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Norbert

(6,039 posts)
Wed Jun 21, 2017, 12:37 AM Jun 2017

I was not surprised Handel won

I was convinced over the weekend. All I was hearing over the weekend was "A tight race" & "too close to call". Democrats don't win tight races any more.

The polls need to be at least 8% in the Democrats favor for them to have a realistic chance of winning.

I just hope Mueller finds a bombshell or two in the next 16 months.

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I was not surprised Handel won (Original Post) Norbert Jun 2017 OP
I have to admit I'm very pleasantly surprised it was that close, under 3% Warpy Jun 2017 #1
That'd be news to Maggie Hassan BannonsLiver Jun 2017 #2

Warpy

(111,261 posts)
1. I have to admit I'm very pleasantly surprised it was that close, under 3%
Wed Jun 21, 2017, 12:41 AM
Jun 2017

Ossoff ran a damned good race in a district that should have been completely hopeless. I hope we see more of him.

Republican strategists are not sleeping well tonight.

BannonsLiver

(16,387 posts)
2. That'd be news to Maggie Hassan
Wed Jun 21, 2017, 12:42 AM
Jun 2017

She beat Ayotte in 2016 by less than a thousand votes in NH.

I guess the difference is that was in a legitimate swing state, not some blood red congressional district in the middle of a rock solid GOP stronghold.

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