LIVE THREAD - DELAWARE PRIMARY ELECTION RETURNS

1,141 posted on 09/14/2010 9:18:41 PM PDT by workerbee (FAIL, BABY, FAIL!)

Oh yeah! Rush was on fire. I loved it.

1,142 posted on 09/14/2010 9:19:33 PM PDT by onyx (If you support Sarah and want on her Ping List, let me know!)

Folks still aren’t getting it; the conventional wisdom doesn’t apply this year.

This year IS already unlike any other in memory... I mean, c’mon—Scott Brown won in Massachusetts! If it can happen in fricking MA, it can happen virtually anywhere. ‘NUF SAID.

1,143 posted on 09/14/2010 9:19:36 PM PDT by dfergu7477

I was watching Maddow and she was going on about her vid on Marriage, abstenance and masterbation which was proof she was a kook. She was everybit as gleeful about the certain victory as she was the week before the NJ, VA and MA elections.

Matthews actually was a bit shocked and understood what this meant. He was saying if you have Establishment next to your name, look out. He was pretty sobered by what this means as far as a revolution and throw the bums out message that was sent.

Pray for America

1,144 posted on 09/14/2010 9:20:05 PM PDT by bray (The Tea Party Manual: http://www.brayincandy.com/id239.html)

To: Arizona Carolyn

Both retiring:
The Crist appointed seat holder: LeMimoeaux (spelling) and Voinovitch (Ohio)

1,145 posted on 09/14/2010 9:21:25 PM PDT by onyx (If you support Sarah and want on her Ping List, let me know!)

“I was watching Maddow and she was going on about her vid on Marriage, abstenance and masterbation which was proof she was a kook. She was everybit as gleeful about the certain victory as she was the week before the NJ, VA and MA elections.”

I was deeply offended by Madcow’s mocking of O’Donnell’s video. I thought it was a very touching testimony. Only someone who wallows in filth would want to make fun of it.

1,146 posted on 09/14/2010 9:22:39 PM PDT by Brices Crossroads

Only 880 votes now? 38% of precincts in.

Oh wow. Kelly Ayotte might pull this one out for a win.

1,147 posted on 09/14/2010 9:23:14 PM PDT by onyx (If you support Sarah and want on her Ping List, let me know!)

Chairmanships are extremely important, also the majority leader. If Reid goes down and the Rats retain the majority Schumer will be the majority leader. I shouldn’t have have to spell out what that means for the 2nd amendment.

I'd be interested in hearing you spell out how they'd pass anti-gun legislation with a Republican majority in the House, enough Republicans in the Senate to prevent cloture, and a crapload of Democrats in office that wouldn't touch gun control with a 10 foot pole after the lesson they learned when they passed the Assault Weapons Ban.

As an alternative, you might consider what lesson the Republican politicians would learn from having the people vote in somebody like Castle with an F rating from the NRA.

1,148 posted on 09/14/2010 9:24:18 PM PDT by Wissa (Gone Galt)

UGH and lol. Abortion *is* the their issue.

1,149 posted on 09/14/2010 9:24:26 PM PDT by onyx (If you support Sarah and want on her Ping List, let me know!)

Lead down to 226 votes with 44.5% in, per politico

1,150 posted on 09/14/2010 9:24:43 PM PDT by Brices Crossroads

To: truthfreedom; onyx

OK, I hope this posts readble. If not cut and paste it out into WORD and look.

This is my 100 seat in play US House list.

There are of course 435 seats, and the dems have 253 now and the GOP 178. So a 200 vote swing would be ALL but 53 dems. Which WONT happen. But a 100 swing, would make the House 153 to 278. Greater than the combined 2006 and 2008 Dem wins.

Here is the list along with the most recent polling point at the end for EACH of these races.

I predict ALL of these PLUS some we do not see coming, will be ours.

Here is where we are right now. Before the Primary tonight.

