To: DoughtyOne
As of this post time:
Senate: Republicans have locked up 49 seats, ahead in 3 more
Senate: Democrats have locked up 42 seats, ahead in 3 more
House: Republicans have locked up 197 seats, ahead in 22 more
House: Democrats have locked up 115 seats, ahead in 31 more
Governors: Republicans have locked up 22 seats, ahead in 9 more
Governors: Democrats have locked up 13 seats, ahead in 1 more
I would like to invite folks to use the Los Angeles Times Senate, House, and Nationwide State Gubantorial candidate breakdowns. It's a fairly good indicator of where things are headed.
Note: Make sure ALL is selected. Then you can click on Senate, House, or Governors
These categories show current wins and gains. (Ex: Republican = 44 +4 / Democrats = 38 +2) Note: + denotes leading in that many races in addition to already locked up
LINK
1,994 posted on
11/04/2014 8:07:51 PM PST by
DoughtyOne
(Dunam, Duncan, man what infections these folks brought over.)
To: DoughtyOne
As of this post time:
Senate: Republicans have locked up 49 seats, ahead in 3 more
Senate: Democrats have locked up 42 seats, ahead in 3 more
House: Republicans have locked up 197 seats, ahead in 24 more
House: Democrats have locked up 116 seats, ahead in 30 more
Governors: Republicans have locked up 23 seats, ahead in 8 more
Governors: Democrats have locked up 13 seats, ahead in 1 more
I would like to invite folks to use the Los Angeles Times Senate, House, and Nationwide State Gubantorial candidate breakdowns. It's a fairly good indicator of where things are headed.
Note: Make sure ALL is selected. Then you can click on Senate, House, or Governors
These categories show current wins and gains. (Ex: Republican = 44 +4 / Democrats = 38 +2) Note: + denotes leading in that many races in addition to already locked up
LINK
2,009 posted on
11/04/2014 8:09:24 PM PST by
DoughtyOne
(Dunam, Duncan, man what infections these folks brought over.)
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