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Robbins

(5,066 posts) Tue Nov 5, 2013, 08:29 PM Nov 2013

Look at early numbers In virignia

While Mcauliffe is technicaly behind although it's been reported from exit polls he is winning both the dems In LT Gov and AG races
are already ahead In early numbers.Could this be a sign that Governor's race iN virignia may be closest race afterall and Democrats
will do better In LT Governor and AG races?

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Look at early numbers In virignia (Original Post) Robbins Nov 2013 OP

SW Virginia is coming in first. Dawson Leery Nov 2013 #1

They just called the election for Christie yeoman6987 Nov 2013 #8

Mostly likely... CherokeeDem Nov 2013 #2

right now... chillfactor Nov 2013 #3

looking at numbers now beachbum bob Nov 2013 #4

IGNORE EARLY RETURNS! Rural/red areas report first. s-cubed Nov 2013 #5

Thanks. This is what I was thinking. Grateful for Hope Nov 2013 #6

9% have reported. The exit polls indicate that the number of women voting was large, so I would lostincalifornia Nov 2013 #7

Dawson Leery

(19,348 posts)

1. SW Virginia is coming in first.

Reply to Robbins (Original post)

Tue Nov 5, 2013, 08:33 PM

Nov 2013

The Cooch's numbers in the area far below what McDonnell won in 2009 and the Romneybot in 2012.

yeoman6987

(14,449 posts)

8. They just called the election for Christie

Reply to Dawson Leery (Reply #1)

Tue Nov 5, 2013, 09:03 PM

Nov 2013

How weird. They just closed the polls and 0 percent of the votes are in and they called it for Christie already. What is going on in New Jersey???

CherokeeDem

(3,709 posts)

2. Mostly likely...

Reply to Robbins (Original post)

Tue Nov 5, 2013, 08:34 PM

Nov 2013

it means the urban areas haven't tallied and reported their votes. Let's hope that's what's happening.

chillfactor

(7,584 posts)

3. right now...

Reply to Robbins (Original post)

Tue Nov 5, 2013, 08:35 PM

Nov 2013

Va. Governor »

Cuccinelli

Rep.

52.3%

McAuliffe

Dem.

38.7

Sarvis

Lib.

9.0

beachbum bob

(10,437 posts)

4. looking at numbers now

Reply to Robbins (Original post)

Tue Nov 5, 2013, 08:35 PM

Nov 2013

Is waste if time....

s-cubed

(1,385 posts)

5. IGNORE EARLY RETURNS! Rural/red areas report first.

Reply to Robbins (Original post)

Tue Nov 5, 2013, 08:39 PM

Nov 2013

McAuliffe's strength is in northern Virginia and Hampton area. Exit polls are good.

Grateful for Hope

(39,320 posts)

6. Thanks. This is what I was thinking.

Reply to s-cubed (Reply #5)

Tue Nov 5, 2013, 08:45 PM

Nov 2013

The urban areas will far out vote the rural areas.

It is the same in NY. Our rural areas are far more conservative than our urban areas.

lostincalifornia

(3,639 posts)

7. 9% have reported. The exit polls indicate that the number of women voting was large, so I would

Reply to Robbins (Original post)

Tue Nov 5, 2013, 08:46 PM

Nov 2013

suspect we should start to see things turning for us soon, I predict when 20 to 25% of the vote is in.

It is quite possible that states like Virginia may start to make Florida less of a must win for Democrats in the future, though I think even Florida is getting sooooooo tired of what the republicans have done to their state

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