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To: Madam Theophilus
Couldn’t the poll data also be explained by the fact that Democrats could also vote in this primary and did so to oust Cantor?

it is not likely that there were enough Dem votes to turn the election... Brat did exceedingly well in all the staunchly conservative precincts... Eric Cantor received 8,000 fewer votes this election than his last election... those voters either stayed home or voted for Brat...

8 posted on 06/12/2014 9:01:07 AM PDT by latina4dubya (when i have money i buy books... if i have anything left, i buy 6-inch heels and a bottle of wine...)
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To: latina4dubya

Why I was wondering was due to a map of the districts Brad won I saw on FOX indicating that Brad won the majority of urban precincts. The rural ones voted for Cantor. Obviously, the urban areas have the most population; but they are also the place where there would be a concentration of Democratic voters, too. If there is a true conservative backlash against the Republican establishment, why wouldn’t it show in the rural areas, too?


14 posted on 06/12/2014 9:12:56 AM PDT by Madam Theophilus (iI)
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To: latina4dubya

20,000 more voted this time than last. If 12,000 were RATS, who do you think they voted for?


21 posted on 06/12/2014 9:31:35 AM PDT by Beagle8U (Unions are an Affirmative Action program for Slackers! .)
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