I say.....(make your predictions here)

The minds of Freepers | 11/05/02 | me

[Mudboy Slim]

"Only Zogby knows the Dem fraud numbers."

Zogby don't know squat...MUD

[wewillnotfail]

S'ok by me, but
I think you better ask Mud if ya want a chance at the prize.

[HamiltonJay]

Hutchinson (R) - Pryor (D) Senate in Arkansas -- Looks like this will be Pryor(D).

Chambliss (R) - Cleland (D) Senate in Georgia -- close but going with Chamblis(R), has momentum and numbers for R are usually underreported in polls.

Coleman (R) - Mondale (D) Senate in Minnesota -- I really don't know here, I think Coleman(R) can pull it out, but would not be suprised if it went the other way. Looks like the press (at least nationally) picked sound bites that made Mondale look bad (arbitrary stand on abortion exchange).

Talent (R) - Carnahan (D) Senate in Missouri - Talent (R)

Sununu (R) - Shaheen (D) Senate in New Hampshire - Close, but going to take a chance with Sununu (R)

Dole (R) - Bowles(D) Senate in North Carolina - Dole(R), Solidly relative to many of these close races.

Thune (R) - Johnson (D) Senate in South Dakota - Thune(R) unless massive voter fraud.

Simon (R) - Davis (D) Governor of California - I will take a chance on Simon, I can't believe even Californians will put a guy in office with a rating of 57% negative. (Won't be totally shocked if they do, but just can't believe it)

Bush (R) - McBride (D) Governor of Florida - BUSH (R) Big.

Ehrlich (R - Townsend (D) Governor of Maryland - Ehrlich (R) close.


And honestly, most of these races are so tight, it is anyones guess. ONly really confident ones are Talent, Dole and Pryor... Trend currently seems to be toward republicans so am going to go with them for most of the close races.

Find out soon.

[HIDEK6]

Hutchinson (R) - Pryor (D) Senate in Arkansas Pryor

Chambliss (R) - Cleland (D) Senate in Georgia Chambliss

Coleman (R) - Mondale (D) Senate in Minnesota Coleman

Talent (R) - Carnahan (D) Senate in Missouri Talent

Sununu (R) - Shaheen (D) Senate in New Hampshire Sununu

Dole (R) - Bowles(D) Senate in North Carolina Dole

Thune (R) - Johnson (D) Senate in South Dakota Thune

Simon (R) - Davis (D) Governor of California Davis

Bush (R) - McBride (D) Governor of Florida Bush

Ehrlich (R - Townsend (D) Governor of Maryland Townsend

[HamiltonJay]

Hutchinson (R) - Pryor (D) Senate in Arkansas -- Looks like this will be Pryor(D).

Chambliss (R) - Cleland (D) Senate in Georgia -- close but going with Chamblis(R), has momentum and numbers for R are usually underreported in polls.

Coleman (R) - Mondale (D) Senate in Minnesota -- I really don't know here, I think Coleman(R) can pull it out, but would not be suprised if it went the other way. Looks like the press (at least nationally) picked sound bites that made Mondale look bad (arbitrary stand on abortion exchange).

Talent (R) - Carnahan (D) Senate in Missouri - Talent (R)

Sununu (R) - Shaheen (D) Senate in New Hampshire - Close, but going to take a chance with Sununu (R)

Dole (R) - Bowles(D) Senate in North Carolina - Dole(R), Solidly relative to many of these close races.

Thune (R) - Johnson (D) Senate in South Dakota - Thune(R) unless massive voter fraud.

Simon (R) - Davis (D) Governor of California - I will take a chance on Simon, I can't believe even Californians will put a guy in office with a rating of 57% negative. (Won't be totally shocked if they do, but just can't believe it)

Bush (R) - McBride (D) Governor of Florida - BUSH (R) Big.

Ehrlich (R - Townsend (D) Governor of Maryland - Ehrlich (R) close.


