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woodsprite

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6. I've noticed it in DE too, but in when I checked at one time on Tuesday night

Reply to Spike89 (Original post)

Fri Nov 9, 2012, 05:19 PM

Nov 2012

25 of the 27 open offices had Dems that had won. Only 2 had Repubs. THAT may be why. There was this one guy who actually put it on his sign. Something else I've noticed is that Repubs are 'going green' and blue. Most of their signs are printed in blue/white or green/blue/white. Hardley any have red on them. Dems had red/white/blue on most of their signs. The Repubs almost seem "red" shy.

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So, does the GOP hide everywhere or just in blue states? [View all] Spike89 Nov 2012 OP

They were hiding it in Kentucky get the red out Nov 2012 #1

Here in Wisconsin NEITHER Party's candidates put their party affiliation on the signs ... Scuba Nov 2012 #2

They try here, but our sample ballot tells us which way they lean SoCalDem Nov 2012 #3

It's us that hides here in the South. dawg Nov 2012 #4

here in WA MFM008 Nov 2012 #5

I've noticed it in DE too, but in when I checked at one time on Tuesday night woodsprite Nov 2012 #6

I'm in Vermont. There basically is no VT repub party left cali Nov 2012 #7

Ryan even tried to hide the fact that he was a Congressman Mc Mike Nov 2012 #8