[dforest]

I bet he is. He knows the Soros machine has been hard at work.

[4yearlurker]

Local news reporting this morning that many people in Allegheny County tried to vote for Saccone and Lamb's name kept coming up. Officials say something to the effect "that happens once in a while." Republicans have lawyers on the case. Just more voter fraud to get a rat in office.

[mad_as_he$$]

At one point it was a 99 vote margin. What is it today?

[Gen.Blather]

Unless the Democrats find a bunch of Lamb ballots in the trunk of somebody’s car the most likely outcome is about a fifty/fifty split. This is a nail-biter.

[Williams]

Simple question. If he’s so conservative why is he a Democrat?

[Drew68]

When you win by 20 points like Trump did, you don't have to worry about absentee ballots going your way.

The GOP really needs to start getting behind candidates who are more like President Trump and less like the establishment wanks that Trump beat in the primary.

I mean, if they'd like to win elections instead of losing them, something I'm not entirely sure the congressional GOP wants to do.

[JudgemAll]

This is what happens when Rinos compronpmise with Democrats and Democrats go Trump instead.... we lose they win.

[randita]

Lamb didn’t face a primary challenge from the left, so he was able to get away with pretending he was a moderate from the get go.

He likely won’t have that luxury next time around.

Why voters don’t see through these pretenders is beyond me. Manchin’s been able to get away with this malarkey for years. He runs as a conservative, then becomes Pelosi’s lackey when in DC. If you want to vote for a conservative, why not vote for the real thing, not a pretender?

The 18th district is set to be absorbed into two neighboring districts before the next election. Lamb’s fate after that is up in the air.

[DoodleDawg]

After midnight with all precincts reporting, unofficial results had Lamb leading Republican state Rep. Saccone by fewer than 600 votes. More than 1,000 absentee ballots were still being tabulated as the count carried into Wednesday.

Almost all of those had been counted by the time Lamb was declared the apparent winner around 6:15 local. Those military and overseas votes only total a few dozen, so even if Saccone takes all of them it isn't going to change the outcome. Unless they can find some mistakes in the tallying then a recount won't change things.

[central_va]

Pelosi gets a new lap dog.

[NativeSon]

Yeah, I don’t like the spound of that

[Enduro Guy]

I’m still of the opinion that the GOPe puppet masters want to lose their majority in this cycle and especially now with the outsider Trumpster in office. At best, it’s a traditional move for the standard Kabuki Theater teeter totter. At worst, they’re taking one on the chin for the team to achieve their ultimate goal... cut Trump off at the knees.

[uncbob]

What was the GOP and Dem turnout compared to 2016 —anyone have the figures ?

[txrefugee]

Absentee votes are the “go to” vote fraud stand by for Democrats. They just have to pad the registered voter rolls and then come up with 99% of that vote. It looks bad when the vote total is more than the number of voters in a precinct.

[txrefugee]

Absentee votes are the “go to” vote fraud stand-by for Democrats in every election. They just have to pad the registered voter rolls and then come up with 99% of that vote.( It looks bad when the vote total is more than the number of voters in a precinct.)

Should the lying Lamb win, he will soon be voting with Nancy Pelosi, and come 2019, she will have the votes to impeach President Trump for something, anything.

[nickedknack]

‘RATS must be beaten by large margins, b/c “if it’s not close, they can’t cheat.”

Lamb is a phony who campaigned as a ‘Pub, and now he’ll find a way to ‘win’ the absentee ballot count.

[Mozilla]

Trump needs a better AG to go after Soros.