District Republican Democrat Incumbent Current Polling

Alabama CD-2 Martha Roby Bobby Bright - inc Democrat Bright +0.9
Arizona CD-1 Paul Gosar Ann Kirkpatrick - inc Democrat Gosar +0.6
Arizona CD-5 David Schweikert Harry Mitchell - inc Democrat Schweikert +2.1
Arizona CD-8 Jesse Kelly Gabrielle Giffords - inc Democrat Giffords +1.4
Arkansas CD-1 Rick Crawford Chad Causey Democrat - OPEN Crawford +7.6
Arkansas CD-2 Tim Griffin Joyce Elliott Democrat - OPEN Griffin +14.3
California CD-3 Dan Lungren - inc Amerish Bera Republican Lungren +5.8
California CD-11 David Harmer Jerry McNerney - inc Democrat McNerney +0.8
California CD-45 Mary Bono Mack - inc Steve Pougnet Republican Bono Mack +9.8
California CD-47 Van Tran Loretta Sanchez - inc Democrat Sanchez +4.9
Colorado CD-3 Scott Tipton John Salazar - inc Democrat Salazar +0.2
Colorado CD-4 Cory Gardner Betsy Markey - inc Democrat Gardner +5.1
Conn CD-4 Dan Debicella Jim Himes - inc Democrat Himes +6.7
Delaware CD-AL undetermined undetermined Republican - OPEN DEM +2.2
Florida CD-2 Steve Southerland Allen Boyd - inc Democrat Southerland +2.3
Florida CD-8 Dan Webster Alan Grayson - inc Democrat Webster +4.2
Florida CD-22 Allen West Ron Klein - inc Democrat Klein +4.2
Florida CD-24 Sandy Adams Suzanne Kosmas - inc Democrat Adams +5.3
Florida CD-25 David Rivera Joe Garcia Republican - OPEN Rivera +5.8
Georgia CD-2 Michael Keown Sanford Bishop - inc Democrat Bishop +7.4
Georgia CD-8 Austin Scott Jim Marshall - inc Democrat Marshall +0.2
Hawaii CD-1 Charles Djou - inc undetermined Republican Djou +2.1
Idaho CD-1 Raul Labrador Walter Minnick - inc Democrat Minnick +7.9
Illinois CD-10 Robert Dold Daniel Seals Republican - OPEN Seals +1.2
Illinois CD-11 Adam Kinzinger Debbie Halvorson - inc Democrat Kinzinger +9.1
Illinois CD-14 Randy Hultgren Bill Foster - inc Democrat Hultgren +3.2
Indiana CD-2 Jackie Walorski Joe Donnelly - inc Democrat Donnelly +7.2
Indiana CD-8 Larry Bucshon Trent VanHaaften Democrat - OPEN Bucshon +4.8
Indiana CD-9 Todd Young Baron Hill - inc Democrat Young +1.8
Iowa CD-3 Brad Zaun Leonard Boswell - inc Democrat Boswell +0.9
Kansas CD-3 Kevin Yoder Stephene Moore Democrat - OPEN Yoder +5.8
Kentucky CD-3 Todd Lally John Yarmuth - inc Democrat Yarmuth +8.4
Kentucky CD-6 Andy Barr Ben Chandler - inc Democrat Chandler +4.7
Louisiana CD-2 Joseph Cao - inc Cedric Richmon Republican Richmon +3.2
Louisiana CD-3 undetermined Ravi Sangisetty Democrat - OPEN GOP +10.8
Maryland CD-1 undetermined Frank Kratovil - inc Democrat GOP +3.1
Mass CD-10 undetermined undetermined Democrat - OPEN DEM +3.2
Michigan CD-1 Dan Benishek Gary McDowell Democrat - OPEN Benishek +6.2
Michigan CD-7 Tim Walberg Mark Shauer - inc Democrat Walberg +4.8
Michigan CD-9 Andrew Raczkowski Gary Peters - inc Democrat Peters +6.2
Mississippi CD-1 Alan Nunnelee Travis Childers - inc Democrat Nunnelee +2.7
Missouri CD-4 Vicky Hartzler Ike Skelton - inc Democrat Skelton +3.9
Nebraska CD-2 Lee Terry - inc Thomas White Republican Terry +9.8
Nevada CD-3 Joseph Heck Dina Titus - inc Democrat Heck +0.8
New Hamp CD-1 undetermined Carol Shea-Porter - inc Democrat GOP +3.3
New Hamp CD-2 undetermined undetermined Democrat - OPEN GOP +3.3
New Jersey CD-3 Jon Runyan John Adler - inc Democrat Adler +2.7
New Mexico CD-1 Jon Barela Martin Heinrich - inc Democrat Heinrich +4.4
New Mexico CD-2 Steve Pearce Harry Teague - inc Democrat Pearce +2.6
New York CD-1 undetermined Tim Bishop - inc Democrat Bishop +3.2
New York CD-13 undetermined Mike McMahon - inc Democrat McMahon +4.2
New York CD-19 undetermined John Hall - inc Democrat Hall +1.7
New York CD-20 undetermined Scott Murphy - inc Democrat Murphy +4.2
New York CD-23 undetermined Bill Owens - inc Democrat Owens +3.4
New York CD-24 undetermined Michael Arcuri - inc Democrat Arcuri +0
New York CD-25 undetermined Dan Maffei - inc Democrat Maffei +5.9
New York CD-29 undetermined undetermined Democrat - OPEN GOP +10.8
N Carolina CD-8 Harold Johnson Larry Kissell - inc Democrat Kissell +3.4
N Carolina CD-11 Jeff Miller Heath Shuler - inc Democrat Shuler +7.2
N Dakota CD-AL Rick Berg Earl Pomeroy - inc Democrat Berg +5.2
Ohio CD-1 Steve Chabot Steve Driehaus - inc Democrat Chabot +3.8
Ohio CD-12 Patrick Tiberi - inc Paula Brooks Republican Tiberi +9.8
Ohio CD-13 Thomas Ganley Betty Sue Sutton - inc Democrat Sutton +2.7
Ohio CD-15 Steve Stivers Mary Jo Kilroy - inc Democrat Stivers +3.6
Ohio CD-16 Jim Renacci John Boccieri - inc Democrat Renacci +4.3
Ohio CD-18 Bob Gibbs Zack Space - inc Democrat Space +1.4
Oregon CD-5 Scott Bruun Kurt Schrader - inc Democrat Schrader +4.9
Penn CD-3 Mike Kelly Kathy Dahlkemper - inc Democrat Kelly +2.3
Penn CD-4 Keith Rothfus Jason Altmire - inc Democrat Altmire +9.9
Penn CD-6 Jim Gerlach - inc Manan Trivedi Republican Gerlach +9.8
Penn CD-7 Patrick Meehan Bryan Lentz Democrat - OPEN Meehan +1.8
Penn CD-8 Michael Fitzpatrick Patrick Murphy - inc Democrat Fitzpatrick +0.3
Penn CD-10 Thomas Marino Chris Carney - inc Democrat Marino +2.7
Penn CD-11 Louis Barletta Paul Kanjorski - inc Democrat Barletta +7.6
Penn CD-12 Tim Burns Mark Critz Democrat - SPECIAL Critz +1.9
Penn CD-15 Charlie Dent - inc John Callahan Republican Dent +8.6
Penn CD-17 Dave Argall Tim Holden - inc Democrat Holden +6.2
S Carolina CD-5 Mick Mulvaney John Spratt - inc Democrat Mulvaney +1.8
S Dakota CD-AL Kristi Noem S. Herseth-Sandlin - inc Democrat Herseth-Sandlin +0.2
Tennessee CD-4 Scott DesJarlais Lincoln Davis - inc Democrat Davis +3.2
Tennessee CD-6 Diane Black Brett Carter Democrat - OPEN Black +10.8
Tennessee CD-8 Stephen Fincher Roy Herron Democrat - OPEN Fincher +4.1
Texas CD-17 Bill Flores Chet Edwards - inc Democrat Flores +2.8
Texas CD-23 Francisco Canseco Ciro Rodriguez - inc Democrat Rodriguez +1.2
Virginia CD-2 Scott Rigell Glenn Nye - inc Democrat Rigell +2.7
Virginia CD-5 Robert Hurt Tom Perriello - inc Democrat Hurt +10.1
Virginia CD-9 Morgan Griffith Rick Boucher - inc Democrat Boucher +3.7
Virginia CD-11 Keith Fimian Gerald Connolly - inc Democrat Connolly +4.2
Washington CD-2 John Koster Rick Larsen - inc Democrat Larsen +1.7
Washington CD-3 Jaime Herrero Denny Heck Democrat - OPEN Herrero +6.2
Washington CD-8 Dave Reichert - inc Suzan DelBene Republican Reichert +9.6
West Virginia CD-1 David McKinley Michael Oliverio Democrat - OPEN Oliverio +0.4
Wisconsin CD-7 undetermined undetermined Democrat - OPEN GOP +1.8
Wisconsin CD-8 undetermined Steve Kagen - inc Democrat GOP +0.7

