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An Odd Split Between House and Senate Races at This Hour

By Jim Geraghty

November 2, 2010 10:23 P.M.

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What weird results at this hour.

I’m hearing great nervousness about Toomey, which I would not have expected, yet the Republicans are doing quite well in the House races in Pennsylvania.

A similar story in Illinois, where Mark Kirk is trailing, but the outlook in at least four House races is looking good . . .

Tags: Mark Kirk, Pat Toomey

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MikeinNC 11/02/10 22:34
PA Sec of State vote counter now has Toomey ahead by 6k votes, with 81% in. :) Reply to this comment Link Report Abuse

Conservative Esquire 11/02/10 22:41
Toomey is rallying late as the rural vote pours in. Hopefully he can pull it out. (knock on wood) Meanwhile, Feingold just went down. Reply to this comment Link Report Abuse