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Posted on 11/04/2014 3:05:49 PM PST by Perdogg
Early exit polls show GOP wins in KY, AR, CO, IA, KS, GA - if those hold, GOP Senate majority is certain. Watch VA - closer than expected.
Early exit polls show GOP wins in KY, AR, CO, IA, KS, GA - if those hold, GOP Senate majority is certain. Watch VA - closer than expected.— Sean Noble (@seannobledc)
VA, the state with all the voting irregularities.
Boom!!!
Is AR supposed to be Alaska? Because Alaska is AK, not the Arkansas AR.
Help me: are any of those actual conservatives?
God I hope this report is true..please let it be true!!
Well if these hold gives the GOP six seats needed for the majority. Stay tuned for actual returns.
I don’t see NH or NC listed. For Alaska it’s probably too early. I also don’t see LA, but it probably doesn’t matter today because it’s almost certainly going to a runoff.
Never, ever trust exit polls. Look at precincts when the returns start coming in.
I bounced over to DU for a bit just to see the mood. It is a riot...
IGNORE EXIT POLLS GO VOTE !
Who is this person Sean Noble and is there any reason to believe what he puts on his Twitter feed.
Cautiously considering this info. President John Kerry can tell you a thing or two about early exits.
Arkansas
I feel the same way
Alaska won’t be in for nearly a week because of the outlying areas. Their mail ballot allows a week to get in to the counting area. Therefore, exit polls don’t carry much weight.
KY and GA are already Republican, right? So this is just a pick up of four seats....Republicans need six....
Remember Kerry’s exit polls in ‘04. Half the nation stroked out.
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