Make them here. Any election next Tuesday, anywhere in the United States, is fair game.
(I'll give you my predictions, just before I close the post.)
Posted by Jim Miller at October 30, 2009 07:10 AM | Email ThisSnoColibrary- no; Wilson as SnoCo judge
Somers, Koster winners.
Corzine and McDonnell with Hoffman in NY23.
Posted by: swatter on October 30, 2009 07:32 AMVirginia Governor: R
New Jersey Governor: D
NY-23: The independent candidate
R-71 is tougher, but the yes vote will win 53-47.
Mallahan wins 52-48.
You can bet the house on the above.
Posted by: This is Easy on October 30, 2009 09:34 AMVirginia: McDonnell
New Jersey: Christie
NY-23: Hoffman
I'm from Clark County, WA. I don't live in any of these areas, but have followed all of the races.
Posted by: besquared on October 30, 2009 01:16 PMSo, I'm predicting a bad day for WA Repubs, but a good day for Repubs everywhere else.
Posted by: Nick J on October 30, 2009 01:19 PMConsidering how scary McGinn would be as mayor, I'd say that's a small win for Repubs.
Posted by: Nick J on October 30, 2009 01:22 PMNJ-Corzine
VA-McDonnell
CA10-D
NY23-D
YES on 71
NO on 1033
Reagan Dunn in ninth district
Suzette Cooke for Mayor of Kent
David Doud for Port (the other guy is an ACORN guy)
Republicans in VA and NJ
the CONSERVATIVE in NY - he is NOT an independent - in New York there is a Conservative Party
Posted by: Chris Briggs on October 30, 2009 08:29 PMHoffman (Cons) 46%
Owens (D-WF) 42%
Scozzafava (R-NY Ind) 12%
1033 - No (No support, even amongst most R's)
R-71 - No (Upset of the night, this issue is unique in the fact that it is a generational issue, not a partisan one. Most of us under 40 will vote yes regardless of party affiliation; most people 50+ will vote no, again, regardless of party. Furthermore, no poll has this thing over 50% and since a lot of people lie to pollsters about this issue, it spells trouble at the secret ballot box)
Maine will vote down there gay marriage law too.
NJ - Corzine
NY - Hoffman - good news, but I hope it doesn't start a trend of 3rd party candidates. Most of the time it backfires.
Posted by: jk on October 31, 2009 05:30 PMVA Gov: R (so sad)
NJ Gov: D (squeakin by)
NY-23: D (squeakin by)
1033 loses, R71 rejected.
Pat Hailey in the 9th LD, Laura Grant to lose in the 16th LD. That's a big one, because then the only Democratic legislators east of the mountains will be in Spokane.
R win in Virginia, D in New Jersey, Conservative in New York.
Posted by: Ryan on November 1, 2009 08:18 AMThe mayor's race - who cares, both awful
Posted by: ajday on November 1, 2009 05:10 PMSeattle:
Exec - Hutchison Wins - 53-47
Mayor - Mallahan - 58
Spokane -
Prop 4 (Comm. Bill of Rights) - Looses 65-35
CD-1 - Mike Fagan wins 53-47
CD-2 - Michael Allen wins 50.5 - 49.5
CD-3 - Nancy McLaughlin wins 71 - 29
Spokane Valley
Brenda Grassel - Wins 62 - 38
Munson - Wins 51 - 49
Grafos - Wins 65 - 35
NJ Gov - Christie (narrowly - recount required). Corzine wins in contested recount (the ACORN effect)
Hope I am wrong on this, but 180,000 provisional ballots smells of voter fraud.
R 71 - No 52% Polls run about the same as they did for the California marriage amendment, and look what happened there (people lie on the poll).
VA Gov - McDonnell 56% Deeds 44%
NJ Gov - Christie 47% Corzine 43% Daggett 10%
NY 23 - Hoffman 50%, Owens 42%, Scozzafava 8%
Posted by: Kevin Jackson on November 2, 2009 04:46 PMhttp://your.kingcounty.gov/elections/200911/Respage23.aspx
Posted by: Steve on November 3, 2009 01:25 PM