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- Wikia Defines 2014 Moments In Fandom
- Wikia, the social universe for fandom and the ultimate source for powerful and relevant pop culture, entertainment and game expertise, today announced a new relationship with Maker Studios, the global leader in short-form video, and their creator network Maker Gen to collaborate on engaging...
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Nov 25, 2014, 04:30 ET
- Open Data Center Alliance Announces Partnership with Asia Cloud Computing Association; Welcomes New China-based Members at Cloud World Forum Asia
- The Open Data Center Alliance (ODCA), the global organization where members work together to advance the deployment of enterprise cloud solutions and services that are interoperable, secure and free of vendor lock-in, today announced its partnership with the Asia Cloud Computing Association...
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Nov 24, 2014, 11:59 ET
- Toy Industry Unveils Nominees for 2015 Toy of the Year (TOTY) Awards
- The Toy Industry Association (TIA) announced today the 83 finalists for the prestigious 2015 Toy of the Year Awards (TOTY) – also known as the "Oscars" of the toy industry. Between now and January 11, 2015, toy lovers of all ages can visit www.ToyAwards.org to vote for their favorite...
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Nov 21, 2014, 00:00 ET
- The Walt Disney Company & Shanghai Media Group Expand Strategic Entertainment Alliance in China
- At a meeting in Shanghai this week, The Walt Disney Company in Shanghai and Shanghai Media Group (SMG) announced they would expand their strategic relationship to include television content development, movie co-production, content distribution, and co-operation on marketing. The series of...
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Nov 19, 2014, 10:31 ET
- Special Olympics Narrows Health Gap Faced by People with Intellectual Disabilities
- Special Olympics released data today outlining the results of its successful two-year old Healthy Communities initiative and announced that it will expand the program from 14 to 100 sites by 2025. Healthy Communities provides essential health services to people with intellectual disabilities, a...
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Nov 19, 2014, 09:00 ET
- Computing Industry Pioneers Announce New Cybersecurity Venture
- A team of industry veterans, who helped design the computers and fault-tolerant systems that are foundational to modern computing, has launched a new venture aimed at dramatically improving the reliability and security of enterprise data and applications running in both cloud and conventional...
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Nov 18, 2014, 16:19 ET
- Disney Movies Anywhere Now Available Through Walmart's VUDU Digital Video Service
- Today, Walmart's VUDU service joins Disney Movies Anywhere (DMA) as a participating retailer, further enhancing U.S. consumers' ability to manage and enjoy their digital collections of Disney, Pixar, and Marvel movies at home and on the go. To view the multimedia assets associated with this...
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Nov 11, 2014, 13:07 ET
- The Walt Disney Company Honored At Inner-City Arts 25th Anniversary Celebration And 2014 Imagine Awards
- Inner-City Arts honored The Walt Disney Company with the Philanthropic Leadership Award at its 2014 Imagine Awards, Friday, November 7th at The Theatre at Ace Hotel, Los Angeles. ABC7 Eyewitness News Anchor Phillip Palmer, hosted. Inner-City Arts board member Vera Campbell, chaired. Los Angeles...
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- generationOn Seeks to Ignite the Power of Giving Back in Kids, Teens, Families and Schools Nationwide
- With its mission to inspire, equip, and mobilize a nationwide network of kids and teen volunteers this holiday season, generationOn kicks off its two signature campaigns today to provide youth, families and schools with easy and meaningful ways to give back to their communities. The...
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- The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: CBS, Time Warner, Twenty-First Century Fox and Walt Disney
- Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include the CBS Corporation (NYSE:CBS-Free Report), Time...
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Nov 10, 2014, 09:05 ET
- Quarterly Earnings, New Service Launch, and Technical Updates - Research Reports on Alibaba, Amazon, Priceline, Time Warner and Walt Disney
- Today, Analysts Review released its research reports regarding Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE: BABA), Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN), The Priceline Group Inc. (NASDAQ: PCLN), Time Warner Inc. (NYSE: TWX) and The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS). Private wealth members receive these notes...
