Post Your Congressional Endorsements Here!

[SNJ1985]

Senate

Florida: Dwight Young (Republican)
Idaho: Ray J. Writz (Constitution)
Illinois: Chad Koppie (Constitution)
Louisiana: Rob Maness (Republican)
Missouri: Fred Ryman (Constitution)
Nevada: Tom Jones (Independent American Party)
New Hampshire: Jim Rubens (Republican)
Ohio: Scott Rupert (Independent)

[Santander]

Senate
Arizona: McCain
California: Sanchez
Florida: Rubio
Indiana: Bayh
New Hampshire: Ayotte

Governor
Montana: Bullock
North Carolina: McCrory
West Virginia: Justice

[SATW]

In races not listed, assume I support the GOP Nominee.
Democrats I support most likely voted against the Iran Deal and get my support.

House Endorsements:

* = Not incumbent
** = A candidate opposing the incumbent
*** = Defeated Incumbent in primary

AL-01: Byrne, R-AL
AL-02: Roby, R-AL
AL-04: Aderholt, R-AL

AK-AL: No Endorsement (Young is an HP)

AZ-02: McSally, R-AZ
AZ-04: Gosar, R-AZ
AZ-08: Franks, R-AZ
AZ-09: Sinema, D-AZ

CA-04: McClintock, R-CA
CA-10: Denham, R-CA
CA-21: Valadao, R-CA
CA-22: Nunes, R-CA
CA-23: McCarthy, R-CA
CA-25: Knight, R-CA
CA-29: Cardenas, D-CA
CA-30: Sherman, D-CA
CA-32: Napolitano, D-CA
CA-39: Royce, R-CA
CA-35: Walters, R-CA
CA-42: No endorsement (Calvert is an HP)
CA-49: Darrell Issa, R-CA
CA-50: Hunter, R-CA
CA-51: Vargas, D-CA

CO-04: No Endorsement (Buck is an HP)
CO-06: Coffman, R-CO

FL-03: No Endorsement (Yoho is an HP)
FL-06: DeSantis, R-FL
FL-07: Mica, R-FL
FL-13: Jolly, R-FL
FL-17: Tom Rooney, R-FL
FL-18: Mast, R-FL *
FL-19: Francis Rooney, R-FL * (If Bongino wins the nom, I won't support him)
FL-21: Deutch, D-FL
FL-22: Frankel, D-FL
FL-23: Kaufman, R-FL (GOP Primary/General) ** (DWS in the DEM Primary)
FL-25: Diaz-Balart, R-FL
FL-26: Curbelo, R-FL
FL-27: Ros-Lehtinen, R-FL

GA-04: Price, R-GA
GA-08: Austin Scott, R-GA
GA-13: David Scott, D-GA

HI-02: Gabbard, D-HI (Despite her supporting the Iran Deal and Bernie Sanders)

ID-02: Simpson, R-ID

IL-03: Lipiniski, D-IL
IL-06: Roskam, R-IL
IL-10: Dold, R-IL
IL-13: Davis, R-IL
IL-14: Hultgren, R-IL
IL-16: Kinzinger, R-IL
IL-18: LaHood, R-IL

IN-04: Rokita, R-IN
IN-05: Brooks, R-IN

IA-03: Young, R-IA

KS-01: Marshall, R-KS ***
KS-02: Jenkins, R-KS
KS-03: Yoder, R-KS

KY-04: Massie, R-KY (Surprised? I can like a few libertarian-leaning Repubs  )

LA-03: Angelle, R-LA *
LA-06: Graves, R-LA

ME-02: Poliquin, R-ME

MI-02: Huizenga, R-MI
MI-03: Smith, D-MI ** (#NeverAmash)
MI-04: Moolenaar, R-MI
MI-06: Upton, R-MI
MI-07: Walberg, R-MI

MN-03: Paulsen, R-MN
MN-07: Peterson, D-MN

MS-03: Harper, R-MS

MO-02: Wagner, R-MO

MT-AL: Zinke, R-MT

NE-02: Bacon, R-NE** (Ashford is a decent Dem, but I rather have a Repub here)

NV-03: Tarkanian, R-NV*

NH-01: No Endorsement (Guinta is an HP)

NJ-01: Norcross, D-NJ
NJ-04: Smith, R-NJ
NJ-05: Garrett, R-NJ (reluctantly)
NJ-08: Sires, D-NJ

