Predictions...
Everyone else is doing it....
Governor
Mark Green has never been able to close that 4-8 point lead Jim Doyle has had all summer. It holds up one more day
Doyle 52%
Green 47%
AG
Kathleen Falk seemed like the better candidate for the Dem's but she never really put together a solid campaign after the primary. An invisible candidate. The Democrats lose one they really shouldn't have lost
Van Hollen 51%
Falk 49%
State Senate
Democrats pick up a seat or two. Sullivan beats Reynolds convincingly
Sullivan 53%
Reynolds47%
State Assembly
Again, the Democrats pick up a couple of seats. The race in Waukesha will be interesting simply because the Republican hasn't done anything since the primary. It truly is deja vu of the mayoral race. The (R) next to Kramer's name should give him the win... but this is a good test of just how republican Waukesha actually is.
Kramer 54%
Schmuki 46%
U.S. Senate
The most interesting story of election night. In no particular order...
Missouri: McCaskill beats Talent
Montana: Burns surprises Tester
NJ: Menendez beats Kean
RI: Chafee catches Whitehouse
Tenn: Ford upsets Corker
Vir: Webb beats Allen
Democrats win in Ohio and Penn, leaving them one short of a majority.
House
Democrats pick up 19 seats, giving them the majority.
Governor
Mark Green has never been able to close that 4-8 point lead Jim Doyle has had all summer. It holds up one more day
Doyle 52%
Green 47%
AG
Kathleen Falk seemed like the better candidate for the Dem's but she never really put together a solid campaign after the primary. An invisible candidate. The Democrats lose one they really shouldn't have lost
Van Hollen 51%
Falk 49%
State Senate
Democrats pick up a seat or two. Sullivan beats Reynolds convincingly
Sullivan 53%
Reynolds47%
State Assembly
Again, the Democrats pick up a couple of seats. The race in Waukesha will be interesting simply because the Republican hasn't done anything since the primary. It truly is deja vu of the mayoral race. The (R) next to Kramer's name should give him the win... but this is a good test of just how republican Waukesha actually is.
Kramer 54%
Schmuki 46%
U.S. Senate
The most interesting story of election night. In no particular order...
Missouri: McCaskill beats Talent
Montana: Burns surprises Tester
NJ: Menendez beats Kean
RI: Chafee catches Whitehouse
Tenn: Ford upsets Corker
Vir: Webb beats Allen
Democrats win in Ohio and Penn, leaving them one short of a majority.
House
Democrats pick up 19 seats, giving them the majority.
posted by jyd at 3:14 AM
2 Comments:
What about Steele in Maryland?
David,
I didn't see the Maryland race as in play. The same for the Arizona race.
Although looking at my predictions, maybe I should have included them. I didn't hit too many of the national races...
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