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Rush did a piece on the 4th in NC, my district. Basically, it allowed BJ Lawson's contributions to skyrocket. I was in the Cary campaign office today and the phones were off the hook.
went from safe to likely just like Barney's district.
Rush did a piece on the 4th in NC, my district. Basically, it allowed BJ Lawson's contributions to skyrocket. I was in the Cary campaign office today and the phones were off the hook.
went from safe to likely just like Barney's district.
note...
Likely: These seats are not considered competitive at this point but have the potential to become engaged.
Since polling information is sporadic, cook's definition means nothing. The election is completely in play.
So you make mention of the fact Cook changed it to likely, and then when given Cook's mention of what likely is you suddenly decide it means nothing. Interesting...
Not to mention the majority of the others have it listed as safe. Does Price win by his 26 point margin from 08? No, it will be closer, but he will win by double digits.
Likely: These seats are not considered competitive at this point but have the potential to become engaged.
Note; You're in the wrong column. Bwaney is now a "lean".
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Likely: These seats are not considered competitive at this point but have the potential to become engaged. Lean: These are considered competitive races but one party has an advantage.
Toss-Up: These are the most competitive; either party has a good chance of winning.
In a D+14 district, in MASS.
He's still leading, but it's closer than it should be.
So you make mention of the fact Cook changed it to likely, and then when given Cook's mention of what likely is you suddenly decide it means nothing. Interesting...
Not to mention the majority of the others have it listed as safe. Does Price win by his 26 point margin from 08? No, it will be closer, but he will win by double digits.
How do you know he'll win by double digits? Even Obama 2008 voters and Dems are volunteers stumping for Lawson. Price didn't win by much in 2008 considering it was an Obama year and anyone with an R was branded an enemy. Dems vote Lawson, but I have yet to meet a Rep who votes Price. Associating Price with Pelosi was a brilliant move since NC-4, even with the pseudo-intellectual coffeeshop trolls lurking CH and Carrboro, is no San Fransisco.
I just think it's cute that you judge a district you don't live anywhere near.
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