states with total party control

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

out of states where one party controls both houses of the legislature, the governorship, a majority of congressmen and both senate seats, it now looks like this with the new results:



now we just have to pick up those governorships in the northeast....

[Fmr. Gov. NickG]

Has the Washington Governor's race actually been resolved?  They take a long time to count absentee ballots in that state.

[John Dibble]

I think the Libertarians would do well to concentrate running local candidates in those states.

[John Dibble]

I think the Libertarians would do well to concentrate running local candidates in those states.

They've tried many times in Idaho, only to get crushed...

I wouldn't expect them to do well in all the states, of course, but those types of states should be concentrated on. Georgia would be a good one to concentrate on, especially in the metro Atlanta area - it has a libertarian bent I think.

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With the exception of 1 senate seat Republicans control Florida.

[A18]

He probably won't run, but do you think Jeb could win that seat in 2006?

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He probably won't run, but do you think Jeb could win that seat in 2006?

Probably. But I think he will retire from politics.

[Brutus]

All the more interesting that West Virginia went for Bush, given total Democratic control at every other level of governance.

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All the more interesting that West Virginia went for Bush, given total Democratic control at every other level of governance.

True and I was shocked that they called it immediately.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

All the more interesting that West Virginia went for Bush, given total Democratic control at every other level of governance.

I have written numerous rants on how the Kerry campaign ed up WV in a way that was so bad it was almost skillful