Mid Term Election 2014 info

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Republican Strategist: GOP Midterm Win Coming Thanks To ‘Conga Line Of Screw-ups’ By Obama [VIDEO]

Posted By Al Weaver On 3:27 PM 10/19/2014 In | No Comments
 
Could things be turning in the direction of Republicans with 16 days until the midterm elections? Some strategists seem to think so.

On “Meet The Press” Sunday, GOP strategist Mike Murphy told host Chuck Todd that with a little more than two weeks, the midterms are shaping up well for Republicans because of a “narrative of incompetence” on President Barack Obama’s part, along with his ever-dwindling poll numbers.

“You can’t get Alison Grimes to admit who she voted for with the jaws of life. I mean that was a disaster for her and Mitch McConnell’s going to win,” said Murphy. ”The president’s numbers are down at 40 percent; I mean, broccoli is at 45. You’re going to have a rejection.”

“Right now, I believe the thing is moving in a good Republican direction because of the national reject the president numbers.”

“We have had a conga line of screw-ups here with the IRS, the Syria red line fiasco, now we have Ebola,” said Murphy, noting that campaigns shouldn’t politicize the issue too much.

“It does become a narrative of incompetence. He’s going to get punished”

 

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Senate Projections Summary


  State Republican Democrat/Ind. Incumbent Projected Result



Click here for projected margins of victory

Alabama Jeff Sessions-inc Unopposed Republican Solid GOP Hold
Alaska Dan Sullivan Mark Begich-inc Democrat Weak GOP Gain
Arkansas Tom Cotton Mark Pryor-inc Democrat Mod GOP Gain
Colorado Cory Gardner Mark Udall-inc Democrat Weak GOP Gain
Delaware Kevin Wade Chris Coons-inc Democrat Solid DEM Hold
Georgia David Perdue Michelle Nunn Republican - open Weak GOP Hold
Hawaii Cam Cavasso Brian Schatz-inc Democrat - special Solid DEM Hold
Idaho Jim Risch-inc Briane Mitchell Republican Solid GOP Hold
Illinois Jim Oberweis Dick Durbin-inc Democrat Strong DEM Hold
Iowa Joni Ernst Bruce Braley Democrat - open Weak GOP Gain
Kansas Pat Roberts-inc Greg Orman Republican Weak IND Gain
Kentucky Mitch McConnell-inc Alison Grimes Republican Mod GOP Hold
Louisiana Bill Cassidy Mary Landrieu-inc Democrat Mod GOP Gain
Maine Susan Collins-inc Shenna Bellows Republican Solid GOP Hold
Massachusetts Brian Herr Ed Markey-inc Democrat Solid DEM Hold
Michigan Terri Land Gary Peters Democrat - open Mod DEM Hold
Minnesota Mike McFadden Al Franken-inc Democrat Strong DEM Hold
Mississippi Thad Cochran-inc Travis Childers Republican Strong GOP Hold
Montana Steve Daines Amanda Curtis Democrat - open Solid GOP Gain
Nebraska Ben Sasse Dave Domina Republican - open Solid GOP Hold
New Hampshire Scott Brown Jeanne Shaheen-inc Democrat Weak DEM Hold
New Jersey Jeff Bell Cory Booker-inc Democrat Strong DEM Hold
New Mexico Allen Weh Tom Udall-inc Democrat Solid DEM Hold
North Carolina Thom Tillis Kay Hagan-inc Democrat Weak DEM Hold
Oklahoma (A) James Inhofe-inc Matt Silverstein Republican Solid GOP Hold
Oklahoma (B) James Lankford-inc Connie Johnson Republican - special Solid GOP Hold
Oregon Monica Wehby Jeff Merkley-inc Democrat Solid DEM Hold
Rhode Island Mark Zaccaria Jack Reed-inc Democrat Solid DEM Hold
South Carolina (A) Lindsey Graham-inc Brad Hutto Republican Solid GOP Hold
South Carolina (B) Tim Scott-inc Joyce Dickerson Republican - special Solid GOP Hold
South Dakota Mike Rounds Rick Weiland Democrat - open Mod GOP Gain
Tennessee Lamar Alexander-inc Gordon Ball Republican Solid GOP Hold
Texas John Cornyn-inc David Alameel Republican Solid GOP Hold
Virginia Ed Gillespie Mark Warner-inc Democrat Strong DEM Hold
West Virginia Shelley Capito Natalie Tennant Democrat - open Solid GOP Gain
Wyoming Mike Enzi-inc Charlie Hardy Republican Solid GOP Hold


BOLD - party takeover


Race ratings:
 "Weak" - under 5%
 "Mod" - 5% to under 10%
 "Strong" - 10% to 15%
 "Solid" - over 15%
 
http://www.electionprojection.com/2014-elections/2014-senate-elections.php

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Pro-Hagan Flier Uses Lynching Image, Warns Of ‘Obama’s Impeachment’ If Democrat Loses

Posted By Derek Hunter On 10:33 PM 10/20/2014 In | No Comments

 

The race in North Carolina for Senate is well on its way to being the most expensive Senate race in history, expected to top $100 million by the time it’s over. The contest between incumbent Democrat Kay Hagan and Republican challenger Thom Tillis is also turning incredibly ugly.

Churchgoers in Fayetteville returned to their cars Sunday to find a political flyer on their windshield — which is to be expected 16 days before an election. But this flyer was different from the normal “Vote for candidate X” or “Oppose ballot question Y” fliers people are used to. This flyer was a picture of the lynching of a black man by a white crowd with the words “Kay Hagan Doesn’t WIN! Obama’s IMPEACHMENT Will Begin! Vote in 2014.”



The church is Kingdom Impact Global Ministries, a predominantly African-American congregation. Dawn McNair’s daughter found one of the fliers on her mother’s car and noticed the picture. “My daughter said, ‘Mom, look in the background. They’re lynching somebody.’ It’s the lynching of an African-American man,” Dawn told the Fayetteville Observer.

 
The message to the black parishioners was clear: Vote for the Democrat to protect the black president.

The local chapter of the NAACP doesn’t see a problem with the flier. President of the Fayetteville chapter, James Buxton, told the Observer, “That’s what the community feels. That if the Senate is taken over by the Republicans, and it remains the Republicans (in the majority) in the House of Representatives, they’re going to impeach him.”

County Republican Party Chairwoman Linda Devore saw things a little differently, saying, “I think it’s unfortunate to use this kind of emotion as a means to getting people out to vote. It’s bad information.”

The Fayetteville police are looking into the matter as “hate materials,” and expect federal authorities to be involved as they view the flier as an implied threat against the president.

Buxton of the NAACP sees it differently. WTVD reports him as saying, “he thinks the fliers are more partisan politics, than racist in nature.”

The authority line on the flier reads “Not endorsed by any candidate. Paid for by Concerned Citizens of Cumberland County.” It listed no address, and a search of the Internet turns up no results for the groups.

The Observer reports a former member of Fayetteville’s city council, Curtis Worthy, helped organize a group by that name in the 1990s, but he told them he hasn’t been involved with them for years and he had no idea if they still existed.

A spokesman for Hagan’s campaign was quick to distance the candidate from the lynching flier, telling the Observer, “I don’t know anything about the group or flier. We don’t coordinate with outside groups.”


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