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i got to tell you the day after is so good today

it was a very good election day as the total indie crowd won which was good as the smart indie people said no more as dems get the US house and almost the senate and the Gov of michigan is still the gov of michigan.

If was a good night big time and if your wondering i stay up until 4 AM, i Sleep in, this Morning and did not used the computer today expect for a update

A update on all the late update from Last Night

well nothing in the Michigan as all the incumbent won last night Jennifer Granholm won and beat back the brought and paid for campaign that cost 40 million Dollars of dick DeVos. but even better news she get a dems control state house with a 58-52 majority almost take the state senate

Debbie Stabenow go back to Washington as the 6 years Sentor

Mike Cox and Terri Lynn Land both won there office easely (Attorney General and Secretary of State).

The only thing that sucks the entire night was the passage of that tricky word Prop 2, it bad but it will be in the court for years.

in Control of the Congress which was good big time

The Dems get 29 seats to win back the House
New House
Dems 229 / GOP 196 / No Indy

Noteable win inclueld:

Arizona's 5th: Harry Mitchell (D) 51 percent, J.D. Hayworth (R)(he the guy that was on all the Fox news talking heads shows) 46 percent

Indiana's 2nd: Joe Donnelly (D) 54 percent, Chris Chocola (R) 46 percent

Kentucky's 3rd: John Yarmuth (D) 51 percent, Anne Northup (R) 48 percent

New Hampshire's 2nd: Paul Hodes (D) 53 percent, Charles Bass (R) 45 percent

North Carolina's 11th: Heath Shuler (D)(The Former TENN QB) 54 percent, Charles Taylor (R) 46 percent

Pennsylvania's 7th: Joe Sestak (D) 56 percent, Curt Weldon (R) 44 percent

Florida's 16th: Tim Mahoney (D) 49 percent, Joe Negron (R) 48 percent This is the seat that uesd to be held by Mark Foley untill they found old E-mail that brought him down.

Texas' 22nd: Nick Lampson (D) 52 percent, Shelley Sekula-Gibbs (R) 42 percent
(The Old seat hold by tom Delay go blue)

The Senant may goes blue pening the maybe recount of Virgina
The Dems may that back the house the total
GOP 49 / DEMS 48 / 2 INDY (Both inclued May vote with Dem with Liberman win in CONN)

Noteable win incluede

Connecticut - Lieberman(I)50%,Lamont 40%,Schlesinger 10%
Florida - Nelson (I)(D)60%, Harris (R) 38%
(K. Harris is going home, the peoson who screw Gore in 2000 and better yet the person who serew Kerry in 2004 ben blackwell lost in the Ohio GOV.)
Missouri - McCaskill - 49% Talent(I),(R) 48%
(Hey Rush Thanks )
Ohio - Brown(D) - 56%, DeWine - (I),(R) 44%
Pennsylvania - Casey, Jr. - 59%, Santorum(I),(R) - 41%
Rhode Island - Whitehouse - 53%(D), Chafee(I),(R) - 47%
and Early this Morning
Montana - Tester 49%, Burns (I)48%
And
BREAKING NEWS
Virgina goes bule (more after the report)
Virginia Webb - 50%, Allen(I),(R) - 49%

So i the end it turn out to be a good one

And i hoped the Contry to be more progess and let hoped this could be the rise or Progress radio.

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NOW To the

BREAKING REAL NEWS

Democrats take control of the Senate

By LIZ SIDOTI and BOB LEWIS, Associated Press Writers

WASHINGTON - Democrats wrested control of the Senate from Republicans Wednesday with an upset victory in Virginia, giving the party complete domination of Capitol Hill for the first time since 1994.

Jim Webb's squeaker win over incumbent Sen. George Allen (news, bio, voting record) gave Democrats their 51st seat in the Senate, an astonishing turnabout at the hands of voters unhappy with Republican scandal and unabated violence in Iraq. Allen was the sixth Republican incumbent senator defeated in Tuesday's elections.

The Senate had teetered at 50 Democrats, 49 Republicans for most of Wednesday, with Virginia hanging in the balance. Webb's victory ended Republican hopes of eking out a 50-50 split, with Vice President Dick Cheney wielding tie-breaking authority.

The Associated Press contacted election officials in all 134 localities where voting occurred, obtaining updated numbers Wednesday. About half the localities said they had completed their postelection canvassing and nearly all had counted outstanding absentees. Most were expected to be finished by Friday.

The new AP count showed Webb with 1,172,538 votes and Allen with 1,165,302, a difference of 7,236. Virginia has had two statewide vote recounts in modern history, but both resulted in vote changes of no more than a few hundred votes.

An adviser to Allen, speaking on condition of anonymity because his boss had not formally decided to end the campaign, said the senator wanted to wait until most of canvassing was completed before announcing his decision, possibly as early as Thursday evening.

The adviser said that Allen was disinclined to request a recount if the final vote spread was similar to that of election night.

The victory puts Sen. Harry Reid (news, bio, voting record), D-Nev., in line to become Senate majority leader. He has led the Democrats since Tom Daschle, D-S.D., was defeated two years ago.

And NBC News Called in a Few Mintues Later