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Indiana Primary Results.

By: Moe Lane (Diary)  |  May 4th, 2010 at 07:56 PM  | 

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I can’t maintain this one: kid needs a bath. IN Secretary of State site here.

by streiff– I’m putting kids to bed and following it on Twitter.

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  • Kentucky Scott

    www.politco.com

  • Kentucky Scott

    www.politico.com

    wish there was a comment delete option

  • ffc99

    41% of precincts in and he has a 10 point (26k vote) lead. No surprise there.

  • ffc99

    54% of precincts in. Lead is now 9% (and 30k total votes). It’s going to be an early night for the Senate candidates in Indiana.

  • streiff

    52% in. Coats 40%, Stutzman 31%, Hostettler 20%

  • pilgrim

    The open seat 8th has a primary unopposed guy with a whole lot more votes than either Bucshon or Risk. In the 2nd and 9th there are more votes for the Rs than the incumbents Ds, Donnelly and Hill.

  • shadowtax

    by about 40 to 30 to 20.

  • http://www.theprecinctproject.wordpress.com ColdWarrior

    with 60.9 per cent of the vote in, with Coats at 40.1 per cent to Stutzman’s 30.3 per cent.

    Dang it.

  • http://ruminationsaspirations.blogspot.com jonbingham

    1) Indiana flubs its golden opportunity to encourage real change in the Republican Party and thus for the country. If not in the 2010 political environment, then when?
    2) The Republican Establishment (led by Cornyn and McConnell) will errantly feel smug and more secure in their leadership.
    3) Jim DeMint will learn not to wait so late if he’s going to endorse a candidate.
    4) Conservatives/tea partiers need to have ONLY ONE CHALLENGER to Lugar in 2012. Don’t split the vote in opposition to the establishment candidate.

  • klondike

    My public enemy number one is any so-called Republican or conservative who does not vote.

    Is it true that voter turnout was light?

    Un-freakin-believable, if true.

  • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens

    We won’t win every one like we did in Florida.

    Marlin did a lot better than he would have had we not tried.

  • ktsub

    Best news is Marshall and DSCC backed Cunningham inching to a run-off in North Carolina. Runoff at end of June, tie them up for longer there.

  • lineholder

    Very, VERY low turn out from what I’ve heard so far…below 2006. I wish I could find the words to explain to the members of Red State what the environment in NC is really like right now. I live in central NC and I work with the public every day. People here have their own political beliefs, but this state has been split 50/50 since the 2008 elections. We walked on eggshells for the first year after the 2008 election of what could be said to whom and when it could be said. That is changing now. It isn’t complacency that I sense in people. Neither is it any kind of fear. It is something that is unusual and hard to define, almost as if the greater portion of the population of this state has become very wary, watchful and weary to the extreme of dividing American against American, North Carolinian against North Carolinian. The impression that I get in talking to people is that they are beginning to resent it…being divided and being pitted against each other this way.

  • Finrod

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  • proudgop

    Lets talk about congressional primaries and I hope Moe can start highlighting out candidates tomorrow who won tonight from IN, OH, and NC

    IN 2 Warlorski
    IN 8 Dr Buchson
    not sure who won to take on Hill yet

    Jeff Miller in NC
    Pantaro in NC

  • proudgop

    I think this is great news voters in 9th were tired of Sodrel and Hill matches

    Todd Young adds young fresh new face

  • pilgrim

    Jackie Warlorski – She is 47
    Dr. Larry Bucshon is 48
    Todd Young is 38

    All 3 have an excellent chance of winning the general. I thought it was very interesting that former congressman Mark Sodrel came in behind both Todd Young and Travis Hankins. It shows anti-incumbent sentiment even for 2006 incumbents.

  • IJB

    And I think Hill is going down against any of the possibilities.

    But Sodrel coming in 3rd in the IN-09 primary pretty much says his political career in Congress is over.

    I am still worried about IN-08, though…

  • proudgop

    Renacci wins to face Boccieri in Ohio
    Turnout for Republicans was big in Ohio even though most competitive primary for night was for Dems. Fisher won by 10 pts not a lot compared to huge money advantage he had

    The race to face Space is way too close.

  • IJB

    In NC-08, someone the NRCC absolutely *doesn’t* want winning, some contractor (with shady connections?…) is currently in first place. Luckily, he didn’t get over 40%, so he’s heading into a runoff with someone else, which probably increases the odds that the NRCC will get their wish.

    And, unfortunately, Walter Jones breezed through in NC-03, so the voters there once again *failed*.

    I don’t know what’s going to happen in OH-18 though…

  • proudgop

    I doubt NRCC plays hard in district now

    Space should of never won this district he only did due to corruption

  • IJB

    I just checked the IN SoS’s 2010 Primary Election results – and there were indeed more GOP votes total (remember – there were 8 GOP candidates there!) than votes for the D.

  • IJB

    The NRCC wants Gibbs, and he’s ahead right now in OH-18. But even assuming Gibbs doesn’t win, I’m pretty sure that the NRCC just won’t “write this district off”…

  • nessa

    The NRCC’s favorite was Huddleston, a Colon Powell protege. He’s out. Tim, the “shady contractor” actually built his own business, sold it for a profit and has recently started another which is following the same path. The runoff is between him and the sportscaster from Charlotte. I’m confident Tim will walk away with it, I’ll let y’all know more in a day or two when I’ve sorted it out.

  • proudgop

    on race

    http://blogs.cqpolitics.com/eyeon2010/2010/05/nc-house-8th-looking-like-a-ru.html

  • IJB