More good news

As an accompaniment to the last tidbit in my last post, about the congressional race breakdown, here's an "internal document" from the NRCC (the National Republican Congressional Committee) ranking races according to the possibility of holding the seat. In short, it don't look good, and they know it. The document lists four House seats and one senate seat that they now hold as "gone," and estimates that they'll lose an additional 10 House seats and 2 Senate seats. That doesn't even include the races that are "up for grabs."

But it won't matter if the Dems win big unless the votes are actually counted, right? Ha. Yeah. Along those lines, a group called electionline.org has issued a new report pointing to a minimum of 10 states they expect to see serious voting machine problems in, a la Florida 2000 and Ohio 2004. Perhaps not surprisingly, both of those states are still listed as problem states amongst the rest, which are Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Washington.

So we shall see, I s'pose. Hm.