Did we lose any Dems in any of the "safe" districts?

[MrScorpio]

Just wondering.

[Taverner]

1. Boxer held here in CA

Yay!

[kick-ass-bob]

2. We did in '94. David Price lost in that wave

but won by > 10 points this time.

[uponit7771]

3. Only 4 out of progressive congress lost, most losses were blue dogs. Without a strategy to...

...get information to the voters in the districts where the blue dogs ran we can expect more of this.

I'm will to get behind something vs nothing, Tim Kaine is handing us nothing.

[MrScorpio]

5. Who were the four progressives? nt

[slackmaster]

4. Californians passed Proposition 20, which will change the way Congressional districts are drawn

It's supposed to bring about an end to "safe" districts.

It's an extension of Proposition 11 from 2008, which created a redistricting commission for state legislative districts.

There was also a proposition (27) on the 2010 ballot to repeal the redistricting commission and give that power back to the state legislature before it even took effect. 27 went down in flames.

[HughMoran]

6. Go here ->

http://elections.nytimes.com/2010/results/house/big-board

We lost one that was definitely supposed to win, others in the second column seem like they should also have been "safe" in a normal election cycle.

[MrScorpio]

7. Thanks, Hugh nt

[karynnj]

12. Thanks for that link

It does show how bad it was.

[pscot]

8. My congressman is hanging on by a thread

Rick Larsen is a somewhat liberal good guy. He has a 500 vote lead over John Koster who is a cement head. A third of the votes still uncounted.

[CatholicEdHead]

9. Oberstar, MN 8

[Brickbat]

10. Yes. Jim Oberstar in Minnesota's Eighth District. He's been there for more than 30 years. Head of

the transportation committee. It's a damn shame.

[Roma]

11. Ann Kirkpatrick in Arizona and Jim Oberstar in Minnesota

We have homes in both states, My wife votes up there and I vote down here. Both of us lost.