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Nov 07, 2014, 10:15 ET
- Goodyear Becomes Title Sponsor of Cotton Bowl
- The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (NASDAQ: GT), ESPN and the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association are pleased to announce that Goodyear has become the title sponsor of the Cotton Bowl, beginning with the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic to be played on Jan. 1, 2015, at AT&T Stadium in...
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- Mylan Signs Strategic Alliance Agreement with Walt Disney Parks and Resorts to Enhance Access to EpiPen® (epinephrine) Auto-Injectors
- Mylan Inc. (Nasdaq: MYL) today announced it has signed a multi-year strategic alliance agreement with Walt Disney Parks and Resorts to help increase awareness of anaphylaxis, a life-threatening (severe) allergic reaction. The agreement includes updated maps in Disney's domestic theme parks and on...
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Nov 06, 2014, 15:09 ET
- Sony Pictures TV President Steve Mosko, Maker Studios President Ynon Kreiz & VICE Media Chief Creative Officer Eddy Moretti to Keynote at 2nd Annual Digital Entertainment World Feb. 10-12, 2015
- IDG World Expo and Digital Media Wire today announced that Steve Mosko, President of Sony Pictures Television, Ynon Kreiz, President of Maker Studios, and Eddy Moretti, Chief Creative Officer of VICE Media Worldwide have been named as the first keynote speakers to appear at the second annual...
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Nov 06, 2014, 12:34 ET
- Disney Donates $1 Million To Feeding America To Help Families Access More Nutritious Food
- Feeding America, the nation's leading hunger-relief organization, salutes Disney for its $1 million donation, the vast majority of which will provide grants to 60 food banks to sustain and expand their nutritious meal offerings distributed through afterschool child feeding programs. The donation...
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Nov 05, 2014, 09:30 ET
- The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Walt Disney, Google, Apple and Amazon.com
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- Disney And Google Play Team Up To Bring Disney Movies Anywhere To Android Devices
- The Walt Disney Studios and Google Play today announced a partnership enabling millions of U.S. Android users to enjoy their Disney, Pixar and Marvel digital movie collection across their devices through Disney Movies Anywhere. To view the multimedia assets associated with this release, please...
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- Media Equities Technical Briefing - Twenty-First Century Fox, Walt Disney, Time Warner Inc., Comcast, and Starz
- Investor-Edge has initiated coverage on the following equities: Twenty-First Century Fox Inc. (NASDAQ: FOXA), The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS), Time Warner Inc. (NYSE: TWX), Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ: CMCSA), and Starz (NASDAQ: STRZA). Free research on these five companies can be accessed...
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- PANDORA Makes the Holiday Season Magical with Launch of Disney Jewelry Collection
- Magic is in-store this holiday season, as PANDORA Jewelry unveils its Disney collection of original jewelry pieces. Created in collaboration with Disney Consumer Products, the beautifully designed assortment inspired by some of Disney's most beloved characters will be available at PANDORA concept...
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- Quarterly Earnings, Spin-Off Plans, Upcoming Results, and Recognition - Research Reports on McDonald's, Union Pacific, MSG, eBay and Walt Disney
- Today, Analysts Review released its research reports regarding McDonald's Corp. (NYSE: MCD), Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE: UNP), The Madison Square Garden Company (NASDAQ: MSG), eBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY) and The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS). Private wealth members receive these notes ahead...
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Career Shine Consultancy Services Date posted: 31 Oct 20141) should be well spoken and smart looking girl. 2) should be well presentable 3) must have some experience in Jewellery sector
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Reputed Jewellery House require counter sales executive for KOLKATA loacation. Only female candidates can apply. Urgent Requirement Interacting with customers & provide solutions Handling customer queries and providing solutions Should be highly motivated & result ...
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Company Name P.C Chandra JwellersDesignation Counter Sales executivesLocation Any where in P.C Chandra outletsMale/Female both.Qualification: Graduation.Good communication skills.Salary 7k 18 k p.m
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URGENTLY REQUIRE A Technical Support Executive FOR THE COMPANY SALARY NO BAR FOR RIGHT PERSON.FLUENCY IN ENGLISH IS MUST
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Reputed Gems & Jewellery , Automobiles company required candidates for Floor operation Floor Executive Marketing Sales Public relation Salary : 78,000 to 2,00,000 pa Eligibility : Should be smart , skilled, good communication required For details , Contact : Mrs.Ghosh ...
