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- Very Early Results
- posted by Alan Greenblatt But who can wait any longer? With 37 percent of precincts reporting, Democrat John Yarmuth is leading in Kentucky's 3rd District in ...
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- Corruption Is Tops
- posted by Alan Greenblatt National Review blog has the Senate numbers also, along with issue questions. Corruption is top concern, followed by terror, economy, Iraq. ...
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- Bad for Bush
- posted by Alan Greenblatt Early exit polls (and we know how accurate those can be) show bad news for Bush. Nearly 6 in 10 disapprove of the ...
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- Upset Possibilities
- Here are some potential upsets. And I'm not talking mild surprises, I'm talking UPSETS. Florida Governor: Republican Charlie Crist has led the whole election, but ...
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- A Democratic Senate?
- I just saw some exit polls for U.S. Senate races. Many are close but if the numbers hold, Democrats would get the gain of ...
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- Useful Links
- NCSL has a helpful guide to which legislatures are in play. This post explains their methodology. Also, here's my list of where to find election ...
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- Elvis Has Left the Statehouse?
- One Indiana Republican legislator facing a serious challenge tonight is Bruce Borders. Democrats charge that he's not a serious enough lawmaker. Why would they say ...
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- Kentucky and Indiana Bellwethers
- As polls close in parts of Indiana and Kentucky in a few minutes, you'll hear a lot about the congressional races in those states foreshadowing ...
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- LiveBlogging the Election
- Our live election coverage starts tonight around 6:00. Check here for the latest news on the 36 governors, the 30 attorneys general, the 300 mayors and each of the 7,200 ...
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- Sanford, Sans Card
- To see video of South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford being turned away from voting because he didn't have his voter ID card, click here.
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