And honestly, most of these races are so tight, it is anyones guess. ONly really confident ones are Talent, Dole, Bush and Pryor... Trend currently seems to be toward republicans so am going to go with them for most of the close races.

Find out soon.

[FreeTheHostages]

"S'ok by me, but I think you better ask Mud if ya want a chance at the prize."

OK. Mudboy Slim: can I change one of my picks? I was stupid to list Carnahan as the winner?

C'mon, honey, you already KNOW I'm stupid, so cut me a break and say it's OK to switch my list and repost a corrected list, the first list not to count? ;)

[rbmillerjr]

PRYOR -- Hutchinson (R) - Pryor (D) Senate in Arkansas
CHAMBLISS -- Chambliss (R) - Cleland (D) Senate in Georgia
COLEMAN -- Coleman (R) - Mondale (D) Senate in Minnesota
TALENT -- Talent (R) - Carnahan (D) Senate in Missouri
SUNUNU -- Sununu (R) - Shaheen (D) Senate in New Hampshire
DOLE -- Dole (R) - Bowles(D) Senate in North Carolina
THUNE -- Thune (R) - Johnson (D) Senate in South Dakota
DAVIS -- Simon (R) - Davis (D) Governor of California
BUSH -- Bush (R) - McBride (D) Governor of Florida
EHRLICH -- Ehrlich (R - Townsend (D) Governor of Maryland

[Mudboy Slim]

See post #120...MUD

[Anitius Severinus Boethius]

Hutchinson (R) - Pryor (D) Senate in Arkansas - Pryor 52% - 46%
Chambliss (R) - Cleland (D) Senate in Georgia - Chambliss 51% - 47%
Coleman (R) - Mondale (D) Senate in Minnesota - Coleman 50% - 48%
Talent (R) - Carnahan (D) Senate in Missouri - Talent 52% - 47%
Sununu (R) - Shaheen (D) Senate in New Hampshire - Sununu - 51% - 48%
Dole (R) - Bowles(D) Senate in North Carolina - Dole 54% - 44%
Thune (R) - Johnson (D) Senate in South Dakota - Thune 51% - 48%
Simon (R) - Davis (D) Governor of California - Simon 50% - 47%
Bush (R) - McBride (D) Governor of Florida - Bush 55% - 44%
Ehrlich (R) - Townsend (D) Governor of Maryland - Ehrlich 52% - 48%

[Catspaw]

I wish I were more confident about McCallum. At least in this area, because of the Green Bay News Chronicle's editorial, I see what I thought were moderate R votes for McCallum going to Thompson.

[KSCITYBOY]

Winner Pryor by 2 % points of the vote Pryor (D) Hutchinson (R)Senate in Arkansas

Winner Chambliss (R) 3 % points - Cleland (D) Senate in Georgia

Winner Coleman 1.5 % points (R) - Mondale (D) Senate in Minnesota

Winner 7 % points Talent (R) - Carnahan (D) Senate in Missouri

Winner 5 % points Sununu (R) - Shaheen (D) Senate in New Hampshire

Winner 6 % points Dole (R) - Bowles(D) Senate in North Carolina

Winner 4 % points Thune (R) - Johnson (D) Senate in South Dakota

Dead heat recounts - Davis (D) Simon (R) Governor of California Davis wins by fraud!

Bush (R) 10 % points - McBride (D) Governor of Florida

Winner Ehrlich 5 % points (R - Townsend (D) Governor of Maryland

I really don't have a clue.

[jla]

The Winners:

Hutchinson
Chambliss
Coleman
Talent
Sununu
Dole
Thune
Simon
Bush
Ehrlich
The United States of America

Please bring my autographed copy of the best sellin' bull's-eye hittin' screed...See, I Told You So! to the Cantor Victory O'er Cooter Party tonight.

