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book_worm

(15,951 posts)
Tue Nov 4, 2014, 08:08 PM Nov 2014

Virginia Senate: Too Early to Call

Per Kos:
4:03 PM PT: Virginia Senate is "too early to call" -- a disappointment in a race that seemed more safely Blue than Mitch McConnell in Kentucky.

However, in 2012 it was 'too early to call' too, and Obama won. I think Warner will win--but it's closer than expected.

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Virginia Senate: Too Early to Call (Original Post) book_worm Nov 2014 OP
Doubt they did exit polling in va, and... 4139 Nov 2014 #1
Can't believe it's actually close Proud Public Servant Nov 2014 #2
I can believe it's close nitpicker Nov 2014 #3

4139

(1,893 posts)
1. Doubt they did exit polling in va, and...
Tue Nov 4, 2014, 08:14 PM
Nov 2014

WTOP reported early that Fairfax turnout looked like it 'would' reach 2010 turnout.... So maybe 9:30-10pm?

nitpicker

(7,153 posts)
3. I can believe it's close
Tue Nov 4, 2014, 09:28 PM
Nov 2014

Because

(1) Affordable health care act. Trying to interpret the tax effects on those who managed to sign up for it is crazy. Ditto for the unaffordability calculations for those that had no other options than Marketplace. Even one tax helper org that I volunteer for isn't ready to start training yet re 2014 returns.

AND

(2) "Who me? Isn't my seat safe? Why should I campaign to the unwashed masses?"

Answer: Always run as if the opposition is trying to set fire to your underwear (even if your staffers claim they can't detect heartbeats in your opponent(s)).

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