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qando.net - 11/4/2008
Key Senate Races
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I ’ve been playing around over at Pollster.com looking at the various trend lines and polls in some Senate races I’m interested in. My predictions: Georgia - Chambliss (R) will win. Whether he avoids a runoff or wins outright depends on the number of votes the Libertarian candidate ...

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swingstateproject.com - 10/31/2008
: Nov. 4, 2008 Poll Closing Times & Key Races
— swingstateproject.com — It's Indiana. And Kentucky. Their legislatures don't want unionized shift workers voting, or the black guys whose bosses can say to them, "LeRoy, we got a big delivery coming in tomorrow, I need you to stay on another couple of hours to clean up in ... (more) : Nov. 4, 2008 Poll Closing Times & Key Races
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politickerpa.com - 11/3/2008
Marine vet at Russell rally: Murtha a 'fat little bastard'
— politickerpa.com — NEW STANTON -- Republican congressional candidate Bill Russell's rally on Sunday featured several Iraq war veterans vehemently criticizing U.S. Rep. John Murtha (D- Johnstown ), who they say betrayed them when he said troops in Iraq killed innocent ... (more) Marine vet at Russell rally: Murtha a 'fat little ...

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pajamasmedia.com - 10/31/2008
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— pajamasmedia.com — October 31, 2008 MURTHA'S IN TROUBLE: Veteran Democratic Rep. John Murtha (Pa.) has sent out a last-minute plea for $1 million to save his hotly contested seat, endangered by his own remarks describing his district as racist. If you'd like to help ... (more) Instapundit.com -

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A Couple More Predictions
PoliBlog: A Rough Draft of my Thoughts — ... out: Senate: Dems +7 House: Dems +20-25 Turnout: 65% And again, my EC prediction: 364-174 for Obama Some other predictions from around the ‘Sphere: James Joyner: Election Prediction: Obama 325, McCain 213 (Updated). Nate Silver: Today’s Polls and Final Election Projection: Obama 349, McCain 189 Radley Balko: Predictions (Obama 322-216 + a state-by-state rundown) McQ just looks at Key Senate Races Jesse Walker at Hit and Run reckons “Joe Biden has a better shot ...

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