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« on: April 18, 2013, 03:50:43 PM »

Sen. Kristen Gillibrand draws three significant primary opponents, Congressman Gregory Meeks, Congresswoman Nita Lowey, and State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo.

The Republicans also have a competitive primary between Former Governor George Pataki, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano, Erie County Executive Chris Colllins and Former Congresswoman Sue Kelly.

Who wins each primary? Who wins the General? How would Cuomo's descion to run for senate have impacted the governor's race?
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« Reply #1 on: April 18, 2013, 03:57:20 PM »
« Edited: April 18, 2013, 04:00:17 PM by Wisard Ekstraordinær Maxwell »

Its 2010: If Patterson merely ran, he gets edged out by Carl Paladino 50-48 for the Governorship after continually surging in the polls because of Carl Paladino being CARL PALADINO.

George Pataki barely wins the Republican primary, but defeats Gillibrand, who edges Cuomo by 36-33 margin, nevertheless by a fairly decent margin.
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« Reply #2 on: April 18, 2013, 04:16:49 PM »

Its 2010: If Patterson merely ran, he gets edged out by Carl Paladino 50-48 for the Governorship after continually surging in the polls because of Carl Paladino being CARL PALADINO.

George Pataki barely wins the Republican primary, but defeats Gillibrand, who edges Cuomo by 36-33 margin, nevertheless by a fairly decent margin.

I still don't think Paterson winds up with Dem Nomination for Governor even in this scenario... Someone like DiNapoli or Bloomberg would likely run and beat Paterson.

Governor's race- Bloomberg 51 Paladino 46 (Some of New York's Minor Parties would likely nominate their own candidates.)

As for the Democrats Primary Gillibrand loses to Cuomo (IMO of course) 35-32 with Meeks drawing 20% and Lowey 13%

Pataki wins the GOP Primary in a squeaker with 28% of the vote Mangano picks up 25% Kelly 24% Collins 23%. Mangano plays up the tea party role and nearly catches Pataki but can't quite do so.

General Election- Cuomo50% Pataki 49%. Really, New York was a recruiting fail for the GOP. while they don't pick up the seat, the 2010 climate + Pataki as the nominee allows the GOP to spend more in Senate races they have a better shot at winning and ultimately they pickup Colorado, Nevada and West Virginia forcing a 50-50 senate.
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« Reply #3 on: April 18, 2013, 07:04:20 PM »

Its 2010: If Patterson merely ran, he gets edged out by Carl Paladino 50-48 for the Governorship after continually surging in the polls because of Carl Paladino being CARL PALADINO.

George Pataki barely wins the Republican primary, but defeats Gillibrand, who edges Cuomo by 36-33 margin, nevertheless by a fairly decent margin.

I still don't think Paterson winds up with Dem Nomination for Governor even in this scenario... Someone like DiNapoli or Bloomberg would likely run and beat Paterson.

Governor's race- Bloomberg 51 Paladino 46 (Some of New York's Minor Parties would likely nominate their own candidates.)

As for the Democrats Primary Gillibrand loses to Cuomo (IMO of course) 35-32 with Meeks drawing 20% and Lowey 13%

Pataki wins the GOP Primary in a squeaker with 28% of the vote Mangano picks up 25% Kelly 24% Collins 23%. Mangano plays up the tea party role and nearly catches Pataki but can't quite do so.

General Election- Cuomo50% Pataki 49%. Really, New York was a recruiting fail for the GOP. while they don't pick up the seat, the 2010 climate + Pataki as the nominee allows the GOP to spend more in Senate races they have a better shot at winning and ultimately they pickup Colorado, Nevada and West Virginia forcing a 50-50 senate.

I think Bloomberg wins bigger against Paladino, but again, I don't think Bloomberg runs. Against anyone but Paterson, Paladino loses, with differing margins. Pataki, however, I think wins the Senate seat by a little bit if Gillibrand is the candidate, 55-45 if Cuomo is the nominee.
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« Reply #4 on: May 30, 2013, 09:04:50 AM »

Jimmy McMillan 98,3%
Write-in: Herman Cain 2%
The others 0,7%

Jimmy McMillan caucus with Republicans because the Debt is too Damn High and the Economical Recovery is too Damn slow!
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