NY-01: Zeldin, R-NY
NY-02: King, R-NY
NY-04: Rice, D-NY
NY-05: Meng, D-NY
NY-10: Rosenthal, R-NY **
NY-16: Engel, D-NY
NY-17: Lowey, D-NY
NY-19: Faso, R-NY* (#NeverTeachout)
NY-21: Stefanik, R-NY

NC-02: Holding, R-NC
NC-03: No Endorsement (Jones is an HP)
NC-09: Pittenger, R-NC
NC-11: Meadows, R-NC

ND-AL: Cramer, R-ND

I'll post Ohio-Wyoming endorsements at a different time.

[Heisenberg]

Maybe I'll add more later (assume I support the Republican nominee in most other races), but I'll put these up ahead of tomorrow night's primaries.
House Endorsements (for Arizona and Florida)

AZ-01: Ken Bennett, R-AZ (better than the other candidates, all deeply flawed)
AZ-02: Martha McSally, R-AZ (really worried about this seat in November)
AZ-05: No primary endorsement, will support the GOP nominee in the general for this
AZ-09: (Winner of tomorrow's primary), R-AZ

FL-02: Neal Dunn, R-FL (I also like the other two Republicans, so no biggie if he loses. Safe R seat.)
FL-06: Ron DeSantis, R-FL (Yes, I do like some Freedom Caucus members. I don't really have much against the group, I just really like Paul Ryan as a leader, and would prefer the House GOP leadership not be taken over by far-right obstructionists.)
FL-07: John Mica, R-FL
FL-13: David Jolly, R-FL, #NeverChangingCharlie
FL-17: Tom Rooney, R-FL
FL-18: Rebecca Negron, R-FL (Would support Mast if he won, I like him too, but Negron seems to be the stronger GE candidate.)
FL-19: Francis Rooney, R-FL * (Like Sunrise, #NeverBongino. Stupid crazy carpetbagger.)
FL-23: (Tim Canova in the DEM Primary), Joe Kaufman, R-FL (GOP Primary and General. If only we could win this, #NeverDWS. But unfortunately, it's D+9.)
FL-25: Mario Diaz-Balart, R-FL
FL-26: Carlos Curbelo, R-FL
FL-27: Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-FL

[Kingpoleon]

Could Heisenburg and/or SATW explain to me why they support Kaufman over Feigenbaum?

[Heisenberg]

Could Heisenburg and/or SATW explain to me why they support Kaufman over Feigenbaum?

I really don't know anything about Feigenbaum (other than that he was destroyed badly in a State House race two years ago, and that he's getting up in age), who strikes me as dull and I charismatic (I could be wrong), but I did read an old article I dug up (from 2012!) when Kaufman wrote about his plan to oust DWS (something about trying to convince Democratic Jews to split their ticket, can't see it happening, though). He lost the primary, so I guess he's not that great. I do not like Disgraced Debbie, and would love it for her to lose (probably it happening, though.)

[Vosem]

Some various endorsements and observations for tomorrow, in a not-really organized manner:
- Obviously McCain and Rubio for reelection
- All Republican incumbents, except Dan Webster who is an annoying gadfly with a credible opponent (so also Justin Grabelle)
- Gary Kiehne seems like he has the best chance of beating Paul Babeu, so him in AZ-1
- Don Stapley in AZ-5 seems like the best candidate, though Biggs has the CfG endorsement and none of the others really seem terrible
- Definitely Mary Thomas in FL-2; really don't like Neal Dunn
- FL-1 seems like it has a very unsettled field and it's hard to differentiate serious candidates from jokes, but Rebekah Johansen-Bydlak has some high-quality endorsements, so her
- Chauncey Goss seems like the best in FL-19, though a part of me wants to see Bongino win, since the departure of Mike Grimm left a whole in the House that has yet to be filled
- FL-18 is confusing, but hopefully not Domino again
- Will write out some Democratic endorsements as well (why not?): Alan Grayson for FL-Sen to help Rubio, though I would vote in the R primary; Al Lawson in FL-5 because Brown is corrupt and useless; Dena Grayson in FL-9 to keep Alan relevant; Debbie Wasserman-Schultz in FL-23, out of appreciation for her running of the Democratic Party; and Joe Garcia in FL-26, since he seems easier for Curbelo to beat

[SATW]

Could Heisenburg and/or SATW explain to me why they support Kaufman over Feigenbaum?

