By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  October 30th at 02:21 PM  | 

GUBERNATORIAL RACES: AL-GOV: Bentley(R)-56% Sparks(D)-44% AK-GOV: Parnell(R)-59% Berkowitz(D)-39% Others-2% AZ-GOV: Brewer(R)-60% Goddard(D)-40% AR-GOV: Beebe(D)-62% Keet(R)-38% CA-GOV: Brown(D)-51% Whitman(R)-42% Others-7% CO-GOV: Tancredo(C)-49% Hickenlooper(D)-47% Maes(R)-4% CT-GOV: Foley(R)-51% Malloy(D)-49% FL-GOV: Scott(R)-52% Sink(D)-48% GA-GOV: Deal(R)-52% Barnes(D)-43% Monds(L)-5% HI-GOV: Aiona(R)-50.5% Abercrombie(D)-49.5% ID-GOV: Otter(R)-72% Allred(D)-28% IL-GOV: Brady(R)-49% Quinn(D)-42% Others-9% IA-GOV: Branstad(R)-65% Culver(D)-35% KS-GOV: Brownback(R)-71% Holland(D)-29% ME-GOV: LePage(R)-41% Cutler(I)-32% Mitchell(D)-25% Others-2% MD-GOV: O’Malley(D)-55% Ehrlich(R)-45% MA-GOV: Baker(R)-46% Patrick(D)-45% Cahill(I)-9% MI-GOV: Snyder(R)-58% Bernerio(D)-37% Others-5% | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  August 20th at 08:48 AM  | 

AL-GOV: Bentley(R)-54% Sparks(D)-46% AR-GOV: Beebe(D)-57% Keet(R)-43% CA-GOV: Whitman(R)-52% Brown(D)-48% CO-GOV: Hickenlooper(D)-55% Maes(R)-31% Tancredo(C)-14% CT-GOV: Malloy(D)-51% Foley(R)-49% GA-GOV: Deal(R)-53% Barnes(D)-44% Monds(L)-3% ID-GOV: Otter(R)-77% Allred(D)-23% IL-GOV: Brady(R)-56% Quinn(D)-44% IA-GOV: Branstad(R)-58% Culver(D)-42% KS-GOV: Brownback(R)-71% Holland(D)-29% ME-GOV: LePage(R)-53% Mitchell(D)-47% MI-GOV: Snyder(R)-57% Bernerio(D)-43% MN-GOV: Emmer(R)-51% Dayton)D)-47% Horner(IP)-2% NE-GOV: Heineman(R)-80% Meister(D)-20% NV-GOV: Sandoval(R)-65% Reid(D)-35% NM-GOV: Martinez(R)-52% Denish(D)-48% OH-GOV: Kasich(R)-54% Strickland(D)-46% OK-GOV: Fallin(R)-55% Askins(D)-45% OR-GOV: Kitzhaber(R)-53% Dudley(D)-47% PA-GOV: Corbett(R)-59% Onorato(D)-41% SC-GOV: Haley(R)-59% | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  July 19th at 05:43 PM  | 

Here’s a rundown of how I think tomorrow night’s GA Primaries will go: Governor: Republican Primary: Handel 27% Deal 24% Johnson 19% Oxendine 15% McBerry 9% Chapman 5% Putnam 1% Deal wins the Runoff 54-46. Democratic Primary: Barnes 55% Baker 29% Porter 13% Poythress 2% Mangham 1% Camon and Bolton receive less than 1%. Deal beats Barnes 52-48. Lieutenant Governor: Democratic Primary: Porter 80% McCracken | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  June 20th at 03:11 PM  | 

The June 22 Primary is fast approaching, Here are the states that are hosting Primaries: North Carolina: Polls close here at 8 PM EDT. Here are the races to watch: NC-SEN DEM Primary Runoff: This race is in a runoff after Secretary of State Elaine Marshall and State Senator Cal Cunningham failed to clear 40%. I have no dog in this race. I see Marshall | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  June 1st at 06:18 PM  | 

Here are my predictions for today’s Primaries: AL-GOV GOP Primary: Byrne 34% Moore 31% James 26% Bentley 5% Johnson 3% Potts 1% Taylor 1% AL-GOV GOP Runoff: Byrne 54% Moore 46% AL-GOV DEM Primary: Davis 55% Sparks 45% I see Byrne beating Davis 53-47. AL-LT GOV GOP Primary: Ivey 65% Erwin 28% Ponder 7% I see Incumbent Democrat Jim Folsom Jr. beating Ivey 54-46. AL-AG | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  May 17th at 07:03 PM  | 

Here are my predictions for the upcoming Primaries on May 18: KY-SEN GOP Primary: Paul 53% Grayson 44% Stephenson 2% Martin and Scribner poll either at or below 1%. KY-SEN DEM Primary: Mongiardo 51% Conway 45% Price 3% Buckmaster and Farmer poll either at or under 1%. Paul beats Mongiardo 51-49 in the General. KY-03 GOP Primary: Lally 50% Reetz 41% Hausman 4% Durbin 3% | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  May 4th at 06:58 PM  | 

Tonight, there’s going to be Senate Primaries in NC, OH, and IN. Here’s my predictions for the races: IN-SEN: Incumbent Democratic US Senator Evan Bayh is retiring. Congressman Brad Ellsworth is unopposed for the Democratic nomination. Bank Branch Manager Don Bates Jr., Plumbing Contractor Richard Behney, former US Senator Dan Coats, former Congressman John Hostettler, and State Senator Marlin Stutzman are in the hunt for | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  May 1st at 09:48 AM  | 