1,151 posted on 09/14/2010 9:24:57 PM PDT by RachelFaith (2010 is going to be a 100 seat Tsunami - Welcome to "The Hunt for Red November".)

Now a 220 vote margin with 45% in. The trend is her friend...LOL.

1,152 posted on 09/14/2010 9:26:08 PM PDT by Al B.

Got a LINK to that thread. I thought that was a done deal is it going late and close?

1,153 posted on 09/14/2010 9:26:16 PM PDT by RachelFaith (2010 is going to be a 100 seat Tsunami - Welcome to "The Hunt for Red November".)

To: Brices Crossroads; Al B.; Clyde5445; RachelFaith

Lead down to 226 votes with 44.5% in, per politico

Whoa. She's made up a whole lot of votes.

1,154 posted on 09/14/2010 9:26:28 PM PDT by onyx (If you support Sarah and want on her Ping List, let me know!)

To: Brices Crossroads; onyx

Ayotte now leading by 250 votes with 48% in.

1,155 posted on 09/14/2010 9:27:19 PM PDT by Al B.

To: Al B.; Brices Crossroads; RachelFaith

Got a LINK to that thread. I thought that was a done deal is it going late and close?

No, but Al B or Brices Crossroads might.

1,156 posted on 09/14/2010 9:28:19 PM PDT by onyx (If you support Sarah and want on her Ping List, let me know!)

Kelly is leading!!!!!
I just went *weak*

1,157 posted on 09/14/2010 9:29:05 PM PDT by onyx (If you support Sarah and want on her Ping List, let me know!)

To: onyx; RachelFaith

1,158 posted on 09/14/2010 9:29:41 PM PDT by Al B.

***** ROVE ALERT *****

Hannity is replaying - KARL ROVE UP SOON

1,159 posted on 09/14/2010 9:30:33 PM PDT by onyx (If you support Sarah and want on her Ping List, let me know!)

Ayotte pulls ahead 38.5-38.2; margin 241. 50.2% of the vote in.

1,160 posted on 09/14/2010 9:31:36 PM PDT by Brices Crossroads

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