To: finnman69
Yes... and if the turnout in the Bay Area is unusually low, Davis is good as gone. No way he can win without a very heavy Democratic turnout there and in Los Angeles and that's before the absentee votes are counted. I expect a very heavy GOP turnout both in Orange County and in the exurban Republican heartland to the east of the liberal coastal strongholds.
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10/07/2003 2:49:28 PM PDT by
goldstategop
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To: goldstategop
"If the turnout in the Bay Area is unusually low, Davis is good as gone. No way he can win without a very heavy Democratic turnout there and in Los Angeles and that's before the absentee votes are counted. I expect a very heavy GOP turnout both in Orange County and in the exurban Republican heartland to the east of the liberal coastal strongholds."
Yep. If you look at the maps of Davis vs. Simon, it was the Bay Area and L.A. that put Davis over the top. The coast was blue but everywhere else was read. Considering how close that race was, I'm optimistic things will go well today.
To: goldstategop
and if the turnout in the Bay Area is unusually low Is Tuesday 2 for 1 muscle-relaxers night at the bathhouses?
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