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SamInTheSouth
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« on: May 10, 2009, 08:23:42 PM »

You mean governor's races?

Certainly Oklahoma, Tennessee, Michigan, and Kansas they have a solid shot at [and VA and NJ in 2009].  They have some competitive holds in California, Hawaii, Arizona, and Nevada.

I believe those are the states that have attracted the most attention

How did PA not get mentioned?

Good Lord, enough with Pennsylvania.  I cannot stand that state and the disproportionate amount of attention it gets on this forum.  What a gay place, seriously.

If I hjad to chose btw living here in NC or moving back home to PA, I would move back to PA. There are just too many stupid people here. NC is much more gay then PA. 

I lived in PA for seven years and I would never move back there.  People up north are nasty and rude and just miserable individuals overall. 
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SamInTheSouth
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« Reply #1 on: June 19, 2009, 06:13:34 PM »

In the Colorado Senate Seat it has more to do with how stong Frazier(R) is. If he is weak we lose, if he turns out to be strong we can win. Colorado should be Lean Dem. Nevada is safe D, Reid has scarred everyone into supporting him, including many R's. New York and Illinois is safe unless Burris somehow is the nominee but thats unlikely. Ohio is is Toss-up/tilt Dem, but I think Portman will pull through in the end. Louisinia is weak GOP. Kentucky should be Toss-up/Tilt Dem, cause right now there are so many unknowns.

You left out Wisconsin under your Governors.  Doyle is pretty weak with Approvals in the low 40's, and he is trailing Scott Walker(R) by a few points.

Harry Reid is in no way safe.  His approval rating is in the toilet.
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SamInTheSouth
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« Reply #2 on: June 20, 2009, 09:12:11 PM »

Half the Nevada GOP has been scarred into backing his reelection.

I highly doubt that.
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