CDZ 2014 Mid-Term Election returns thread

ABC has projected that Shaheen will hold her seat in New Hampshire and defeat Scott Brown.
 
ABC has projected that Shaheen will hold her seat in New Hampshire and defeat Scott Brown.

I'm really surprised by this, seems really early. I'd think Scott could still win frankly.
 
In Florida, it's currently:

Scott (R) 48.9
Crist (D) 46.2
margin: Scott +2.7

However, with only 17% in in Broward County, Crist is getting 70%. Crist is outperming Obama in Broward county and of the 83% of the ballots left to be counted, that alone from this county is enough to reverse the trend.

In Miami-Dade, Crist just went from 56% to 57%. He is underperforming Obama's margin here, but gaining ground.

The polls were right in Florida: it is going to be a nail biter.
 
The 9 PM poll closings are coming up.

Kansas (Orman vs. Roberts)
South Dakota
Louisiana (Landrieu vs. Cassidy)
Colorado (Udall vs. Gardner)
Arizona
New Mexico
New York
Minnesota
Michigan
Nebraska
North Dakota
Wyoming

Very possible that South Dakota will be called for Rounds immediately. The rest will not be called.
 
With 64% of the precincts reporting, Gillespie leading Warner 51% to 46%; still too close to call.


In 2008, the margin flipped to Obama at 10:20 PM
In 2012, the margin flipped to Obama at 11:30 PM
in 2013, the margin flipped to Terry McAufliffe at 10:10 PM.

That being said, this race looks, at least for now, as if if will be closer than some polls indicated. Wait until the final canvasses are in before we make a judgement.
 
Rounds win South Dakota. Third GOP pick up
 
As predicted, CNN just called SD for Mike Rounds (R). The GOP now has 3 pick-ups.

CNN is also calling Michigan for Gary Peters (D), Delaware for Chris Coons (D) and Texas for John Corwyn (R).
 
Shaheen ahead of Brown NH
Nunn trailing Perdue significantly GA
VA, KY, WV, ARK, SD, TX in the bag for the GOP
 
GOP will win the Senate.

I thought they'd have 51-52 seats. I still think that will be right.

Scott will be governor in FL.
 
I think the FL gov race is still way too close to call
 
Kay Hagan is down to her closest lead of the night in NC, with Libertarian Sean Haugh and Wrongpublican Thom Tillis now sharing the majority of votes between them.

Kay HaganDEM837,11549.53 %
Thom TillisREP793,57046.96 %
Sean HaughLIB56,4743.34 %
Write-In (Miscellaneous)2,8280.17 %
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Rick Scott in WI again
Cuomo in NY and a Dem in NH
 
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