2014 Senate Projections

[SB Shock]

One network has called CO for Gardner. Huge win for the Rs.

if that holds it would be huge

[Kung Wu]

One network has called CO for Gardner. Huge win for the Rs.

Saw that as well. Surprising.

[Kung Wu]

I suppose there's an outside chance that Brownback could make up ground with the western half of the state, but I doubt it. He's getting trounced pretty good at the moment: 50/46%

Edit: Whoa! Brownback the comeback kid? Now 49/47 with only 34% reporting.

Wow the KS guber race is fascinating. Brownback just slowly creeping up as the tallies come in. Now only 4,000 votes behind. Orman currently getting curb stomped.

Go here to watch the races in Kansas (it automatically updates):

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/elections/2014/state-races/kansas

Scroll down below the map. And the numbers auto-refresh.

The CBS feed isn't as cool ... doesn't appear to auto-update.

[Dave Stalwart]

Wonder if a lot of the first in info just happened to be fairly D areas.

[Play Angry]

Tillis is outperforming pretty well in the urban areas. Hagan's projected MOV is down to 0.3% and trending the wrong direction (for her). Looking like a recount might be likely there.

Edit: down to 0.2% as I submitted. She better hope Charlotte's turnout is clutch.

[SB Shock]

Republicans going to gain at least 10 seats in the house.

[Kung Wu]

Wonder if a lot of the first in info just happened to be fairly D areas.

Yes. Northeastern Kansas was reporting early, and that's clearly Dem territory (Johnson County/Douglas County). Still they haven't even finished reporting in those counties yet. And the population of western Kansas isn't that big relative to the eastern half of the state. So it could get interesting and go either way still (the goober race that is -- I don't see Orman pulling out of his nosedive).

[SB Shock]

Walker going to win Governor in Wisc

[SB Shock]

Problem with Roberts and Brownback is has some major democrat strongholds outstanding

Johnson ~ 40,000
Wyandote ~ 28,000
Segwick ~ 70,000
Shawnee ~ 40,000

[Play Angry]

NC now projecting to Tillis by the slimmest of margins (<0.05%) based on remaining votes. That would be a knockout blow.

[Kung Wu]

Problem with Roberts and Brownback is has some major democrat strongholds outstanding

Johnson ~ 40,000
Wyandote ~ 28,000
Segwick ~ 70,000
Shawnee ~ 40,000

2200 votes now separating Brownback from catching Davis with 46% reporting.

[Kung Wu]

Problem with Roberts and Brownback is has some major democrat strongholds outstanding

Johnson ~ 40,000
Wyandote ~ 28,000
Segwick ~ 70,000
Shawnee ~ 40,000

Hmm you are right, I thought Johnson had submitted higher percent early on.

Edit: Johnson County is not reporting so they can see how many more votes they need to print out on the "broken" voting machine so that they can win at least one race in Kansas. :)

[Play Angry]

Warner leads by 0.1% with 99% reporting, projected to hang on by 0.3-0.4%. Narrowly avoids one of the biggest upsets in the last thirty years.

Tillis continues to trend well, now projecting to win by 0.1%. Recount still likely there, but finishing ahead on election night is always huge in those.

[DUShock]

JoCo & Sedgwick County usually have early returns. I do know there was an issue with slow computer speeds for processing the electronic ballots. Honestly, I don't know why Sedgwick County has such an issue with the administration of our elections.

[SB Shock]

Warner has taken a 4,000 vote lead in VA