Posted on 10/23/2004 8:44:25 PM PDT by DixieOklahoma
Yes, oh yes, Senate majority bump!!!!!
not ahead in wisconsin, though.
Doesn't look that great to me.
I heard in Alaska, Murkowski's challenger is sending out the bumper sticker saying "Hey Lisa! Who's your daddy?".
Do you mean to tell us Keyes is beating Obama?
I doubt WA (Nethercutt) is ahead unless I missed a late overnight surge.
But it does look like the genuine;y competitive seats seem to be moving the Republicans way. :-)
That poll only shows "potentially competitive races". So Obama vs. Keyes isn't on it; Obama is heavily favored, for a loss of a Republican Senate seat.
Kerry, Obama lead in poll (Illinois: Kerry 50, Bush 42. Obama 66, Keyes 19)
Just goes to show that a win for Kerry would be a very hollow victory. But a win for Bush on the other hand... he he he
I would be unable to call winners at all in OK (leans Coburn?), CO (leans Salazar?), SC (still leans DeMint?) and FL (tossup, hopeful for Martinez).
I think the Democrats have AK, IL, and LA (Dec. 4). But I am hoping for an outright Vitter victory in LA on Nov. 2.
GOP will get GA by near default and may take NC.
Al Hunt on "The Capital Gang" today urged KY to retire Senator Bunning (R) and replace him with a Democrat. But Bunning's weakness, shooting from the hip, has become apparent only in the past few days. In 1998, Bunning was a narrow winner over the Democrat Scotty Baesler, former mayor of Lexington and then a congressman.
I definitely think Feingold will carry WI, and I wonder if Feingold could yet provide coattails for Kerry there too. Still, I am hoping like everyone else for a Bush win in WI.
I was refering to competative senate races.
Go Thune!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All I want is for Bush to win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
Once again Theodore R. i PLAGUGING my posts. go back to DU why are you even on FR.
From realclear.com
• Florida: Martinez (R) + 0.7
• Colorado: Coors (R) +1.0
• Oklahoma: Coburn (R) +3.8
• North Carolina: Burr (R) + 2.0
• South Carolina: DeMint (R) + 4.5
• Louisiana: Vitter (R) 45%*
Not Enough Polls to Average
• Alaska: Knowles (D) +2 (KTTU)
• South Dakota: Rasmussen: TIE
Seats That Will Switch
• Illinois: Dem Pick Up
• Georgia: GOP Pick Up
CURRENT TALLY: Based on RCP Avgs and the latest polls: today, the GOP would pick up seats in FL, NC, SC, and GA; Dems would pick up seats in IL and AK. This would leave Republicans with a two-seat net pick-up with the Democrats still having to defend SD and LA.
.>> i PLAGUGING my posts<<
Huh???
did you see Larry Sabato on Fox this morning? He said this year there would befar less ticket splitting than ever ... and he also took Daschle out of the 'win' to the 'toss up' despite all his advantages of incumbency.
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