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					<description><![CDATA[Good post.  I live in Missouri.  My state currently has a Democrat governor and a Republican lieutenant governor, so these splits do happen.  I would have expected that people who vote Democrat (or Republican) for governor would also vote Democrat (or Republican) for lieutenant governor.  I don&#039;t understand why voters are willing to have the two positions filled by people from opposing parties, but my state is proof it happens.

BTW, I keep thinking about Harry Reid&#039;s re-election in 2010.  He ended up winning by a far larger margin than the final polls implied.  Most people gave credit to the organizational skills of the unions to get out the vote.

Walker supporters better not be complacent and take his (and hopefully Kleefish&#039;s) win for granted.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good post.  I live in Missouri.  My state currently has a Democrat governor and a Republican lieutenant governor, so these splits do happen.  I would have expected that people who vote Democrat (or Republican) for governor would also vote Democrat (or Republican) for lieutenant governor.  I don&#8217;t understand why voters are willing to have the two positions filled by people from opposing parties, but my state is proof it happens.</p>
<p>BTW, I keep thinking about Harry Reid&#8217;s re-election in 2010.  He ended up winning by a far larger margin than the final polls implied.  Most people gave credit to the organizational skills of the unions to get out the vote.</p>
<p>Walker supporters better not be complacent and take his (and hopefully Kleefish&#8217;s) win for granted.</p>
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