I really don't know anything about Feigenbaum (other than that he was destroyed badly in a State House race two years ago, and that he's getting up in age), who strikes me as dull and I charismatic (I could be wrong), but I did read an old article I dug up (from 2012!) when Kaufman wrote about his plan to oust DWS (something about trying to convince Democratic Jews to split their ticket, can't see it happening, though). He lost the primary, so I guess he's not that great. I do not like Disgraced Debbie, and would love it for her to lose (probably it happening, though.)

Yea, Kaufman seems like a decent guy and candidate. Also have friends who know him on some level. 

[SATW]

In races not listed, assume I support the GOP Nominee.
Democrats I support most likely voted against the Iran Deal and get my support.

House Endorsements:

* = Not incumbent
** = A candidate opposing the incumbent
*** = Defeated Incumbent in primary

AL-01: Byrne, R-AL
AL-02: Roby, R-AL
AL-04: Aderholt, R-AL

AK-AL: No Endorsement (Young is an HP)

AZ-02: McSally, R-AZ
AZ-04: Gosar, R-AZ
AZ-08: Franks, R-AZ
AZ-09: Sinema, D-AZ

CA-04: McClintock, R-CA
CA-10: Denham, R-CA
CA-21: Valadao, R-CA
CA-22: Nunes, R-CA
CA-23: McCarthy, R-CA
CA-25: Knight, R-CA
CA-29: Cardenas, D-CA
CA-30: Sherman, D-CA
CA-32: Napolitano, D-CA
CA-39: Royce, R-CA
CA-35: Walters, R-CA
CA-42: No endorsement (Calvert is an HP)
CA-49: Darrell Issa, R-CA
CA-50: Hunter, R-CA
CA-51: Vargas, D-CA

CO-04: No Endorsement (Buck is an HP)
CO-06: Coffman, R-CO

FL-03: No Endorsement (Yoho is an HP)
FL-06: DeSantis, R-FL
FL-07: Mica, R-FL
FL-13: Jolly, R-FL
FL-17: Tom Rooney, R-FL
FL-18: Mast, R-FL *
FL-19: Francis Rooney, R-FL * (If Bongino wins the nom, I won't support him)
FL-21: Deutch, D-FL
FL-22: Frankel, D-FL
FL-23: Kaufman, R-FL (GOP Primary/General) ** (DWS in the DEM Primary)
FL-25: Diaz-Balart, R-FL
FL-26: Curbelo, R-FL
FL-27: Ros-Lehtinen, R-FL

GA-04: Price, R-GA
GA-08: Austin Scott, R-GA
GA-13: David Scott, D-GA

HI-02: Gabbard, D-HI (Despite her supporting the Iran Deal and Bernie Sanders)

ID-02: Simpson, R-ID

IL-03: Lipiniski, D-IL
IL-06: Roskam, R-IL
IL-10: Dold, R-IL
IL-13: Davis, R-IL
IL-14: Hultgren, R-IL
IL-16: Kinzinger, R-IL
IL-18: LaHood, R-IL

IN-04: Rokita, R-IN
IN-05: Brooks, R-IN

IA-03: Young, R-IA

KS-01: Marshall, R-KS ***
KS-02: Jenkins, R-KS
KS-03: Yoder, R-KS

KY-04: Massie, R-KY (Surprised? I can like a few libertarian-leaning Repubs  )

LA-03: Angelle, R-LA *
LA-06: Graves, R-LA

ME-02: Poliquin, R-ME

MI-02: Huizenga, R-MI
MI-03: Smith, D-MI ** (#NeverAmash)
MI-04: Moolenaar, R-MI
MI-06: Upton, R-MI
MI-07: Walberg, R-MI

MN-03: Paulsen, R-MN
MN-07: Peterson, D-MN

MS-03: Harper, R-MS

MO-02: Wagner, R-MO

MT-AL: Zinke, R-MT

NE-02: Bacon, R-NE** (Ashford is a decent Dem, but I rather have a Repub here)

NV-03: Tarkanian, R-NV*

NH-01: No Endorsement (Guinta is an HP)

NJ-01: Norcross, D-NJ
NJ-04: Smith, R-NJ
NJ-05: Garrett, R-NJ (reluctantly)
NJ-08: Sires, D-NJ