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General Manager (Finance & Accounts)
P.C. Chandra Group 15-18 years experience
He will be responsible for overall Management of Finance, Accounts, Taxation and other statutory matters. Additional Information:Chartered Accountant, Age around 48 Yrs. with Minimum 15 years experience in Senior Position in reputed companies. Apply with updated CV stating ...
Manager- P&C
Tega Industries Limited 8-12 years experience
Experience : 8 12 years in Experience in planning & coordination, project handling in engineering/mining/material handling/mineral processing inductry etc. Responsibility : Should be an independent decision maker with capability to lead and guide a team, assertive ...
Customer Care Executives required for outbound US/UK process with unlimited income.
Win PC Technolgies Pvt. Ltd. 0-1 years experience
Win PC Technolgies Pvt. Ltd. Date posted: 20 Aug 2014Customer Care Executives required for outbound US/UK process with unlimited incentives. Freshers and experienced candidates please call 9836064358/033 40081375 for immediate interview and joining. Win PC Technologies Pvt. ...
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Manager- P&C
Tega Industries Ltd 8-13 years experience
Experience : 8 12 years in Experience in planning & coordination, project handling in engineering/mining/material handling/mineral processing inductry etc. Responsibility : Should be an independent decision maker with capability to lead and guide a team, assertive ...
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F&B Controller
Rainmakers P&C 6-9 years experience
MAIN DUTIES: Close liaison with purchaser in order to obtain best quality and prices Ensure and audit from time to time that official orders have been issued for all goods brought into the hotel Ensures that the 10,20 and 30 day food and 15 and 30 day beverage stocks are ...
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Executive for boutique & gold jewellery showroom
MK Consultancy & Services 0-1 years experience
No. of position: 2 (female ) Time : 11.00 am to 9.00 pm Salary: 7k 8k per month . Location: Mani Square .Education qualification: GraduateAge pref: up to 32 Work Type : take care of designer
"Event Co-ordinator"
Rainmakers P&C 0-3 years experience
JOB DESCRIPTION: 1. Take Screening / Preliminary Interviews Via Tele Interviews or Walk Ins. 2. Schedule Screened applicant for personal Interview. 3.Co ordinate with the applicant and the client for the final Interview. 4. Co ordinate with back office for the formalities of ...
PC Game Developer
Virtual Infocom 2-7 years experience
Job description: Candidate must be good in Logics Advance Level of C , LUA Script and OpenGL is a must knowledge. GML or 3DGame Studio will be an added Advantage
Urgently required for a Jewellery Company
Accent Career Solutions 3-5 years experience
Accent Career Solutions Date posted: 16 Jul 2014Post : Opening for ABM (Assistant Branch Manager) Educational Qualification Graduate Good experience in sale (Male/Female): Minimum Graduate/MBA/BBA Marketing, Salary will be Rs 18000/ Plus incentives Experience: 3 to 5 Years in ...

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Tristan H. Cockcroft discusses Matt Harvey's continued rise up the fantasy rankings as well as other players who have risen or fallen sharply in the quarter-pole rankings.Story | Conversation | May 14, 2013
Alex Cobb shuts down New York Yankees, adding to already deep Tam...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell looks at the fantasy-relevant notes from Wednesday, including another strong start from Rays righty Alex Cobb.Blog | Conversation | April 25, 2013
Data suggests Allen Craig is undervalued, Andrew McCutchen overva...Todd Zola
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Mike Sheets looks for the starting pitchers he thinks will be the best return on draft-day investment, and settles on three players: Alex Cobb, Marco Estrada and Erasmo Ramirez.Story | Conversation | March 15, 2013
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ESPN's fantasy analysts offer up their sleepers and busts for the 2013 fantasy baseball season, including such names as Adam Eaton and Derek Jeter.Story | Conversation | March 06, 2013
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Eric Karabell has the fantasy highlights and lowlights from Monday's games, including strong pitching performances by a trio of young pitchers (Alex Cobb, Hector Santiago, Lucas Harrell).Blog | Conversation | October 02, 2012
Domonic Brown of Philadelphia Phillies homers again, finishing st...Eric Karabell
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From a prognosticator's point of view, one of the big stories of Election 2014 is the inaccuracy of the polls in favor of non-Republican candidates. Gubernatorial races were especially impacted by this phenomenon, but polls for plenty of Senate races also missed the mark. As a result, Election Projection's numbers were skewed toward Democrats (and Independent Greg Orman in Kansas).
