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Has this been posted?quote:Pat Toomey leads Katie McGinty by just a single point in the PA Senate race. http://www.politicspa.com/pa-sen-ppp-poll-toomey-42-mcginty-41/77491/
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Azathoth posted:I think we'll look back on that in 10-20 years and wonder why anyone thought that big business would back a Republican or that it was weird for Democrats to be cozy with Wall Street. There are plenty of CEOs backing Clinton even with her very public stances against big business, at least compared to what she was espousing a decade ago. They're dealing with the after effect of the Recession as well, and will have to adapt to a population much less trusting and much more demanding of them, and their practices, than we're using to seeing outside of Europe. EDIT: Ro Khanna was utterly repulsive last electoral cycle, and yes is just a 90s era Republican in a Democratic skin suit. Well, outside of the abortion issue.
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Sep 28, 2016 23:25
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Joementum posted:are you ready for some..... Schumer? who has that schumer clapping in the dnc gif. edit: more seriously, the periodic pandering downstate NY pols do for Western Ny is eye-rolling. But Buffalo is at least on an upswing, being the only rust-belt city outside of Pittsburgh, with an increasing population.
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Oct 7, 2016 16:42
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Alter Ego posted:Dude is basically a Republican who's only a Democrat because of his father. He was a very conservative Democrat who retired in 2010 and now wants back in because reasons. He also peaced out of Congress by lambasting politicians turning into lobbyists, then promptly became one.
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Oct 7, 2016 16:45
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edit wrong thread lol
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Oct 12, 2016 23:24
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Badger of Basra posted:can someone who knows about The Polls explain what it means that the "leading" candidate still only has 43% of the vote It's a crazy election? A majority of those undecided are conservatives feeling grossed out by Trump, and therefore the generic Republican candidate.
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Oct 12, 2016 23:38
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oystertoadfish posted:also the gop is trying to ratfuck democrats in NY-21 by talking about how the green party candidate is the real progressive. i don't really know why dke hates the top-two system so much; it seems like avoiding this sort of thing, or the way maine's non-insane voters split between two candidates and made paul lepage a two-term governor, makes up for the occasional lockout by two strong candidates from the minority party (maine might go to the theoretically superior IVR tho iirc, isn't there a ballot measure about that? how is that looking? it would be interesting to see how americans react to that, i think it'd be the highest level it's been applied at in this country?) Derrick, like almost all democratic campaigns, are going after the Trump connection https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYLxGGxYS14 I don't think she has a chance, especially in NY.
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Oct 18, 2016 21:00
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Concerned Citizen posted:derrick is going to lose real bad Color me corrected: http://www.rollcall.com/news/politics/elise-stefanik-lead-internal-poll-new-york-mike-derrick Upstate NY!
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Perhaps its too early to say this, but I think there's some evidence showing that NC closing half its poll places between 2012 and 2016 has negatively affected AA voting numbers, and therefore Dems chances downballot in the state.
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