Wow, there's a LOT of really, really close races out there still...
These two seem lost, alas:
sozobe wrote:Deborah Pryce vs. Mary Jo Kilroy is the other Ohio one I'm watching closely -- Pryce is evil (always disliked her, and she's been barraging my mailbox with really odious negative ads about Kilroy). Right now it's 51/49 Kilroy.
Pryce is ahead 51%/49%, some 3,500 votes, with 99% of precincts reporting..
JPB wrote:I think the House will shift to the Democrats and I'm even holding out hope for Dan Seals to beat Mark Kirk in the IL-10th District. He was -25 points in early Oct and +2 last week (I did my part).
Kirk is ahead 53% to 47%, with 71% of precincts in.
Sadly, Iraq war veteran Tammy Duckworth also didnt make it in IL 6.
But run through the list of other House races that are still incredibly close:
- Republican incumbent Musgrave vs Paccione in CO 4, 46%/43%, with 63% in;
- Republican incumbent Simmons vs Courtney in CT 2, 50%/50% with 92% of the results in;
- Democratic incumbent Marshall vs Collins in GA 8, 50%/50% with 94% in;
- Democratic incumbent Barrow vs Burns in GA 12, 50%/50% with 95% in;
- Republican incumbent Porter vs Hafen in NV 3, 48%/47% with 63% in;
- Republican incumbent Wilson vs Madrid in NM 1, 50%/50% with 93% in;
- Republican incumbent Gerlach vs Murphy in PA 6, 49%/51% with 78% in;
- Republican incumbent Cubin vs Trauner in Wyoming (!), 48%/48% with 98% in...