NY-01: Zeldin, R-NY
NY-02: King, R-NY
NY-04: Rice, D-NY
NY-05: Meng, D-NY
NY-10: Rosenthal, R-NY **
NY-16: Engel, D-NY
NY-17: Lowey, D-NY
NY-19: Faso, R-NY* (#NeverTeachout)
NY-21: Stefanik, R-NY

NC-02: Holding, R-NC
NC-03: No Endorsement (Jones is an HP)
NC-09: Pittenger, R-NC
NC-11: Meadows, R-NC

ND-AL: Cramer, R-ND

I'll post Ohio-Wyoming endorsements at a different time.

Ok, here are the rest of my House endorsements:

OH-01: Chabot, R-OH
OH-02: Wenstrup, R-OH

OK-01: No Endorsement (Bridenstine is an HP)
OK-02: Mullin, R-OK
OK-05: Russell, R-OK

OR-02: Walden, R-OR

PA-06: Costello, R-PA
PA-07: Meehan, R-PA
PA-13: Boyle, D-PA
PA-15: Dent, R-PA
PA-18: Murphy, R-PA

SC-02: Wilson, R-SC
SC-03: Duncan, R-SC
SC-04: Gowdy, R-SC

SD-AL: Noem, R-SD

TN-06: Black, R-TN
TN-07: Blackburn, R-TN
TN-08: Kustoff, R-TN *

TX-02: Poe, R-TX
TX-05: Hensarling, R-TX
TX-10: McCaul, R-TX
TX-11: Granger, R-TX
TX-13: Thornberry, R-TX
TX-22: Olson, R-TX
TX-23: Hurd, R-TX
TX-29: Green, D-TX

UT-02: Stewart, R-UT
UT-04: Love, R-UT

VA-02: Taylor, R-VA***
VA-07: No Endorsement (Brat is an HP)
VA-10: Comstock, R-VA

WA-03: Herrera-Beutler, R-WA
WA-05: McMorris-Rodgers, R-WA
WA-08: Reichert, R-WA

WV-01: McKinley, R-WV
WV-02: Mooney, R-WV
WV-03: Jenkins, R-WV

WI-01: Ryan, R-WI
WI-07: Duffy, R-WI

WY-AL: Cheney, R-WY *

[Maxwell]

Democrats - At this point there is no Republican I could possibly be supporting. The only two I kind of like are not running again (Chris Gibson, Richard Hanna), and the rest of the ones I don't hate are either running in basically uncontested races (Charlie Dent, Rand Paul), or are not running this year (Jeff Flake, Dean Heller).

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

CA Harris
CT Blumenthal
FL Murphy
IL Duckworth, IL 10 Schneider
IN Evan
ME Congress Emily Cain
MD Van Hollan, Congress Matthews
NV Cortez-Masto, NV 3 and 4 Dems
NH Hassan, Congress Shea Porter
NY Schumer
Pa McGinty
WI Feingold

[SNJ1985]

U.S. House of Representatives:

Alabama:

Mo Brooks (R-AL-5)

Florida:

Ted Yoho (R-FL-3)

Georgia:

Jody Hice (R-GA-10)

Indiana:

Marlin Stutzman (R-IN-3)

Iowa:

Steve King (R-IA-4)

Kentucky:

Thomas Massie (R-KY-4)

Michigan:

Ronald E. Graeser (U.S. Taxpayers-MI-2)
Ted Gerrard (U.S. Taxpayers-MI-3)
George M. Zimmer (U.S. Taxpayers-MI-4)
Marc Joseph Sosnowski (U.S. Taxpayers-MI-11)

Nevada:

Kamau Bakari (Independent American-NV-1)
John Everhart (Independent American-NV-2)
Warren Markowitz (Independent American-NV-3)
Mike Little (Independent American-NV-4)

New Jersey:

Scott Garrett (R-NJ-5)

North Carolina:

Walter B. Jones, Jr. (R-NC-3)

South Carolina:

Jeff Duncan (R-SC-3)

Tennessee:

Jimmy Duncan (R-TN-2)

Texas:

Louie Gohmert (R-TX-1)
Randy Weber (R-TX-14)
Brian Babin (R-TX-36)

Utah:

Collin Simonsen (Constitution-UT-4)

Wisconsin:

Glenn Grothman (R-WI-6)

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

I'll redo this one with the races I'm most invested in, though I generally want Democrats to win.

