2010

Looks Like Quinn/Brady

That’s certainly not set in stone and we may have some recounts coming.  About 3 percent is out and we don’t know the vote total.

 

Brady makes Quinn an easy guy to support ;)–and Brady is from my home town.  I don’t think he’ll play well in the suburbs with women, but we’ll see.  He’s an incredibly hard worker. His first race in which he upset Gordon Ropp he essentially walked the district and outworked a very comfortable incumbent.  His race for Congress turned into a fight over whether he or Sam Ewing went to Bible Study more leaving Tim Johnson to clean up with the voters not concerned about your personal creed.

Govs

Hynes down about 9,000 vote with 15 percent.  At the rate of gain since Chicago reported, it comes down to almost a tie.  We don’t know what’s left in that 15 percent, but it looks to be very close.

 

Brady is up about 1000 votes and there’s about 2000 between Dillard and McKenna (McKenna in third)