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To: research1234 who wrote (168600)	8/9/2011 11:53:51 PM
From: Sam	Respond to of 544178

18th called for the D now; 3 called for the Rs, 2 for the Ds so far. 1 district outstanding--the 8th, Pasch-Darling, with Pasch (D) up by slightly more than a thousand votes with 68% of the precincts reporting. 23,804-22,683. As for the Rs backing away from the TP--don't think so. That is where their energy is, and how they can claim to be "populist," for the people. They make too much noise and have way too much money backing them at this point to be ignored. These races are a small sample in a fairly unique state. Maybe the results will hearten up Ds in places like OH and FL, though. Both are very important states in 2012.