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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Looking deeper at the 538 results ... all of these are Republican held seats, btw. Going in: 66 R, 34 D Dems have surely won 13 seats: 53 R, 47 D 6 seats are close: 47 R, 47 D 94 - R winning by 12 (!!) votes. All votes in but provos. 28 - R + 104. All votes in but provos. I can't see that changing things. 40 - D + 185. Waiting on PWC absentee ballots. Assuming 750 absentees (15% of election day total) and that they break down by the same %'s as election day voters ... absentees break down 423-327. I think this goes Blue and this is the House MAJORITY LEADER. 27 - R + 138. Waiting on Chesterfield absentee ballots. This may flip but I think it stays R just barely. 68 - D + 463. We're waiting on Chesterfield absentees. Assuming absentees are 15% of election day total ... that's 2,639 ballots. The R won the Chesterfield part of this district 55-44, so that'd break the absentees down 1452-1187. Not enough to make up. I think the D wins here. 85 - D + 447. Waiting on absentee ballots from VA Beach. Gut feeling says the margin is too big to overcome. I think the House is tied or 51-49 D. [/quote] And Dems won big despite all that Republican gerrymandering. Imagine how well they will do once districts are redrawn fairly! [/quote]
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