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Official SJ.com Elections Pickem WITH RESULTS

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by PopeDirkBenedict, Nov 5, 2006.

  1. Football_Bat

    Football_Bat Well-Known Member

    Re: Official SportsJournalists.com Elections Pickem

    Uh, Fen, unless you are in Kiribati, you are in well under the wire. Pope's deadline is Tuesday.
     
  2. Re: Official SportsJournalists.com Elections Pickem

    Whoo-hoo!
    I can officially not win!
     
  3. Double Down

    Double Down Well-Known Member

    Re: Official SportsJournalists.com Elections Pickem


    U.S. Senate:
    Arizona: Kyl by 6
    Connecticut: JoMentum Lieberman by 9
    Maryland: Cardin by 2
    Michigan: Stabenow by 3
    Missouri: McCaskill by 1*
    Montana: Burns by 1
    New Jersey: Menendez by 5
    Pennsylvania: Casey by 8
    Rhode Island: Whitehouse by 4
    Tennessee: Corker by 3
    Virginia: Webb by 1

    Number of GOP seats in the Senate in the next Congress: 50

    U.S. House
    I picked 10 races that intrigued me
    AZ-05: Mitchell by 3
    CT-04: Farrell by 2
    FL-16: Mahoney by 9
    IN-08: Ellsworth by 12
    IN-09: Sodrel by 2
    IA-02: Loebsack by 2
    NC-11: Shuler by 10
    NM-01: Wilson by 1
    PA-10: Carney by 7
    WI-08: Kagen by 3

    The Democrats will have how many House seats in the next Congress: 229

    Governor's Races
    Arkansas: Beebe by 9
    Colorado: Ritter by 12
    Iowa: Culver by 3
    Maryland: Ehrlich by 2
    Michigan: Granholm by 8
    Minnesota: Pawlenty by 2
    Nevada: Gibbons by 6
    Wisconsin: Doyle by 4
     
  4. zeke12

    zeke12 Guest

  5. Re: Official SportsJournalists.com Elections Pickem

    Whatever happens, this is the end for electronic voting machines. R's are bitching as loudly as D's; the R governor of SC got turned away, as did that harpy, Schmidt, in Ohio, who got DQ'd on local TV.
     
  6. PopeDirkBenedict

    PopeDirkBenedict Active Member

    Re: Official SportsJournalists.com Elections Pickem

    I certainly hope this is the end. They are more trouble than they are worth. Paper ballots work just fine.
     
  7. suburbia

    suburbia Active Member

    Re: Official SportsJournalists.com Elections Pickem

    And paper ballots can result in debacles like the one in Florida in 2000. So is it that much better?
     
  8. Double Down

    Double Down Well-Known Member

    Re: Official SportsJournalists.com Elections Pickem

    At least you can sit an count the paper ballots and have an objective, impartial official present to help decide which ballots should get tossed and which ones kept. That's a hell of a lot better than having a politically connected company run electronic voter machines with no paper trail and having Diebold's CEO say he's "committed to helped deliver Ohio's electoral votes to president Bush."
     
  9. OnTheRiver

    OnTheRiver Active Member

    Re: Official SportsJournalists.com Elections Pickem


    The Indiana 8th District is not listed there ... as a resident of said district, I gotta ask: Is it such a foregone conclusion that Hostettler (R) will lose that no one even cares now?

    I gotta tell you: I'm getting a weird late vibe about that particular race that it won't go the way people think it will.
     
  10. PeteyPirate

    PeteyPirate Guest

    Re: Official SportsJournalists.com Elections Pickem

    Does anyone know what the score is?
     
  11. HeinekenMan

    HeinekenMan Active Member

    Re: Official SportsJournalists.com Elections Pickem

    I'm about to pass out from lack of my afternoon nap, but it appears that the Florida governor's race also isn't listed.
     
  12. PopeDirkBenedict

    PopeDirkBenedict Active Member

    Re: Official SportsJournalists.com Elections Pickem

    Hostettler closed really well. Ellsworth was leading by double digits a few weeks ago and Hostettler has pulled within 5-7 points. I still think Ellsworth wins, but it will be closer than people think. And if the Dems can't knock off Hostettler this year with Ellsworth on the ballot, I don't know when they can ever expect to knock him off.
     
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