The 2014 primary season ends (Sept. 9: DE, MA, NH, NY, RI)

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Yeah... that scares me with the Senate.

 And we may see a repeat of 2012, where the Democrats got more votes, yet not a majority.

The states that have Senate elections this year are significantly more Republican than the country as a while. Illinois is the only one of the 6 largest Obama states.

And of course the Democrats aren't winning the House, even if they win the popular vote. The gerrymandering is extreme. Maybe they can hope to pick up a few seats where Republicans got too greedy with the gerrymander (Michigan), but they're mostly not competitive.

[ElectionsGuy]

Alameel has boosted to 55% with 65% in.

[IceSpear]

Alameel now leading Rogers 55-19 with 65% in.

Not that it matters anymore.

[Meeker]

I'm pretty confident there's an error in the AP tabulation that's giving Alameel that lead. The Texas Secretary of State still has him at 48%.

[Miles]

I'm pretty confident there's an error in the AP tabulation that's giving Alameel that lead. The Texas Secretary of State still has him at 48%.

This may all come down the vote tabulation in the critical Waukesha County.

[DINGO Joe]

I'm pretty confident there's an error in the AP tabulation that's giving Alameel that lead. The Texas Secretary of State still has him at 48%.

Yeah, somehow the AP dropped an extra 70,000 votes out of nowhere, doesn't jibe w/gov vote anymore

[Meeker]

The error is in Cameron County - the AP has Alameel at 92% with 66,449 votes, which is obviously absurd.

[Meeker]

Uhhh so the AP has gone ahead and called the race, even though their numbers are pretty clearly not correct.

[Meeker]

In Cameron County, AP has 70k+ votes cast in the Democratic Senate primary but only 13k in the Governor primary

[Meeker]

I have alerted AP's correspondent in Austin via the Twitter.

[DINGO Joe]

The error is in Cameron County - the AP has Alameel at 92% with 66,449 votes, which is obviously absurd.

And that's why, when money is no object, you put the ghost of LBJ on the payroll.

[Meeker]

To be clear, the AP has nearly as many votes being cast in the Democratic Senate primary in Cameron County as were cast there in the 2012 general election.

So I guess now we just sit around and wait for them to figure out they made a mistake.

[Meeker]

Aaaand they've fixed it. Still have it called for Alameel. Maybe they'll get lucky and he ends up crossing 50% anyways.

[Meeker]

And they've rescinded their call "after change in vote count from Cameron County". As if they couldn't have figured out on their own that those numbers were bogus.

[DINGO Joe]

Aaaand they've fixed it. Still have it called for Alameel. Maybe they'll get lucky and he ends up crossing 50% anyways.

No, he won't make 50% even with Travis late to report.

[Meeker]

Aaaand they've fixed it. Still have it called for Alameel. Maybe they'll get lucky and he ends up crossing 50% anyways.

No, he won't make 50% even with Travis late to report.

Yup. 47-49% in the end.

[ElectionsGuy]

Very unlikely he gets >50%. He'll go to a runoff with the LaRouche candidate which he almost certainly wins.

[moderatevoter]

Very unlikely he gets >50%. He'll go to a runoff with the LaRouche candidate which he almost certainly wins.

I hope there's a debate. Probably won't happen though.

I would pay to see a debate between those two. I just watched a Kesha Rogers video, and I was absolutely stunned.

[Meeker]

Something to ponder: if Texas had a top-two primary, the general election would be between Cornyn and Stockman.

[ElectionsGuy]

Very unlikely he gets >50%. He'll go to a runoff with the LaRouche candidate which he almost certainly wins.

I hope there's a debate. Probably won't happen though.

I would pay to see a debate between those two. I just watched a Kesha Rogers video, and I was absolutely stunned.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3OKdzWPHmU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljFbFB3XSXk

[Miles]

CD36



The rural areas cast 60% of the votes, meaning Babin is favored going into the runoff.

[free my dawg]

Very unlikely he gets >50%. He'll go to a runoff with the LaRouche candidate which he almost certainly wins.

I hope there's a debate. Probably won't happen though.

I would pay to see a debate between those two. I just watched a Kesha Rogers video, and I was absolutely stunned.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3OKdzWPHmU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljFbFB3XSXk

My god, I never thought I'd actually be tempted to vote Cornyn...

[badgate]

Very unlikely he gets >50%. He'll go to a runoff with the LaRouche candidate which he almost certainly wins.

I hope there's a debate. Probably won't happen though.

I'm really disappointed the party did not hold a debate for all of the candidates. I believe she would not have done this well if they had. They will probably be afraid to have an Alameel/Rogers debate but imo there is no better way to make sure Rogers loses.

[Indy Texas]

Parsing the Senate results on the GOP side and Stockman actually managed to win one county (Hardin). Cornyn seriously underperformed in the Houston area - he didn't win a majority of the vote in any of the Houston area counties that have finished reporting (only Harris is still outstanding), and got less than 40 percent in Brazoria County (Ron Paul's home).

[Miles]

CD4



Aside from the LA border, Hall was very consistent.