NC-Gov: Roy Cooper
IN-Gov: John Gregg
VT-Gov: Sue Minter
NH-Gov: Colin Van Ostern
OR-Gov: Kate Brown

FL-Sen: Patrick Murphy
NC-Sen: Deborah Ross
WI-Sen: Russ Feingold
IL-Sen: Tammy Duckworth
NV-Sen: Catherine Cortez Masto
NH-Sen: Maggie Hassan
LA-Sen: David Duke (general), Foster Campbell (runoff)
CA-Sen: Kamala Harris
NY-Sen: Robin Wilson

NY-19: Zephyr Teachout
WA-7: Pramila Jayapal
CA-46: Bao Nguyen
VA-10: LuAnn Bennett
NH-1: Carol Shea-Porter
ME-2: Emily Cain
WY-AL: Ryan Greene
MI-3: Justin Amash
NC-3: Walter Jones
FL-23: Lyle Milstein

VT-State Sen: Chris Pearson

[MasterJedi]

Generally endorse most Republicans, will stand out and endorse Russ Feingold (D) for Senate though. Johnson is getting insufferable and is pretty horrible/worthless person.

[Heisenberg]

Generally endorse most Republicans, will stand out and endorse Russ Feingold (D) for Senate though. Johnson is getting insufferable and is pretty horrible/worthless person.

Don't get what's so bad about Johnson, and what's so great about Feingold. Feingold was basically the face of the far-left before he lost, and before Sanders and Warren became Senators. If (more likely when, I guess) he wins, he will easily regain his spot as such.

[MasterJedi]

Generally endorse most Republicans, will stand out and endorse Russ Feingold (D) for Senate though. Johnson is getting insufferable and is pretty horrible/worthless person.

Don't get what's so bad about Johnson, and what's so great about Feingold. Feingold was basically the face of the far-left before he lost, and before Sanders and Warren became Senators. If (more likely when, I guess) he wins, he will easily regain his spot as such.

He's missed something like 40% of the votes in his time as a Senator so far. If anyone is a good specimen of "you didn't build that" it's Johnson. Married a rich girl who's dad gave him a company to run that almost exclusively sold to his father in law and he succeeded at it, didn't do much else but makes it sound like he's a self made businessman. Also thinks SS is a legal Ponzi scheme and wants to get rid of it. Numerous other things too.

[Heisenberg]

Generally endorse most Republicans, will stand out and endorse Russ Feingold (D) for Senate though. Johnson is getting insufferable and is pretty horrible/worthless person.

Don't get what's so bad about Johnson, and what's so great about Feingold. Feingold was basically the face of the far-left before he lost, and before Sanders and Warren became Senators. If (more likely when, I guess) he wins, he will easily regain his spot as such.

He's missed something like 40% of the votes in his time as a Senator so far. If anyone is a good specimen of "you didn't build that" it's Johnson. Married a rich girl who's dad gave him a company to run that almost exclusively sold to his father in law and he succeeded at it, didn't do much else but makes it sound like he's a self made businessman. Also thinks SS is a legal Ponzi scheme and wants to get rid of it. Numerous other things too.

If you hate Johnson so much, then why wouldn't you vote third party/write in instead of voting for a far left moonbat who's basically a socialist.

[MasterJedi]

Generally endorse most Republicans, will stand out and endorse Russ Feingold (D) for Senate though. Johnson is getting insufferable and is pretty horrible/worthless person.

Don't get what's so bad about Johnson, and what's so great about Feingold. Feingold was basically the face of the far-left before he lost, and before Sanders and Warren became Senators. If (more likely when, I guess) he wins, he will easily regain his spot as such.

He's missed something like 40% of the votes in his time as a Senator so far. If anyone is a good specimen of "you didn't build that" it's Johnson. Married a rich girl who's dad gave him a company to run that almost exclusively sold to his father in law and he succeeded at it, didn't do much else but makes it sound like he's a self made businessman. Also thinks SS is a legal Ponzi scheme and wants to get rid of it. Numerous other things too.

If you hate Johnson so much, then why wouldn't you vote third party/write in instead of voting for a far left moonbat who's basically a socialist.

