Comments on Advance Indiana™: Election Day Predictions

Excellent predictions. I'm not sure I disagre...

2010-11-01T23:04:52.539-05:00

Excellent predictions. I'm not sure I disagree with any of them.

I am very hopeful that the numbers for Libertarian...

2010-11-01T19:13:13.352-05:00

I am very hopeful that the numbers for Libertarian candidates reflect your predictions or more! However, the name recognition of any of the SOS candidates is very weak statewide, and when that is the case, offices like this tend to follow the broader trends. Most Hoosiers don't know much about the office of SOS (sadly), or the issues surrounding the Republican candidate. I doubt the impact of his problems will be that great.

Most of the early voters in my precinct historical...

2010-11-01T17:35:17.295-05:00

Most of the early voters in my precinct historically are disproportionately Republican. It varies from precinct to precinct. I have a number of people who live in my precinct who are out of town on election day.

Of course people can early-vote for Republicans, t...

2010-11-01T16:44:22.858-05:00

Of course people can early-vote for Republicans, too.

Further, look to Florida, Ohio, Virginia and North...

2010-11-01T13:29:37.305-05:00

Further, look to Florida, Ohio, Virginia and North Carolina to see just how many seats shift from blue to red. This year will show what the Republicans can do at full strength. See if there's enough power to shift those blue states red in the 2012 presidential race.

Also look at total votes cast for each party to give an idea just where this country stands.

Nationally, if the Republicans don't win big, tomorrow, they are going to be in huge trouble, because the Census numbers are coming, as is congressional reallocation.

The red states may be angry and motivated, but how many of these voters are there? How many red delegates will be lost in 2012 through reapportionment?

I'm going to be looking hard at the Brown-Whitman race.