[MP5]

Pryor
Chambliss
Coleman
Talent
Dole
Thune
Davis (gross, i felt icky typing that)
Bush
Ehrlich (provided the dead do not vote)

[steveegg]

In case you missed my prediction, follow the link. I think that particular combo is the first of its kind, and with 50 minutes to go, the only one of its kind. I'll take that signed copy when I'm proven right <VBG>

[MP5]

Forgot Sununu

[steveegg]

That editorial was a very tricky way for the libs over at the Propaganda Chronicle to get RATs in. Outside of Menomonee County, how many RATs hail from the Green Bay/Fox Valley area?

[Mudboy Slim]

Hmmmmm, so you think Sununu's gonna win it despite the Smith supporters feckless McStain-like pandering to the Leftist's Agenda?!

Alright, then, I shall amend my ballot to presciently forecast Sununu as a WINNER, giving the GOP--and America--the RightWing TsunamiSweep we covet so dearly...MUD

[TBP]

OK, my own predictions:

Hutchinson (R) - Pryor (D) Senate in Arkansas: Pryor (D) defeats Sen. Hutchinson (R) (Gain of 1 for Democrats)

Chambliss (R) - Cleland (D) Senate in Georgia: Rep. Chambliss (R) surprises the experts by defeating Sen. Cleland (D) (Republican gain)

Coleman (R) - Mondale (D) Senate in Minnesota: Coleman defeats Mondale (D) (Republican pickup)

Talent (R) - Carnahan (D) Senate in Missouri: Talent (R) defeats Carnahan (D) (Republican pickup)

Sununu (R) - Shaheen (D) Senate in New Hampshire: I think that Rep. Sununu (R) narrowly defeats Gov. Shaheen (D)

Dole (R) - Bowles(D) Senate in North Carolina: Dole wins, more easily than the "experts" think. But she's no Jesse Helms.

Thune (R) - Johnson (D) Senate in South Dakota: I think Sen. Tim Johnson (D) narrowly squeaks to victory over Rep. John Thune (R).

Simon (R) - Davis (D) Governor of California: Simon upsets Davis, despite Davis's efforts to beg, borrow, steal, or buy the election.
Bush (R) - McBride (D) Governor of Florida: Jeb wins fairly comfortably.

Ehrlich (R - Townsend (D) Governor of Maryland: For the first time in 36 years, the Republicans win the governorship of Maryland behind Bob Ehrlich. The
Democrats are foaming-at-the-mouth angry that "one of those people" is Lt. Governor. Everybody knows that liberals don't like blacks.

In addition, I'll make the following picks:

Colorado: Sen. Allard (R) again defeats Strickland (D)

Iowa: Sen. Harkin (D) defeats Rep. Ganske (R) more substantially than RCP is saying.

Louisiana: Sen. Landrieu (D) fails to get 50% and is forced to a runoff with one of the 3 Republicans. They will unify after tomorrow and it will be an uphill battle for Landrieu. I think the Republicans will pick up this seat on December 7.

New Jersey: Lautenberg (D) defeats Forrester, unfortunately.

South Carolina: Graham (R) defeats Sanders (D)

Texas: Cornyn (R) defeats Kirk (D).

Does Sen. Lincoln Chafee (alleged R-RI) cross the aisle?

[GreatOne]

Just to be on record:

Pryor in Arkansas
Chambliss in Georgia (upset special)
Mondale in Minnesota (unfortunately)
Talent in Missouri
Shaheen in New Hampshire
Dole in North Carolina (unfortunately - ;p)
Thune in South Dakota (take that, rat bastard Dashcle)
Davis in California (take that, lousy campaigning Republicans)
Bush in Floria
Ehrlich in Maryland

I think that the Senate will end up with us down 2, due to NH, CO, and AR (only 1 if Chambliss wins).

[TBP]

1,300,000 dogs nation-wide will vote for Democrats--and if anyone complains they will be accused of trying to "disenfranchise" Muffin.

Yes, but cats are more conservative and they will offset the dogs. :)