Washington 2020: The Calm Before the Drizzle

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Seems to be in line with other polls.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37K5Q3yTlH0&feature=player_embedded

LOL! Just LOL.

WTF is this. lmao.

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So no talk about the $2.5 million money bomb lodged by Bezos?

I saw it, it's continuing to look like 2012 will be a great year for marriage equality!

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Just wondering, but is Clinton's 84.22% the highest percentage a presidential D has gotten in Seattle? What was it in 2008/2012?

2016 probably is the largest D margin though 84.22-8.44 (with write-ins, or 86.04-8.62 without).

To answer my own question: 2008 indeed saw a higher D % if including write-ins, but without 2016 stands king:
 
        Republican           Democratic           Third Parties
2016   8.44% 32,362   84.22% 323,126   7.34% 28,162
2012   13.74% 48,164   83.01% 290,963   3.25% 11,385
2008   13.81% 45,761   84.32% 279,441   1.87% 6,207
2004   17.87% 57,034   80.50% 256,974   1.63% 5,195

Wow, is crazy how far Republicans have fallen. Not even just in 2016 but since 2004.

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Regarding the state senate special election, do you all think the GOP money will stop flowing to Englund since Dhingra got 50%+? Despite the money advantage Dhingra still managed to get a decent margin, although it was less than HRC's in the district(which makes sense since Englund is a better fit).

What do you think the general will look like?

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Poll on WA Wire puts Dhingra ahead of Englund 51-39, roughly in line with primary results.

I think that’s too big a hole for Englund to make up.

This seems closer than I would've guessed. Is this area more republican down ballot?