Posted on 05/05/2014 4:02:41 PM PDT by SMGFan
Republicans are strong favorites to retake the Senate majority this fall, according to The Post's new Election Lab model.
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And a zero percent chance of knowing what in the sam hell to do with it.
Oh yes, trash Tea Party members and Conservatives from a different platform.
That's why we need to get rid of the RINOS in the same process.
What November results would lead to runoffs in these states?
If they pass Amnesty, they ain’t going to win jack.
What November results would lead to runoffs in these states?
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In La Nov. 4, is their primary election, jungle primary, where all candidates are on the same ballot regardless of party affiliation. It takes 50% +1 to win out right or there is a runoff in Dec. between the top two vote getters.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Senate_election_in_Louisiana,_2014
A Libertarian candidate keeping either major party candidate under 50%. Chambliss was forced into a run-off in 2010 against Jim Martin. Libertarian candidates do somewhat decently (for a third party) in Georgia, usually around 2-3% statewide.
Louisiana has a all candidates November primary requiring 50% plus one. Georgia November election requires winner 50% plus 1- third party candidate could keep D& R under 50% :).
2008, I mean. Time flies.
Agreed...
Sweet.
I’m sure we’ll find a way to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory......
Just wait till you see what gets elected under the “Republican” monkier.
With all the crap in the last 8 years from democrats, the Repubs should sweep all races, except for the fact that the people of this country just love their feebies.
And a 100% chance of it being stolen from them by voter fraud.
The gopE might take over the senate. Then the democrats will have someone to blame for two years leading up to Hillary.
I was just thinking, they are going to need an 82% margin just to beat the voter fraud.
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