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Eraserhead
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« on: November 10, 2014, 01:27:08 AM »

If they had had another couple of weeks to get their sh*t straight, it looks like the Udall campaign would have eeked out a win.

Braley was 100% doomed it seems though.

Discuss.
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Eraserhead
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« Reply #1 on: November 10, 2014, 11:36:33 PM »

In other news, NY may have the most swing voters of all (particularly upstate). It just isn't that ideological a state. It is just all masked by its overall heavy Dem leaning. The Dems were just trashed in upstate NY, losing everything that was not totally nailed down, up and down the ballot, and almost losing NY-25, which was supposed to be nailed down tight. Big swings on Long Island as well.

Huh? Dems only lost two seats in upstate NY, one of which was practically handed to the GOP (NY-21). The other one was Maffei, who is a horrendous candidate and has been since 2006. Maloney who you were insisting would lose also won. Wink

Mahoney's win was very impressive (I suspect he is a very talented politician), and the GOP swing was more muted in the northern NYC burbs. I think the Dems lost 5 state senate seats upstate, and nearly lost my local assembly district, which is quite heavily Dem in a Dem gerrymander. The only upstate Congress Dems left are the Buffalo and Albany seats, and, barely, the Rochester seat.

Hope those new Republicans don't get too comfortable in those seats. It's going to be very ugly for them in 2016 with Hillary on top of the ticket.
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