General Assembly Election Results Predictions?
Submitted by Jake Gellar-Goad on Mon, 10/11/2010 - 4:00am
According to this wikipedia article, the balance is currently:
The North Carolina state House of Representatives, during the 2009–10 session, consisted of 68 Democrats and 52 Republicans.
The state Senate, during the 2009–10 session, consisted of 30 Democrats and 20 Republicans.
I know some about local politics, but I'd be interested in getting a broader view. And predictions are half the fun of elections. Does anyone else know enough about retirements, weak incumbents, possible pick ups, and voter preferences to make some predictions?
What's your best case scenario within reason?
What's your best guess for most likely scenario?
What's your worst case scenario within reason?
No takers?
I'd be especially interested in hearing from some of the conservatives/republicans that visit this board.
Well we keep trying to beat
Well we keep trying to beat David Lewis. I think this time Dr. Abraham Oudeh has a chance but it will be a tough one to win. Harnett County isn't being well served by Lewis. We are the fifth fastest growing county in the state yet one of the last when it comes to our share of highway funding from the state. He votes no on everything and his conduct has come into question a great deal. Dr. Oudeh promises to work hard to bring jobs to the county and develop working relationships with his fellow house members in order to bring prosperity to the upper Cape Fear region.
I'm a moderate Democrat.
Thanks for sharing
maybe if several people do, it'll help build a sense of where the state stands.