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To: silverleaf

In a county like Lancaster, if the turnout is strong, it is good for the GOP, they virtually sat out the McLame election in 08. A big turnout in Filthadelphia, not good news for the GOP.

From my perspective, I’d like to see a huge vote in the suburbs in any state and a small turnout in the cities, that would be the best case for sure. Of course, with the moocher class having nothing else to do besides cashing the G check today and being told that check is not going to come after any GOP sweep, the moochers will be out in force I fear so I am not as sure we reach any of the over 55 or so house seats being set.


13 posted on 11/02/2010 7:45:35 AM PDT by Mouton
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To: Mouton
Most of the “hand out” class is isolated in heavy dem districts in the cities. That is the reason the house is going to swing so wildly.

That said, the senate will likely go in proportion to the house. At least that's the way the math has worked historically.

30 posted on 11/02/2010 8:37:23 AM PDT by Clump (the tree of liberty is withering like a stricken fig tree)
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To: Mouton

Just got a txt from my buddy watching a poll in SW Philly. He said turnout is way down. This is good news. He’s a good guy and isn’t afraid to mix it up.

Turnout in my mostly-conservative Philly suburb was pretty good. I was #50 at 7:25 this morning. (polls opened at 7)

There were GOP reps in the parking lot, but no dem reps. First time I’ve seen that.


36 posted on 11/02/2010 9:51:20 AM PDT by ConservativeWarrior (In last year's nests, there are no birds this year.)
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