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BattleSwarm Blog’s Election Prediction for 2010: GOP Gains 67 House Seats, 10 Senate Seats
With the election tomorrow, I thought it was high time to offer up my own election predictions. I have carefully and scientifically evaluated each and every House and Senate race, taking into account length of incumbency, previous voting trends for … Continue reading →
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