Just as I said I would, I voted straight Working Families. Yes on Absentee Ballots, No on any Town Charter revision. The parking lot was full which might lead you to think turnout was high if you didn’t read the vote counter on the scoring machine. Two Hartford precincts will remain open for an extra half hour because the voter lists were delivered late this morning.
This is an opportunity for you to record the debacle, which appears at the moment to be every bit as bad as the gloomiest predictions. So Democrats, do you care about “electoral victory” or not? Or only if the “right” kind of Democrats (meaning Blue Dog, Third Way, DLC, New Democrats) win? Don’t be afraid to contribute your personal thoughts, we publish lots of stuff with which we don’t necessarily agree.
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Shelley Moore Capito is projected to win in West Virginia, defeating Democrat Natalie Tennant. Capito will replace retiring Democratic Senator Jay Rockefeller.
McConnell holds onto his
shellseat.Jim Inhofe (R) wins re-election to the U.S. Senate in Oklahoma.
James Lankford (R) wins election to the U.S. Senate in Oklahoma
Cory Booker (D) wins re-election to the U.S. Senate in New Jersey
Ed Markey (D) wins re-election to the U.S. Senate in Massachusetts.
Susan Collins (R) wins re-election to the U.S. Senate in Maine.
Thad Cochran (R) wins election to the U.S. Senate in Mississippi.
Sen Tim Scott (R) is elected to a full term and Sen. Lindsay “Butchmeup” Graham is reelected in South Carolina.
Sen. Jeff Sessions reelected in Alabama
Governors
Ohio: Governor John Kasich wins in Ohio
South Carolina: Governor Nikki Haley is reelected.
Democrat Tom Wolf is projected to defeat incumbent Republican Governor Tom Corbett in Pennsylvania.
Bill Haslam (R) wins re-election as governor of Tennessee
Robert Bentley (R) wins re-election as governor of Alabama
Senate: Mark Prior (D) lost his reelection bid to Republican State Senator Tom Cotton.
Asa Hutchinson (R) wins the governorship
NH AG: Hanover polling place evacuated after fire alarm. People may have voted after poll closed. Possible emergency court heearing tonight.
Governor Maggie Hassan (D) is projected to win reelection.
Sen Jeanne Shaheen reelected in New Hampshire. That makes Brown a loser in Senate races in two states to two women. 🙂
Reublican Mike Rounds picks up the South Dakota Senate seat vacated by Democrat Tim Johnson.
Al Frankin (D) reelected in Minnesota.
Republican Greg Abbott defeats Wendy Davis in Texas governor’s race.
New York: incumbent Gov. Andrew Cuomo is the projected winner
Senate
GOP John Cornyn wins re-election to the U.S. Senate in Texas.
Dem Gary Peters wins election to the U.S. Senate in Michigan
Dem Dick Durbin wins re-election to the U.S. Senate in Illinois
Ben Sasse wins election to the U.S. Senate in Nebraska holding the seat for Republicans.
Governor
Dennis Daugaard wins re-election as South Dakota governor.
From CNN
Republican Steve Daines wins the seat held by Sen. Max Baucus (D)
GOP Matt Mead wins re-election as governor of Wyoming
GOP Terry Branstad wins re-election as governor of Iowa
Democrat Tom Udall holds onto his seat. Mark Udall’s race in Colorado is still undecided
Democrat Gina Raimondo wins election as governor of Rhode Island.
GOP Cory Gardner wins election to the U.S. Senate in Colorado
GOP Gov. Rick Snyder won reelection
AP is projecting Rick Scott as the winner
Republican Mary Fallin reelected
GOP Susana Martinez wins re-election as governor of New Mexico.
Massachusetts voters elected Democrat Maura Healey attorney general on Tuesday. She is the first openly gay attorney general in the country.
Rep. John Barrow, the last white Democrat from the Deep South, has lost his seat in Georgia
AP projects Doug Ducey as the winner
GOP David Perdue the projected winner