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To: Hunble
For MN, I think the original absentee ballots: 50,000 to 70,000 that were sent out and returned with either Coleman or Wellstone will be a crucial factor. Even if Coleman got only 40% of them, it nullifies 30-40,000 democrat votes.

It seems that Zogby has Sanunu up by more than the 4% margin of error now. With Talent in MO, and Thune in SD, we've snatched two of their seats, against the probable loss in AR. I keep hearing that Allard is not in as much trouble in CO as these poll numbers might indicate. What is it? A strong, legitimate Independent keeping both sides below the magic 50%, but still leaving Allard in the lead? Also, a blowout win for the Republican governor there.

Here in Texas, I also feel that the strong showing by Perry in the Gov. race will help Cornyn a lot. I just cannot believe Zogby tightening this race up so much when it was showing Cornyn up by 8-10% just last week. Heck, even the Dallas Morning News shows Cornyn up by 7% just this morning. I think that Zogby is just guessing about the Black/Mexican bloc, which I don't see as being that monolithic or that fired up to vote this time around. My guess: Republican gains +2 in the Senate. And there is a possibility that we'll do better than that. Icing on the cake: Simon wins in CA--that would be huge!

320 posted on 11/04/2002 11:59:44 PM PST by DJtex
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To: DJtex
I just do not "feel" Simon with California. Believe me, nothing would make me celibrate more.

Things are happening at the spiritual level, so even I expect to be amazed at this time tomarrow.

321 posted on 11/05/2002 12:05:23 AM PST by Hunble
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