Deal and Handel are too closest to loser!!!

[nmbluesky]

Deal 50.3
Handel 49.7
99.8

http://www.politico.com/2010/maps/

[Hawkeye-X]

1. And guess what? They can't demand a recount - all Diebold machines

so suck on that, Georgia.

That is more reason to burn those voting machines from hell to the ground and go paper.

Hawkeye-X

[lonestarnot]

2. K & R! Your post!

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

4. Damn! I had forgotten about that. Diebold machines + no paper trail = NO RECOUNT!

LOL! Suckers!!!

[one_voice]

3. Weird...

I checked on Politico a few minutes ago and it said 100% reporting, now it says 99.9.

Deal 50.2
Handel 49.8

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

5. If we use our common sense in all of these Republican primaries, wouldn't the results

demonstrate two things: (1) the Republican Party is divided, and (2) they aren't happy with their choices?

Could that mean that the Democrats are in a better position? Just look at all of the Republican primary results. All of them up 'til now...in every primary race. What have the results shown? Very, very close contests. That's gotta mean something!

Look at the turnout numbers.

I simply do not believe the polls that the Democrats will suffer that much. Sure, we will lose seats, but I think we'll hold on to a good number of them, and even pick up some, especially on the Senate side.

[KingFlorez]

6. The division is clear

In a late primary or run off like this, the deal should have been closed and the Republicans ready to get behind one candidate. The Republicans do not have their house in order and that's going to pose a problem for them. Roy Barnes has had months to talk to people across Georgia, because he had the primary to himself and that allowed him to hit the ground running. The Democrats are benefiting from a bit of better organization.