Who is winning the Missouri Senate Race?
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I thinl Claire McCaskal (or however you spell it) I don't really care cuz both sides running this year are hypricites.
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great ? for sure, especially for the anyone outside the gulf south. nagin won for several reasons. first & foremost to me (registered voter in orleans parish) mitch and willy ray failed to distinguish themselves or their platforms and both remained very non specific as to how, what, when etc.\nsecondly, despite what could be said about nagin, he had a relatively successful first 3 years after the morial debacle of how not to do contractual business with city gov. \nno way anyone can fix the whole system in 3 years. \nThird, Mitch is from the good ol boy network and long time family in politics as we all know. he raised twice what ray did, ran more ads, said over and over 'zero margin for error', and scared alot of people into believing he'd be busy paying back his backers with more of the same in favored contracts and self interest.\nLastly, to understand really why he won, one must look at the exact demographics of who did and did not vote. 38% turnout aint exactly flocking to the polls and there were only about 20k absentee/early votes. \nas much as it wasn't about race it was. and voters have always tended to vote with polarity, not just in the south.
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Sherrod Brown wins the Ohio Senate seat currently occupied by Republican incumbent Mike DeWine.\n\nTed Strickland wins the position of Governor over Republican opponent Ken Blackwell.\n\nIssues 1 and 2 passed, 3 and 4 failed, and 5 passed.
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Looks like this is the outcome:\nDISTRICT 1\nAmon McKenzie 1,108 (67%)\n\nDISTRICT 6\nRicky Bullard 1,467 (76%)\n\nDISTRICT 7\nRon Gore 1,299 (57%)\n\nFrom http://www.ccelections.blogspot.com/
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The senate could go into a tie.\n\nIt is possible neither party will win!
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The other candidate had more votes
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He is a Republican.... \n\nSenator Mel Martinez\nRepublican - Florida
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Winning a major election
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How about Bob Casey, Jr (son of deceased Governor & current state treasurer) vs. Rick Santorum, prominent Republican senator from PA? That was very interesting, as Rick Santorum has always run on the "family values" platform, while Casey is also anti abortion, and also has a large family, is well respected as a good man of fine character. Santorum had nothing to use against Casey, except he had run in a number of elections (the same number sa Santorum, but for different offices).
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I voted for Francisco too. the D-track 2x2 is real cool I hope he wins
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Research the TN Senate race this year between Ford Jr. and Bob Corker.  It was one of the most widely televised elections because of the rampant mudslinging, including allegations of racism.  Allen and Webb in Virginia would be another good one to check out.  I recommend these because they are so very recent (only a couple weeks ago) so there should be alot of info available
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Politics1 has links to the official campaign sites for all statewide and Congressional races.  Their Missouri site is linked below.
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The Montana recounts are happening in Yellowstone County, which is where Billings is.  Beautiful city.  Anyway, the chances are excellent that we're going to take that.  I'm cautiously optimistic about Virginia, as that's been getting bluer and bluer, and current counts have Webb ahead.  But, dude, we took Missouri.  You can't get me down today, what with my frothy mix of a senator gone, and Missouri slowly redeeming itself in my eyes.
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I like Joe. I definitely think Joe will win. He just HAS to!
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From what I've seen so far, I'm hoping for Kansas Senator Sam Brownback (R).
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Of the two senate elections up for grabs, the Democrats are winning by a couple of thousand votes.\n\nAmerica fired the Republicans.
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It was Sonny Liston.  And, Cassius Clay, aka "the Louisville Lip",\nwas an 8 - 1 underdog.  Most people I knew were rooting for Clay because Liston had a "thug image".  We were all shocked by the result.