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Dawson Leery

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6. Northam leads by 3.3% in the averages.

Reply to Chasstev365 (Original post)

Mon Nov 6, 2017, 10:55 PM

Nov 2017

Kaine led by 3% in the averages in 2005.
He won by 5.8%.

Obama lead by 0.4% in 2012, he won the state by 4%.

If Democrats turnout, we will walk this.

If not, it will be very close, close enough to be stolen by David Gillespie Duke.

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So, I don't know VA politics very well. Who will win tomorrow: Northam or Gilesspe? [View all] Chasstev365 Nov 2017 OP

Northam, but it will be close. Turnout is important. FSogol Nov 2017 #1

Northam by 4 or 5 points. quartz007 Nov 2017 #2

Probably Northam Tiggeroshii Nov 2017 #3

I hear it's close enough to steal. Control-Z Nov 2017 #4

That's always what they shoot for but I think we've got this one. Mcauliffe... brush Nov 2017 #10

+1, VA isn't a Republican Voter Suppression state though so we'll see uponit7771 Nov 2017 #13

Depends on who counts the votes. L. Coyote Nov 2017 #5

Northam leads by 3.3% in the averages. Dawson Leery Nov 2017 #6

My worry is the 2014 Senate election... Drunken Irishman Nov 2017 #11

I think a lot of people were complacent that election RhodeIslandOne Nov 2017 #14

Are the VA state democrats doing anything to ensure a fair election? Chasstev365 Nov 2017 #7

Northam, I hope! FM123 Nov 2017 #8

hoping for northam fallout87 Nov 2017 #9

Depends on turnout MiniMe Nov 2017 #12