As for the dems gain in a majority....pfttt!!!
They have 193 to our 239.
They would need to flip 46 seats and one of the 3 current vacancies.
Mathematically improbable.
It would be conceivable if the economy were in peril.
Its not and wont be for another 3 years, maybe.
Thats listening to a guy I know, who is the chief economist for a major, major investment firm.
He hates Trump...period but, his outlook and advice have the economy buzzing for a few years yet and even he hedges his long term outlook with the possibility that Trump will come through with tax reform and then he sees advantage USA for a variety of reasons.
So, middle finger to the prognosticators.
Oh, and about Alabama. They have blown a few hundred million this year to get one win.
That cuts into their funds for next year.
Bad news. DNC is literally so broke they cant pay attention, have zero cash on hand and millions in debt.
REC meanwhile has a ton of loot stashed, nearly $100 million, as does NRSCC and others.
They have cash on hand and the best part? Zero debt.
Trump, for his part, has raised a gazillion bucks as well for 2020.
If youre blue and dont know where to go...putin on the ritz
If I were Trump I would be using this loss to hammer Yertle and the rest of the swamp for interfering and wasting money on the primary and giving oppo research to the press to destroy the repub candidate
A few months later, Bentley pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of violating campaign finance law and resigned.
That really understates the sleaze associated with Strange's appointment as Sessions' replacement.
This was swamp politics at its finest. /s
Bullock 80.4%
Macon 88.1
Montgomery 72.1
Dallas 74.7
Perry 79
Wilcox 76.7
Hale 87.6
Sumter 80.9
Jefferson 69.6
Mobile 57.2
Madison 56.9
|
Jones | Moore | Write-Ins | Rpt. |
---|---|---|---|---|
Jefferson |
121,169
|
49,910
|
3,121
|
85% |
Madison |
65,664
|
46,313
|
3,446
|
100 |
Mobile |
57,715
|
41,398
|
1,300
|
71 |
Montgomery |
48,186
|
17,705
|
743
|
100 |
Shelby |
27,251
|
36,424
|
1,718
|
100 |
Baldwin |
22,131
|
38,445
|
1,699
|
98 |
Tuscaloosa |
30,858
|
22,064
|
1,007
|
100 |
Lee |
19,810
|
14,017
|
672
|
100 |
Morgan |
10,901
|
19,187
|
668
|
100 |
Etowah |
10,518
|
15,693
|
617
|
100 |
Calhoun |
11,705
|
14,567
|
399
|
100 |
Limestone |
9,606
|
14,298
|
515
|
100 |
Houston |
9,107
|
14,796
|
285
|
100 |
Lauderdale |
9,908
|
12,775
|
382
|
100 |
St. Clair |
6,203
|
15,876
|
459
|
100 |
Elmore |
7,711
|
14,411
|
338
|
100 |
Cullman |
4,156
|
16,602
|
324
|
100 |
Talladega |
9,967
|
9,698
|
223
|
100 |
Marshall |
5,134
|
13,828
|
449
|
100 |
Walker |
4,317
|
11,909
|
259
|
100 |
Colbert |
6,865
|
7,762
|
171
|
100 |
Autauga |
5,606
|
8,752
|
253
|
100 |
Blount |
2,405
|
11,621
|
180
|
100 |
Dallas |
10,492
|
3,485
|
60
|
100 |
DeKalb |
3,559
|
10,097
|
234
|
100 |
Coffee |
3,715
|
8,052
|
202
|
100 |
Tallapoosa |
4,590
|
7,171
|
148
|
100 |
Dale |
3,842
|
6,988
|
136
|
100 |
Jackson |
3,328
|
7,316
|
154
|
100 |
Russell |
6,761
|
3,622
|
55
|
100 |
Chilton |
2,298
|
7,555
|
132
|
100 |
Covington |
2,102
|
6,825
|
88
|
100 |
Escambia |
3,640
|
4,985
|
87
|
100 |
Lawrence |
3,028
|
5,314
|
61
|
100 |
Clarke |
4,346
|
3,984
|
43
|
100 |
Pike |
3,989
|
4,154
|
97
|
100 |
Chambers |
4,247
|
3,308
|
75
|
100 |
Marengo |
4,495
|
2,804
|
62
|
100 |
Geneva |
1,289
|
5,431
|
93
|
100 |
Marion |
1,311
|
5,268
|
68
|
100 |
Monroe |
3,244
|
3,276
|
40
|
100 |
Macon |
5,780
|
758
|
20
|
100 |
Barbour |
3,680
|
2,699
|
41
|
100 |
Pickens |
3,057
|
2,961
|
46
|
100 |
Franklin |
1,770
|
4,214
|
48
|
100 |
Butler |
2,914
|
2,756
|
41
|
100 |
Winston |
911
|
4,680
|
67
|
100 |
Cherokee |
1,525
|
3,996
|
110
|
100 |
Hale |
3,894
|
1,691
|
32
|
100 |
Bibb |
1,567
|
3,599
|
66
|
100 |
Washington |
1,799
|
3,320
|
48
|
100 |
Henry |
1,896
|
3,014
|
38
|
100 |
Randolph |
1,692
|
3,229
|
23
|
100 |
Lowndes |
3,779
|
988
|
13
|
100 |
Fayette |
1,142
|
3,491
|
50
|
100 |
Sumter |
3,527
|
814
|
18
|
100 |
Wilcox |
3,344
|
999
|
16
|
100 |
Choctaw |
2,273
|
1,949
|
17
|
100 |
Conecuh |
2,259
|
1,815
|
18
|
100 |
Perry |
3,138
|
821
|
11
|
100 |
Greene |
3,340
|
462
|
9
|
100 |
Crenshaw |
1,320
|
2,347
|
56
|
100 |
Lamar |
779
|
2,847
|
29
|
100 |
Clay |
985
|
2,586
|
44
|
100 |
Bullock |
2,712
|
656
|
7
|
100 |
Coosa |
1,414
|
1,867
|
30
|
100 |
Cleburne |
594
|
2,465
|
30
|
100 |
We will win seats in 2018 in the Senate.
And we will take back this seat in 2020.
How is it that they think they can come up with accurate numbers of how various groups voted when voting is supposedly private, pre or post voting poll takers only interview specific people and last I knew each person’s brain works independently of whether they are man, woman, old, young, college educated or not, etc???