[2ndDivisionVet]

Hope this proves to be premature.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

[Catsrus]

Drudge called it for the Commie too!

[TigersEye]

Half of Virginia chooses the blue pill.

[cripplecreek]

Pretty close in a democrat trending state.

Looking like Detroit might elect their first white mayor since the 1970s.

[luvbach1]

A real pity. Republicans turned out but a Libertarian sapped a lot of what would have been GOP votes.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

Shameful. And disappointing, obviously.

[granada]

Cuccinelli did extremely well. GOP elites didn’t give him any support.

[The Sons of Liberty]

How much voter fraud was involved - including illegal aliens voting?

[ArtDodger]

Lovely....It is impossible to win when you have the dems, the repubs, and the press rooting for the other side.

[Hildy]

The ringer libertarian took the election away from the Conservative Republican. We never learn. Still think a Conservative can win?

[SERKIT]

Dems financed a phony third party candidate, the GOP-e refused to support the candidate, while other RINOs go full-out anti-TEA party on Cooch. I say, given the circumstances, Cooch did OK. Dirty Dems at their best (or worst).

[AppyPappy]

I am amazed at you people who expect fairness in this process.

[Fzob]

Democrat Terry McAuliffe, the Clintoon grifting bagman, is projected to win the Virginia gubernatorial race, defeating Republican nominee Ken Cuccinelli in a not surprisingly close victory.

Fixed it.

[sushiman]

You can lose at hope ...Sometimes you hope something happens and it doesn’t .

[M Kehoe]

Does anyone have the vote totals, and number of precincts reported?

For some reason, I'd like to see the numbers.

5.56mm

[SkyDancer]

I hope they get everything they voted for.

[Junk Silver]

Okay, but let’s see if they have the resources to throw this much money at every single Senate and House election next year.

[oldbrowser]

forcing the GOP to consider whether a strong conservative candidate is the party’s best pick to win a national election.

They are implying that an "establishment" GOP candidate would have fared better than the tea party candidate.

However the "establishment GOP" candidate would have been a compromiser rather than a fighter. And probably with connections to the lobbyists and the, well, establishment.

[SkyPilot]

And here is why - this picture was taken from this afternoon in Virginia and posted in the Washington Post:

We are finished as a nation.

[TheRhinelander]

Same as 2012. 7/10 of the counties vote Republican the other three, more populated vote Dim.

We have the same issue here in Assachusetts.