley 43%

New York CD-25

Ann Marie Buerkle 52%
Dan Maffei 46%

New York CD-29 (Massa retiring)

Tom Reed 67%
Matthew Zeller 32%

[NewYorkExpress]

Louisiana Senate


David Vitter 56%
Chet Traylor 44%

Louisiana CD-3

Hunt Downer 51%
Charlie Melancon 47%

Louisana CD-6

Bill Cassidy 52%
Don Cazayoux 47%

Michigan Governor

Hansen Clarke 53%
Mike Cox 45%

Michigan CD-1 (Stupak retiring)

Gary McDowell 49%
Jason Allen 48.9%

Michigan CD-2 (Hoekstra Running for Governor)

Wayne Kuiper 56%
Nicollette McClure 42%

Michigan CD-7

Mark Schauer 45% (Schauer wins by 99 votes)
Tim Walberg 45%
Brian Rooney (Libretarian) 9.6%

Michigan CD-11

Natalie Mosher 48%
Thaddeus McCotter 47%

CD-14 (Cheeks Kilpatrick defeated in primary)

Buzz Thomas 91%
John Hauler 9%

[NewYorkExpress]

As we approach the Ten O'clock hour the pattern has become clearer... Republicans are showing strength in the House, while it remains hard to tell who will have the upper hand in both Governor's mansion's and Senate Seats.


Minnesota Governor

Margaret Anderson Keiheler 55%
Michelle Bachmann 36%
David Olson 7%

Minnesota CD-1

Randy Demmer 49%
Tim Walz 46%

Minnesota CD-8

Chip Craavack 50%
Jim Oberstar 47%

Nebraska Governor


Dave Heineman 58%
Tom White 37%

Wisconsin Governor

Jim Doyle 59%
Dick Leinkugel 37%

Wisconsin Senate

Scott Walker 48%
Russ Feingold 47.9%

Wisconsin CD-3

Dan Kapanke 50%
Ron Kind 48%

Wisconsin CD-7 (Obey Retiring)

Julie Lassa 50.1%
Sean Duffy 48.9%

[NewYorkExpress]

Colorado Governor

Ken Salazar 54%
Jane Norton 45%

Colorado Senate

John Hickenlooper 42%
Bill Owens 41%
Tom Tancredo (Independent) 16.5%

Colorado CD-3

John Salazar 49.7%
Scott Tipton 49.5%

Colorado CD-4

Cory Gardner 54%
Betsy Markey 43%

Wyoming Governor

Rita Meyer 67%
Mike Massie 31%

Wyoming AL

Liz Cheney 56%
Gary Trauner 42%

New Mexico- Governor

Diane Denish 53% (inc)
Doug Turner 45%

South Dakota Senate

John Thune 49% (Thune wins by 31 votes)
Tom Daschle 49%

South Dakota- At Large CD
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Kristi Noem 51%
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin 49%

[NewYorkExpress]

It's Eleven O'Clock on the east coast... and we can now project that The Democrats will Retain control of the Senate. in the end picking up the seats in Missouri and Oklahoma proved to be the difference in a poor climate. The House remains up for grabs... but trending Republican

Iowa Governor

Terry Branstad 53%
Chet Culver 46.6%

Iowa Senate

Sally Pedersen 37%
Sandra Greiner 35%
Chuck Grassley (Write-in) 26%

Iowa CD-3
 
Brad Zaun 49%
Leonard Boswell 47%

North Dakota Senate

Heidi Heitkamp 54%
Kelly Schmidt 45%

Kansas Governor

Todd Tiahrt 57%
Stephen Six 42%

Kansas Senate

Kathleen Sebelius 49%
Sam Brownback 48%

[NewYorkExpress]

It's 11:30 on the East coast and we can now project that the Republicans will win back the House of Representatives... the Democrats struck several blows to their chances early, but ultimately they just weren't able to hold enough seats in the lower chamber.

Montana At-Large CD



Denny Rehberg 57%
Steve Bullock 37%
Melinda Gopher (Green) 5%

Idaho- Governor

 
Butch Otter 62%
Walt Minnick 36%

South Dakota- Governor

Dennis Daugaard 53%
Stepahnie Herseth-Sandlin 45%

Idaho Senate (Crapo)


Lawrence Wasden 58%
Tom Sullivan 33%
Raul Labrador (Libertarian) 8.8%

Texas Governor

Ted Poe 55%
Annise Parker 38%
Carol Keeton Strayhorn 6.75% (independent)

Texas CD-2 (Poe elected Governor)


Anne Clutterbuck 51%
Antonio Garza Jr. 48%

Texas CD-4 (Hall retiring)

Douglas Athas 62%
Glenn Melancon 31%

TX CD-16 (Reyes defeated in Primary)


Beto O'Rourke 56%
Andrew Haggerty 26%
Joe Moody (Independent) 25%

Texas CD-23

Fransisco "Quico" Canseco 54%
Ciro Rodriguez 43%