U.S. Election Predictions/Results

[The Mad Monk]

Drudge is now providing links to state results pages:

https://www.drudgereport.com

...although it may take a little poking around to find the actual results links on those pages.

[JohnT]

Looks like Tass is getting his info from CNN, which has a pretty good site for election coverage.

Foxnews is calling the AR Senate race for the Democrat, Pryor, though CNN has yet to do so. CNN has him up 54-46%, though only 38% of all precincts have reported...

[DanS]

Romney (R) wins Mass?

He was going against a real ass-kicker.

[Nubclear]

BREAKING NEWS

Democrat Pryor projected to win, causing a pickup for the democrats!

[Nubclear]

And republicans get ahead

[JohnT]

I think he was projected to win for a while, Tass.

[JohnT]

Wow. Mass. has a Republican governor. That either means he's VERY moderate or that there will be major gridlock in the Mass. legislature over the next few years.

Or the populace is changing. But that's just too much to hope for, isn't it?

Currently (according to CNN)

Senate (51 needed for majority)

Rep: 47
Dem: 46

House (218 needed for majority)

Rep: 181
Dem: 151

Gov (36 at stake)

Rep: 19
Dem: 14

OMG! Roy Barnes (D) is losing the GA Governor race! (75% reporting)

[DanS]

Quite a bit too much to hope for.

I have to admit that I was impressed with his opponent. Watched a debate where she called him a liar and cheat straight up, and seemed like a nice person after she said it!

[Adam Smith]

Morella lost MD 8.
There goes one of the few remaining republican moderates.
Turnout was very heavy in spite of pouring rain. Took me 45 minutes to vote.

[Lefty Scaevola]

For some reason, the Democ-rat theme this year:
"I'm a whiny **** and I'm OK"
does not seem to have played as well as they expected.

[Xeones]

senate schmenate! the important question is ....

did nevada legalize it or not !?

[Kull]

Originally posted by Xeones
senate schmenate! the important question is ....

did nevada legalize it or not !?

A resounding "NO" (60-40 or thereabouts)

[JohnT]

CNN is reporting that the Republicans will keep control of the House, though final tallies are not in yet for a lot of races.

Current projections (12:15 EST)

House (218 needed for control)

Rep: 210
Dem: 194

Senate (51 needed for control)

Rep: 47
Dem: 46

Governors (36 total races)

Rep: 21
Dem: 14

[Kull]

I must say (the Nevada results aside), it's looking like a VERY good night for the "Red Staters". At this point Colorado, South Dakota, Minnesota, and Missouri appear likely to go 3-4 or 4-4 Republican. That would be A HUGE upset!

[JohnT]

You're looking at CNN?