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posted by Scott Elliott at 11:16pm 11/21/14 ::
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Late votes favor Democratic incumbents Ami Bera and Jim Costa, giving them come-from-behind victories in CA-7 and CA-16, respectively. After Election Night, Republicans Doug Ose and Johnny Tacherra held the advantage, but once all the votes had been tallied, their apparent victories were overturned.
These two finalized results leave the GOP with 246 seats (assuming two heavily-Republican Louisiana seats stay red). Democrats can claim 188. One seat is still undecided. Martha McSally, Republican challenger in AZ-02, currently holds a fractional lead over Democratic incumbent Ron Barber. Their race will go to recount before a winner is declared. If McSally maintains her lead after the recount, Republicans will hold 247 seats, a 13-seat net gain.
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posted by Scott Elliott at 10:02pm 11/20/14 ::
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I said it would surprise me if...
Democrats gain any Senate seats.
They didn't
Nathan Deal has to go to a runoff to win the Georgia governor election.
He didn't
Any House race not listed on EP's 2014 House elections page switches parties.
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Neither the North Carolina nor New Hampshire Senate race is won by the GOP.
Tillis beat Hagan in NC
Both the North Carolina and New Hampshire Senate races are won by the GOP.
Shaheen beat Brown in NH
Republicans don't win at least half of the six New England state gubernatorial elections.
They won just two
I also said it would NOT surprise me if...
Republicans earn the majority in the Senate on Election Day, avoiding the need to win any runoffs.
They did
Pat Roberts retains his seat in the Kansas Senate election.
He did
The Florida governor election goes to an official recount before the winner is confirmed.
It was called Election Night
Republicans win more than half of the six New England state gubernatorial elections.
They won just two
David Perdue wins the Georgia Senate election outright on Election Day.
He did
Pat Quinn wins the Illinois governor election by 10 times more than the current projected margin (0.6%).
Oops - he lost
With a few exceptions, mainly pertaining to gubernatorial races, I was not terribly surprised by the outcome 10 days ago. Looking forward, I'll be very surprised if Bill Cassidy doesn't unseat Mary Landrieu in next month's
Louisiana Senate runoff election
. If he does win, that would increase Republican gains in the Senate to 9 seats and give them a working majority, one they might even be able to keep through the difficult 2016 Senate election lineup.
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2014 Louisiana Senate Race
2014 Senate Races
posted by Scott Elliott at 8:57pm 11/14/14 ::
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Gubernatorial surprises abound
The 2014 Elections turned out to be a red wave perhaps even larger than 2010. Republicans were slated to enjoy gains in the House and Senate, but Democrats were expected to savor a bit of relief from the pounding in the governor elections. As it turned out, the GOP surpassed expectations on Capitol Hill and saw their successes expand beyond Washington to statehouses across the country.
Election Projection saw Democrats scoring three gubernatorial takeovers against just two losses and benefiting materially in a collaboration with an independent candidate in Alaska. Republicans, on the other hand, were expected to see their 29-seat majority in governorships decrease by two.
As of eight days after the election, two governorships have yet to be called - the aforementioned collaboration in Alaska and Democrat Peter Shumlin's re-election bid in Vermont. Alaska should go to Independent Bill Walker and his running mate, former Democratic nominee, Byron Mallott, and Vermont's General Assembly is likely to stay with Shumlin when it convenes in January. While these two races represent positive results for the blue team, the rest of the gubernatorial landscape actually favors the GOP.
