[Mat_Helm]

[Tenlein]

After tonight, President Jarrett will probably throw Obama under the bus!

[RoseofTexas]

First of all I want to thank God almighty for giving us the victory and favor and to the majority of American people who made the effort to go out and cast their votes against this Muslim president referendum and his evil communist hordes! Thank you Jesus!!

[Democrat_media]

I’m so happy!

The democrat party is the most evil, most marxist, corrupt criminal entity ever to exist. to this this utter beating
of the democrat party is the best thing ever.

I’m celebrating tonight! I’m normally asleep by this time since 10 pm.

[InterceptPoint]

I couldn't resist checking out Nate Silver this morning and ran across a simply amazing article he wrote about Polling Bias. You can read what he wrote about the huge bias in the Senate polling HERE.

Here is the data he is talking about - an average bias of 6 points in favor of the Dems and off by 12 points in Georgia and 9 in Kansas.

[apillar]

Does anybody know why they haven't called Alaska for Sullivan yet, according to the Alaska Secretary of State website, (soaelections.gci.net/data/results.htm) 100% of precincts have been counted and Sullivan is up a comfortable 2.5% over Begich?

[Clintonfatigued]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgDrJ5Z2rKw

[Clintonfatigued]

Here are a few more House races:

FL-2 Democrats may have unseated Steve Sutherland. Gwen Graham leads by a little over 2,000.

FL-26 Carlos Curbola unseated Joe Garcia by with 52%, less than I had hoped.

GA-GA-12 Rick Allen unseated John Barrow by 55%-to-45%, better than even Republicans had expected.

HA-1 A disappointment, Charles Djou narrowly lost his attempt to return to Congress, but in a district that voted 70% for Obama. Liberal Mark Takai won a 52%-to-48% victory.

[Clintonfatigued]

Here are some more undecided races:

MD-6 This wasn’t even on the map. Incumbent ‘Rat John Delaney leads ex-Secret Service Agent Dan Bongino by a little over 2,000 votes. If Delaney wins, it’ll be because of his large advantage in the early voting ballots.

MN-8 I had high hopes for this, but we lost. Freshman Democrat Rick Nolan edged Stewart Mills by 3,700 votes. Mills, noted for his resemblance to Brad Pitt, was thought to have star quality (though one Freeper expressed a strong dislike for him).

NY-25 Elderly Feminazi Louise Slaughter, who first won in 1986. declared victory. She leads by 625 votes at the latest count.