Here’s a rundown of how I think the 2010 GA races will go: Governor: Incumbent Republican Governor George “Sonny” Perdue is term-limited. On the Republican side, State Senators Jeff Chapman and Eric Johnson, Congressman Nathan Deal, former Secretary of State Karen Handel, Radio Station Owner Ray McBerry, State Insurance Commissioner John W. Oxendine, and Wal-Mart Employee Otis Putnam are in the running. On the Democratic | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  April 30th at 05:10 PM  | 

After long consideration, I have decided to endorse former Congressman John N. Hostettler for the Indiana Senate seat vacated by Evan Bayh, and here’s the issues and a list of his accomplishments in the House that bring me to my decision: The Issues: 1. Taxes and Spending: Mr. Hostettler believes that it is not that the federal government taxes too little, it is that it | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  April 28th at 10:03 PM  | 

After long consideration, I have decided to support Chuck Purgason for Missouri Senate. Here are the issues I base my support of Purgason on: 1. Balanced Budget: Purgason knows that the number one plank of the Republican Party platform is a balanced budget. But when the GOP was in charge with the President, House, and Senate, why was it not balanced? Spending increased under their | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  March 13th at 08:03 PM  | 

Here’s my take on the 2010 Senate races 8 months out. Retiring Incumbents: CT-SEN: Incumbent Democratic US Senator Chris Dodd is retiring. On the Democratic side, Software Executive Merrick Alpert, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, and former Greenwich First Selectman Roger Pearson are in the running. On the Republican side, former World Wrestling Entertainment CEO Linda McMahon, former Congressman Rob Simmons, and Euro Pacific Capital President | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  March 7th at 11:37 PM  | 

Here’s a Rundown of how I think the 2010 VA races will go: Congress: The GOP holds districts 1, 4, 6, and 7. The Democrats hold district 3. VA-02: Incumbent Democratic Congressman Glenn Nye is running for re-election. The Democrats have unified behind Nye. On the GOP side, former Virginia Beach GOP Chair Kenny Golden, Engineering Contractor Ben Loyola, Defense Contractor Ed Maulbeck, Army Reserve | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  March 5th at 07:52 PM  | 

After watching this race develop for a while, I’ve decided to endorse State Senator Mick Mulvaney for Congress against John Spratt. Here are the issues that I base my endorsement of Mulvaney on: 1. The Role of Government: Mulvaney is a believer in the Constitution, limited government, and that the government’s primary duty is to protect our personal freedoms so that we can do our | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  March 4th at 07:20 PM  | 

After long consideration, I have decided to support Sue Lowden for he US Senate. Here are the issues I base my support of Lowden on: 1. Taxes: If elected, Lowden has stated that she will work to cut taxes. Lowden believes that reducing taxes is not just an economic issue, but it is a moral issue. And that there are two fundamental lines of thinking | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  February 28th at 04:36 PM  | 

Here’s a rundown of how I think the TX races will go: Governor: Incumbent GOP Governor Rick Perry is running for re-election. On the GOP side, Perry, US Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson, and Wharton County GOP Chairwoman Debra Medina are in the running. On the Democratic side, Physician Alma Ludivina Aguado, Teacher Felix Alvarado, Private Investigator Bill Dear, College Professor Clement Glenn, Homebuilder Star Locke, | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  February 26th at 10:10 AM  | 

Via <a href=”http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/gov_paterson_will_not_seek_reelection_SOcqNab2BmqoD7pczxCBXL”>The NY Post</a>: <blockquote>Gov. David Paterson has decided not to seek election to a full term amid a roiling scandal over whether he and his troopers intimidated a woman who’d reported domestic violence against one of his top aides, The Post has learned. Paterson has communicated to top advisers and supporters that he will pull the plug on his campaign today, multiple sources | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  February 18th at 09:33 PM  | 

Here’s an early take on the 2013 Gubernatorial races: New Jersey: Incumbent GOP Governor Chris Christie is running for re-election. Potential candidates for the Democrats are Newark Mayor Corey Booker, Congressmen Rob Andrews, John Adler, Frank Pallone, Steve Rothman, Rush Holt, and Albio Sires, State Assembly Speaker Sheila Y. Oliver, State Assembly Majority Leader Joseph Cryan, State Assembly Speaker Pro-Tempore Jerry Green, State Senate President | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  February 14th at 01:06 AM  | 

Here’s a rundown of how I think the NE races will go: Governor: Incumbent GOP Governor Dave Heineman is running for re-election. On the GOP side, Heineman, Martial Arts Instructor Christopher N. Geary, and Paul Anderson are in the running. There are no Democratic candidates. I expect Heineman to crush Geary and Anderson in the GOP Primary 91-7-2. GOP HOLD. Secretary of State: Incumbent GOP | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  February 11th at 06:20 PM  | 

Here’s a rundown of how I think the NM races will go: Governor: Incumbent Democratic Governor Bill Richardson is term-limited. The Democrats have unified behind Lieutenant Governor Diane Denish. On the GOP side, State Representative Janice Arnold-Jones, Attorney Pete Domeneci Jr., Doña Ana County District Attorney Susana Martinez, Public Relations Firm Owner Doug Turner, and former State GOP Chairman Allen Weh are in the running. | Read More »

By: SE-779 (Diary)  |  February 9th at 10:59 PM  | 

Here’s a rundown of how I think the RI races will go: Governor: Incumbent GOP Governor Donald Carcieri is term-limited. The GOP has unified behind former Gubernatorial Aide John Robitaille. On the Democratic side, General Treasurer Frank Caprio and Attorney General Patrick Lynch are in the running. The Cool Mooses have unified behind Attorney Bob Healey Jr. On the Independent side, former US Senator Lincoln | Read More »