Instead of seeing their majority decline, Republican realized an even larger statehouse advantage, moving past 30 total governorships by earning four takeovers to offset losses in Alaska and Pennsylvania. Their 31 governorships include new Republican top executives in Arkansas, Illinois, Maryland and Massachusetts. Election Projection called red team pickups in Arkansas and Massachusetts but missed the other two. The Maryland race was especially unexpected, catching everyone by surprise.
If any more proof of the significance of the Republican wave of 2014 is needed after examining their overwhelming successes this year in the House and Senate, then a look at the governor races should eliminate any remaining doubt. Republicans not only held their own closely fought governor races in Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Maine, Michigan and Wisconsin, they also took the Governor's Mansion in highly-populated, highly-liberal states like Massachusetts and Illinois. (Tom Corbett's futile re-election bid in Pennsylvania was DOA.)
All in all, given the number of governorships the GOP could have lost, it was an amazing run that exceeded even optimistic expectations. Instead of a possible 23 or 24 seat minority, Republicans expanded their majority to a level not seen since the 1990's. Just another sign how overwhelming the Republican wave of 2014 actually was.
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2014 Gubernatorial Races
posted by Scott Elliott at 8:26pm 11/12/14 ::
Friday, November 7, 2014
History in the House, Republican gains extend majority
As of this writing, there remain four House races yet to be called. They are Arizona CD-2, California CD-16, California CD-26 and New York CD-25. All four are currently held by Democrats, and, ironically, the one I did not include in EP's competitive House race list, California CD-16, is the race most likely to go down as a Republican takeover. (Arizona CD-2, where GOPer Martha McSally has a 509-vote lead right now, is looking good to end up in the GOP column as well.)
Among the 431 races that have been called, Republicans have won 15 blue seats and lost just 3 of their own for a net gain of 12. With California CD-16 and Arizona CD-2, that number will finalize at 13 or 14. That's one or two more than EP projected and a remarkable outcome considering the GOP's sizeable House majority going in. Thirteen new net seats would give Republicans 247 against just 188 for Democrats, upping the GOP count to a higher level than at any time since Herbert Hoover was president - regardless of the outcome in AZ-02.
Nationwide, though EP's generic congressional preference poll average gave the GOP a 2.4% advantage, actual voters gave the red team a 7.1-point edge, 52.1% to 45.0%. In 2010, the Republican advantage was 51.7% to 44.9%. That means Americans voted for Republican congressional candidates in 2014 at a greater clip, by 0.3%, than we did in the historic tsunami four years ago. The larger GOP advantage buttresses the claim I made yesterday that 2014 was a bigger wave than 2010.
One more note before I close. It is worth mentioning, in the midst of all the excitement surrounding Tuesday's red wave, that Republicans on Capitol Hill still have a ways to go to reach the level of domination enjoyed by Democrats at times over the last century. Two examples stand out. After the 1936 elections, Democrats held over 75% of House seats and commanded a 76-16 majority in the Senate. And more recently, in 1976, Democrats won a staggering 293 seats in the House and 61 in the Senate.
I'm not sure the GOP will attain that kind of success in my lifetime, but, right now, I don't think many Republicans are complaining.
Filed under:
2014 House Races
2014 Senate Races
posted by Scott Elliott at 10:25pm 11/07/14 ::
Thursday, November 6, 2014
2014 Senate - the true measure of the wave
In 2010, a wave swept across America. It was an electoral tsunami that ushered in a large majority for Republicans in the House. The red team enjoyed a net gain of 63 seats in the lower chamber and 6 more in the Senate. So how does last night's Republican victory compare to four years ago? I think a look at the Senate holds the key to understanding the answer to that question.
Four years ago, while Republicans did increase their numbers in the Senate by a half-dozen, they left many opportunities on the table and failed to gain the coveted majority. This year, they experienced no such shortcomings. From the start, the 2014 Senate playing field tilted in their favor. Six vulnerable Democratic seats were from states Mitt Romney carried by double-digits in 2012. The GOP is poised to win them all - assuming Bill Cassidy is able to maintain his head-to-head lead over incumbent Senator Mary Landrieu in Louisiana's December runoff.
