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tallymatt

U.S. Gubernatorial and Senate Race Predictions!

Nov 02, 2006 23:52

Alabama - Governor's Race: Bob Riley (R) - incumbent (Republican Hold)
Alaska - Governor's Race: Sarah Palin (R) (Republican Hold)
Arizona - Governor's Race: Janet Napolitano (D) - incumbent (Democrat Hold)
US Senate - Jon Kyl (R) - incumbent (Republican Hold)
Arkansas - Governor's Race: Mike Beebe (D) (Democrat Pick-up)California - Governor's ( Read more... )

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2006 Predictions nighthawkal November 3 2006, 05:44:52 UTC

Is that from electionprojection.com? Why are some of these bolded and not others ( ... )

Re: 2006 Predictions tallymatt November 3 2006, 05:57:19 UTC

These are my own personal predictions.They didnt come from a website. Many wrote Burns off but he narrowed the gap, its a dead-heat in Montana. Bush rallied the troops in Montana and Kerry stuck his foot in his mouth. I predict the GOP holds the Montana seat ( ... )

Re: 2006 Predictions nighthawkal November 5 2006, 05:28:29 UTC

You have almost the same format as that website I mentioned ( ... )

Re: 2006 Predictions tallymatt November 5 2006, 05:48:52 UTC

Flava Flav?

Flava Flav nighthawkal November 5 2006, 06:06:42 UTC

You don't know who Flava Flav is?

Re: Flava Flav tallymatt November 5 2006, 06:08:56 UTC

um no?

Re: Flava Flav nighthawkal November 5 2006, 06:11:18 UTC

He's on this reality show on VH1 called "Flavor of Love". All these women are fighting over who gets to date him. He's dumb but likable and makes Forrest Gump look like Einstein.

Re: Flava Flav tallymatt November 5 2006, 06:14:28 UTC

oh now that you mention it, I know who you are talking about, that ghetto freak, lol women fight over that? absurd. Well no wonder I dont have a date!

Re: Flava Flav nighthawkal November 5 2006, 06:21:27 UTC

Maybe we oughtta start wearing oversized clock necklaces and viking-looking hats.

Re: Flava Flav tallymatt November 5 2006, 06:25:05 UTC

No thanks. I'm white and I'm not ashamed.

Re: 2006 Predictions tallymatt November 3 2006, 05:58:54 UTC

The ones with pick-ups and/or potentially close races are boldened. Gibbons is facing allegations but I have not seen any polls showing it has dragged down his poll numbers. Last I checked he was ahead with 52%.

Re: 2006 Predictions nighthawkal November 5 2006, 04:04:23 UTC

When did they do that poll in Nevada? Maybe they haven't done a recent poll there yet since its only a 5 elevtoral vote state and it doesn't get much national attention. Nevada is a swing state. If there is more to the allegations, I can't imagine that people would still want to vote for him?

Re: 2006 Predictions tallymatt November 5 2006, 05:16:20 UTC

no im about all out. Im down to $50 in my checking account and that will last me until next friday lol

Re: 2006 Predictions tallymatt November 3 2006, 06:09:24 UTC

Harry Reid is pro-life and he voted against all of Bush's nominees. There isnt any reason for me to believe Casey would do anything helpful for the GOP or Bush. Harrold Ford Jr. is a great conservative Democrat candidate, however since control of the Senate is at stake, I favor Corker. I donated $25 to Corker Campaign and $25 Talent Campaign within the last week. I have $25 hedged on Lieberman's Campaign and $50-$100 hedged on Allen's Campaign.

Re: 2006 Predictions nighthawkal November 5 2006, 04:01:52 UTC

Harry Reid the Democrat Minority Leader. He's probably voting against BUsh's nominees, even though he's allegedly pro-life b/c 1) he has to as the Democrat leader and 2) If he didn't the Dems would overthrow him as their leader and pick someone else.

I think I actually read somewhere that Casey would be faovriable to or approve of Bush's nominees. Also, his father was a Governor and had to nominate judges himself, so he's probably more empathetic to Bush and his position.

If you have any money left, give it to Steele! He could be on the verge of a HUGE upset in Maryland. I'd give money to Steele myself but right now I'm not really in a position to.

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