Skipper Obama Defeated by Republican Tsunami

A Republican Tsunami has defeated Skipper Obama who failed to navigate his S.S. Obama in the direction of improving the national economy.

Was the S.S. Obama shipwrecked after a 15,634-hour ride?

“Little Buddy, my Socialist Ship is Sinking” – Skipper Barack Obama

“Where is the fugitive from the Wizard of Oz when we need him?” -Gilligan Biden

Will Obama change course to cut government spending and make job creation a top priority?

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Nov 3rd 2:00 pm

New Balance of Power, January 2011 (4)

Senate

2 Independents

House

191

243

Governor

1 Independent

Democrat
Republican

Midterm Indecision 2010

Jan 3, 2011 The United States Senate (1)
Republicans gained 6? Seats
Democrats lost 6? Seats

Election Results: 51? Democrats* (-6), 46? Republicans (+6) – 2 Undecided

13 Democrats and 24 Republicans were elected (4)

* Includes two independents, Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, who caucus with the Democrats

51 seats needed for a Majority

Senate Race Projections:
Oct 29, 2010: 47 Democrats, 36 Republicans, and 17 Undecided
Nov 01, 2010: 52 Democrats, 48 Republicans

86% PROBABILITY that Democrats control 51 seats, Nov 2nd 2 pm
48 Democrats, 46 Republicans, 4 Toss Up, and 2 Other
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Jan 4, 2011 The House of Representatives(2)
Republicans gained 61? Seats
Democrats lost 61? Seats

Election Results: 185? Democrats, 239? Republicans (+60) – 11 Undecided

218 seats needed for a Majority

House Race Projections:
Oct 29, 2010: 185 Democrats, 200 Republicans, and 50 Undecided
Nov 01, 2010: 181 Democrats, 204 Republicans, and 50 Undecided
Nov 01, 2010: 202 Democrats, 233 Republicans
77% PROBABILITY OF GOP TAKEOVER, Nov 2nd 2 pm
193 Democrats, 215 Republicans, and 27 Toss Up
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Governor Race Projections: GOP gains 6 Governorships, Nov 2nd 2 pm

16 Democrats, 29 Republicans, 4 Toss Up and 1 Other

Election Results: 16 Democrats (-9), 4 Undecided, 29 Republicans (+9) , and 1 Independent
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Current Balance of Power, 2010

Senate

2 Independents

House

257

178

Governor

1 Independent

Democrat
Republican

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Footnotes:

(1) Current United States Senate

57 Democrats, 41 Republicans, 2 Independents
Race for 37 Seats in the November 2nd Elections

Senator Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut was reelected in 2006 as an independent candidate, and became an Independent Democrat.
Senator Bernard Sanders of Vermont was elected in 2006 as an Independent.
Senator Arlen Specter was reelected in 2004 as a Republican, and became a Democrat on April 30, 2009.

(2) Current House of Representatives, Jan 4, 2007

257 Democrats and 178 Republicans
Race for all Seats in the November 2nd Elections

17 Democrats and 20 Republicans are retiring at the end of their current term.

(3) Currently, there are 26 Democrats, 23 Republicans, and 1 Independent Governors.

37 State elections will be held, currently 19 seats are held by Democratic incumbents and 18 by Republican incumbents.

39 elections total to be held, currently 20 seats are held by Democratic incumbents and 19 by Republican incumbents.

(4) Senate: Includes 1 State leaning towards the Democrats – Washington

1 State leaning towards the Republicans – Lisa Murkowski, the Write In Republican from Alaska , will become the second write-in Senate victor in history.

House: Includes 6 Districts leaning towards the Democrats and 4 Districts leaning towards the Republicans

Governor: 4 States are currently leaning towards the Democrats – Connecticut, Vermont, Illinois, and Minnesota

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