Had all GOP gains come from deep red states, the argument could be made that this was more of a status-quo affair than a sea change. But their wins didn't stop with the easy pickups. Republican success bled into battleground (North Carolina) and even bluish (Colorado and Iowa) states. Pre-election polls showed Republicans Cory Gardner and Joni Ernst ahead in Colorado and Iowa, respectively, but had Democrat Kay Hagan with the edge in North Carolina. In true wave fashion, the GOP won all three of those races as well.
Add to all the victories an enormously unexpected fractional defeat of Republican Ed Gillespie by prohibitive favorite Mark Warner in Virginia, and you have all the makings of a genuine tsunami. I believe, in fact, that what you have is a tsunami even bigger than the 2010 version. Unlike that year, when Republicans lost races that they should have won in Colorado, Delaware and Nevada, 2014 featured exactly zero Republican losses that should have been victories. Moreover, they won their own vulnerable seats in Georgia and Kentucky by margins far exceeding what the polls foretold.
But what about the 63 seats in the House, you might ask. Republicans' 13-17 seat net gain this year in the House might just be even more dramatic than the 5 dozen plus from four years ago. Here's why. Expanding their number to at least 247 seats, Republicans will hold more House seats than at any time since 1928 - including after the 2010 elections. And the results suggest Republicans would have attained this lofty perch even if they had started the day holding 179 seats, their pre-2010 election count.
Even though 13-17 seats in the House don't seem indicative of a tremendous wave, a closer look at the outcome in the Senate reveals the breadth and depth of the GOP election victory on Tuesday. Moreover, when you consider how different the balance of power looked before this election than before November, 2010, the conclusion is clear. 2014 was a bigger wave than 2010, perhaps the biggest wave in generations.
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2014 Senate Races
2014 House Races
posted by Scott Elliott at 10:52pm 11/06/14 ::
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Republican wave election, 2014 edition
Yesterday, a wave did indeed form across the country, and the GOP was the beneficiary. In need of six net seats for the Senate majority and facing vulnerable seats in Kansas and Georgia, Republicans ran the table, winning every close Senate election save one. Only Scott Brown's defeat in New Hampshire prevented a true sweep. (Yes, I know Louisiana will now head to a runoff after no one there achieved enough support to avoid it. But who can argue that Republican Bill Cassidy is well-positioned to continue Republican gains into December?)
Eight new seats will reside on the Republican side of the Senate aisle come January's next Senate session. On some levels, even though Republican gains in the House were limited to "only" 12-14 seats, 2014 was a broader and deeper wave than the one that swept America in 2010. That year, though they did accomplish a history-making feat by winning 63 seats in the House, many objectives - particularly in the Senate - went unmet. Yesterday, the GOP met and exceeded any and all reasonable expectations in both Houses of Congress and among the nation's statehouses.
A couple of races are still outstanding, but assessing the results that are complete, Republicans will hold significant majorities in the Senate, in the House and in governorships. The gubernatorial races were most surprising. Election Projection projected Republicans to lose a net of
two statehouses
, one to the Democrats and one to an independent. Instead, the GOP enjoyed a string of close victories to extend the majority they could already claim.
I'll be taking a look at the election results for each of these groups in the next three days, starting with an in depth look at the Senate races tomorrow. I'll also be continuing updates on the election results (
) until all race have been officially decided. And then there will be retooling of the
Louisiana Senate election
page in advance of Senator Mary Landrieu's primary showdown against Cassidy.
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2014 Louisiana Senate Race
2014 Senate Races
2014 House Races
2014 Gubernatorial Races
2014 Georgia Senate Race
2014 Kansas Senate Race
posted by Scott Elliott at 10:41pm 11/05/14 ::
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Live blogging the 2014 Election returns
This is where I'll be posting periodic reactions to tonight vote counts as they come in.
2:35am EST:
Well, what a night! The big story must be the Senate majority that the GOP earned. But, were it not for that, I think the amazing run of gubernatorial victories would be the headline in the morning. All in all, it looks like the GOP will earn 8 or 9 seats in the Senate, more than a dozen in the House, and several additional statehouses. After a good night's sleep, I'll start reviewing the results tomrrow. Y'all come back, ya here?
11:28pm EST:
The Republicans, with the victory of Joni Ernst over Bruce Braley in Iowa, will have control of the Senate for the next two years at least. No need to wait for any runoffs.
