The Tennessee race is especially crucial as the GOP has only a one-seat advantage in the state house and a RINO made a deal with the Democrats to get himself elected Speaker--if the GOP wins this race, it would finally take control of the state house.
TN results here: http://tnsos.org/elections/Results/TNHouse62.php
OK results here: http://www.ok.gov/~elections/sh55gen.html
So far, it looks like we'll pick up both seats.
TN results here: http://tnsos.org/elections/Results/TNHouse62.php
Special elections ping
Can you tell us about these districts? Are they GOP strongholds. Why are they open? ect.
I found some good news. Republicans won two special elections to succeed Democrats in the Tennessee and Oklahoma state legislatures. It looks promising. Between this and the race for Albuquerque Mayor, we have reason to be hopeful.
The juiced up minority and youth vote that put Obama in the White House is fading. As long as Obama is not at the top of the ballot, the political landscape will revert to the Red / Blue divide.
The two races that really foreshadow 2010.
Rasmusseen today has McDonnell leading Deeds, 50-43.
Public Policy Polling today has Christie leading Corzine, 40-39. 3rd Party candidate, Daggett, gets the rest.
is that ty cobb related to THE ty cobb of baseball?
Thanks for the ping. My Congresscritter, Marky Mark Schauer left a State Senate district open that we have a good shot at taking. That one is in November.
Maybe it was based on projections but there was a thread earlier about GOP picking up a long-held D seat in TN.