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[cardcrimson]

Looks close in the Senate, but looks like the Republicans will hold on. 47-45-2 right now.

Alaska: Sullivan (R) way ahead

Georgia: Perdue (R) looks likely in seat one, up by 4% with 6% outstanding

Georgia: Clearly a runoff for seat two

Maine: Collins (R) way ahead

Michigan: James (R) ahead by only 9k votes with 4% still to be counted. Dems will steal it.

North Carolina: Tillis (R) ahead by 1.8% with 7% outstanding.

Guessing it will end up 50-46-2, until a January 5th runoff in Georgia, with the Rs winning. . . .

[Genuine Realist]

The continued tally puts James’ lead back up to 23,000, so he MIGHT hang on. Let us pray.

I don’t see the Democrats stealing the election at all, any more than Everett Dirksen stole elections back in the day, when downstate Illinois returns undercut Chicago majorities. The openness of the counting process, poll watchers on both sides, is reassuring  – even open media coverage. It’s a damn sight better than Broward County.

I wouldn't give you two cents for all your fancy rules if, behind them, they didn't have a little bit of plain, ordinary, everyday kindness - yeah, and a little looking out for the other fella, too.

[cardcrimson]

Guess you missed the report on Fox live from the vote counting center in Detroit. Apparently, it’s not a equal number of Dems and Repubs certifying the absentee votes, and interestingly someone actually taped paper on the windows to hinder the public from viewing. Amazing.

[cardcrimson]

And not surprisingly, Peters (D) ahead in Michigan by 5500 votes. . . .

[cardcrimson]

Okay, Michigan has swung 80k votes with the last 2% being reported. That’s about 87% to 13%. Amazing.

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