11:15pm EST:
The results have gotten far enough along to say that Senate Republicans are achieving expectations, and, with North Carolina, Iowa and Alaska still outstanding, they could exceed them. On the gubernatorial front, it looks like a status-quo election, which is pretty much what we are expecting. Though Walker and Snyder winning in Wisconsin and Michigan is a very good result given the vulnerablilities of both men.
10:20pm EST:
I've been able to catch up on the
Senate election results
page. Now, I'll start on the governors. Speaking of governors, Fox News has just called Wisconsin for incumbent Republican Scott Walker. That's a big result and a close call that Election Projection correctly picked.
9:52pm EST:
Quick update. Between trying to extend the capability of the server and trying to keep up with 114 races, I'm having a hard time maintaining up-to-date and accurate numbers. I'm working feverishly to catch up!!
7:20pm EST:
Polls in three states, Ohio, West Virginia and the critical North Carolina, will close in 10 minutes. (Yes, I did vote today in my home, the Old North State.) We'll start seeing Hagan vs. Tillis votes coming in soon.
7:05pm EST:
Kentucky Senate called for McConnell right out of the shoot by Fox News. And Warner's "non-competitive" race in Virginia is "too close to call." This is a huge development that portends a great night for the GOP.
5:55pm EST:
The first polls will be closing in any minute now. Indiana's polls close statewide at 6pm EST, and most of Kentucky's as well. The
Kentucky Senate election
between Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R) and Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Grimes (D) is the only race I'm tracking here at EP from these two states. If an early call comes down for McConnell, look for a very good night for the GOP. If the race remains uncalled for a couple hours, it could be an indication that the GOP will underperform tonight.
You can follow tonight election returns at the links below.
Senate election results
House election results
Governor election results
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2014 Senate Races
2014 House Races
2014 Gubernatorial Races
posted by Scott Elliott at 5:54pm 11/04/14 ::
Election Day has arrived, final numbers posted
Projection Statistics for the Final Update
58 New Polls:
22 Senate, 9 House, 21 Governor, 6 Others
16 Pundit Rating Changes:
9 Favor GOP
7 Favor DEM
Generic Poll Adjustment:
, Previous:
Party Switchers
In Republicans' Favor
Maine CD-2
Weak DEM Hold
Weak GOP Gain
Other Ratings Changes
In Republicans' Favor
New Hampshire Senate
Mod DEM Hold
Weak DEM Hold
Good morning and welcome to Election Day, 2014! If you have already voted, good for you; if not, go do it! I'll start of this morning's final countdown post by saying how much fun it has been watching all the polls and calculating all the projections. I hope you have enjoyed Election Projection's trek through the election season as much as I have bringing it to you.
Now on to the final numbers. In the Senate, EP projects the GOP will gain 8 takeovers against just 1 loss (to independent candidate Greg Orman in the
Kansas Senate election
) for a net gain of 7 seats. Democrats are projected to lose 8, bringing the projected balance of power in the upper chamber to
52 Republicans
45 Democrats
3 Independents
In the House, Republicans are also projected to fare well, bagging 13 additional seats while losing just 2 for a net gain of 11. Democrats are set to avoid a House election sweep with projected takeovers in California CD-31 and the late-breaking Nebraska CD-2. All told, the House make-up after the elections is projected to be
245 Republicans
190 Democrats
. Today's party switcher,
Maine CD-2
, means the GOP will end on its highest projected House gain of the year.
Moving on to statehouse races, the bright spot in the these otherwise gloomy projections for the blue team, Democrats are projected to pickup three seats - and an ally in the form of Independent Bill Walker in Alaska - against just two losses. Their net gain of 1 seat, plus 1 seat for Walker, leaves the projected balance of power among the nation's governorships at
27 Republicans
22 Democrats
1 Independent
Overall, there stands to be quite a bit more celebrating on the red side of the aisle tonight, but the biggest question of these elections - will the GOP take the Senate - might not be answered. Both the Louisiana and Georgia senate races are likely to go to runoffs. It is feasible, then, for the majority not to be known until January, 2015. I'm of the opinion we won't need to go to the Georgia runoff in January to get to a Republican majority. We may not even need to wait until Louisiana's runoff in December.