I don't have the whole hate/democrats are evil thing that many conservatives do. Plus I'm big on public transportation/rail/transportation funding person. Feingold will help in that regard, plus I don't agree with the Libertarian's and a third party vote is a waste.

[Anna Komnene]

In NY, I'll be voting for Alex Merced (L) for Senate, which I guess is the only endorsement of mine that matters.

There are a few politicians I like, but I'm not sure I can think of them all off the top of my head.

Generally, I support Democrats with a few exceptions:

1) Wall Street stooges from solid blue states if I feel like that state could do better (Chuck Schumer, etc)

2) Corrupt scumbags (Bob Menendez, etc.)

3) Joke candidates (Art Halvorson, Frederick Lavergne, etc)

[Heisenberg]

I don't have the whole hate/democrats are evil thing that many conservatives do. Plus I'm big on public transportation/rail/transportation funding person. Feingold will help in that regard, plus I don't agree with the Libertarian's and a third party vote is a waste.

Okay, thank you for explaining. I, while Republican, do not hate every single Democrat in Washington, but Feingold is clearly one of the most left-leaning. There are a handful of races where I actually do endorse the Democratic candidate (like AZ-01). While I do think that voting third party (except in rare cases like NY-22) is a wasted vote, it does provide the voter with an avenue of not voting for a candidate of their party that they don't like while NOT implicitly voting for the other party to control the chamber.

[Heisenberg]

3) Joke candidates (Art Halvorson, Frederick Lavergne, etc)

Halvorson is not even a Democrat, he'll switch back to the Republican Party after the election (win or, more likely, lose). He's just an opportunist.

[Anna Komnene]

3) Joke candidates (Art Halvorson, Frederick Lavergne, etc)

Halvorson is not even a Democrat, he'll switch back to the Republican Party after the election (win or, more likely, lose). He's just an opportunist.

I don't like how he's manipulating low information voters that think the D line actually means something.  I guess that could put him in the corrupt category, but the idea of a tea party guy running as a Democrat is kinda funny.

[MasterJedi]

I don't have the whole hate/democrats are evil thing that many conservatives do. Plus I'm big on public transportation/rail/transportation funding person. Feingold will help in that regard, plus I don't agree with the Libertarian's and a third party vote is a waste.

Okay, thank you for explaining. I, while Republican, do not hate every single Democrat in Washington, but Feingold is clearly one of the most left-leaning. There are a handful of races where I actually do endorse the Democratic candidate (like AZ-01). While I do think that voting third party (except in rare cases like NY-22) is a wasted vote, it does provide the voter with an avenue of not voting for a candidate of their party that they don't like while NOT implicitly voting for the other party to control the chamber.

Mainly because I want Johnson to lose.

[Metalhead123]

My pointless endorsements

Alabama: I don't know

Alaska: Margaret Stock (I) 

Arizona: John McCain (R)

Arkansas: Frank Gilbert (L)

California: Kamala Harris (D) - I guess?

Colorado: Lily Tang Williams (L)

Connecticut: I don't know

Florida: Marco Rubio (R)

Georgia: Allen Buckley (L)

Hawaii: Brian Schatz (D)

Idaho: Jerry Sturgill  (D) - I guess?

Illinois: Mark Kirk (R)

Indiana: Lucy Brenton (L)

Iowa: I don't know

Kansas: I don't know

Kentucky: Rand Paul (R)

Louisiana: I'd rather wait to see if there is a run-off before I decide

Maryland: I don't know

Missouri: Jason Kander (D)

Nevada: Unsure. Leaning towards Joe Heck (R)

New Hampshire: I don't know

New York: I don't know

North Carolina: Sean Haugh (L)

North Dakota: Robert Marquette (L)

Ohio: Ted Strickland (D) - I guess?

Oklahoma: I don't know

Oregon: Unsure. Leaning towards Rob Wyden (D)

Pennsylvania: I don't know

South Carolina: I don't know

South Dakota: I don't know

Utah: Misty Snow (D) - I guess?

Vermont: Scott Milne (R) - I guess?

Washington: Chris Vance (R)

Wisconsin: Phil Anderson (L)


I think thats all of them.

[Heisenberg]

Louisiana: I'd rather wait to see if there is a run-off before I decide

A runoff is basically guaranteed, there's no way anyone gets an outright majority in a field that crowded.

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