After the last 2 elections in which Election Projection experienced difficulties handling the increased Election Day traffic, I'm wary of that happening again today. I am working with my hosting service to ensure it doesn't. But in the event that is does, let me apologize in advance. If the website isn't being updated this evening as the returns come in, please rest assured I am diligently trying to update it.
One last thing before I conclude this post. Pending smooth website operation this evening, I will be posting results on the hour, every hour, starting at 7pm. You can follow the returns as they come in on each state race page and on the pages below.
Senate election results
House election results
Governor election results
Now, off to vote!
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2014 Kansas Senate Race
2014 New Hampshire Senate Race
2014 Maine 2nd District Race
2014 Nebraska 2nd District Race
2014 Alaska Governor Race
2014 Senate Races
2014 House Races
2014 Gubernatorial Races
posted by Scott Elliott at 9:34am 11/04/14 ::
Monday, November 3, 2014
Final projections to be posted after midnight EST
I'm busy readying Election Projection's election night coverage. If all goes as planned, you'll be able to watch the returns here tomorrow night updated every hour starting at 7pm. You'll see the real-time balance of power in the Senate, House and governorships, updated as races are called throughout the evening tomorrow and into the morning hours.
In the meantime, I'll be posting EP's final 2014 projections sometime after midnight tonight, with plans to post a final preview before noon tomorrow. After that, I'll be live-blogging the election both before and once the returns start coming in. All this comes with a bit of a caveat, however. Time will tell how well Election Projection's new virtual server handles the traffic.
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posted by Scott Elliott at 10:50pm 11/03/14 ::
Expectations for tomorrow's results
Millions across the nation have already voted, and many millions more will cast their vote tomorrow. Dozens of close, exciting elections will be settled tomorrow night as the votes are counted. As we near the end of this election cycle, I thought I'd offer some things to consider as the returns come in.
I will be surprised if...
Democrats gain any Senate seats.
Nathan Deal has to go to a runoff to win the
Georgia governor election
Any House race not listed on EP's
2014 House elections
page switches parties.
Neither the
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Senate race is won by the GOP
Both the North Carolina and New Hampshire Senate races are won by the GOP
Republicans don't win at least half of the six New England state gubernatorial elections.
I will NOT be surprised if...
Republicans earn the majority in the Senate on Election Day, avoiding the need to win any runoffs.
Pat Roberts retains his seat in the
Kansas Senate election
Florida governor election
goes to an official recount before the winner is confirmed.
Republicans win more than half of the six New England state gubernatorial elections.
David Perdue wins the
Georgia Senate election
outright on Election Day.
Pat Quinn wins the
Illinois governor election
by 10 times more than the current projected margin (0.6%).
Three 2014 Flameouts
These candidates far underperformed down the stretch, proving early optimism to be misplaced.
Republican Terri Land held the early lead in the
Michigan Senate race
, but faded dramatically over the Spring and Summer.
It looks like Democrat Domenic Recchia,
New York CD-11
, won't be able to defeat an incumbent House member who faces 20 counts of breaking federal law.
Democrat Martha Coakley gets a second walk of shame on the flameout list. After losing to Scott Brown in the famous Massachusetts special Senate election in January, 2010, it looks likely she'll fall short in this year's
Massachusetts governor election
as well.
Later, I'll post more on what to look for once the returns start coming in.
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2014 Kansas Senate Race
2014 Michigan Senate Race
2014 New Hampshire Senate Race
2014 North Carolina Senate Race
2014 Florida Governor Race
2014 Georgia Governor Race
2014 Massachusetts Governor Race
2014 Illinois Governor Race
2014 New York 11th District Race
2014 Senate Races
2014 House Races
2014 Gubernatorial Races
posted by Scott Elliott at 11:39am 11/03/14 ::
Election Countdown: 1 day to go!
Projection Statistics for Sunday's Update
24 New Polls:
11 Senate, 1 House, 10 Governor, 2 Others
No Pundit Rating Changes
Generic Poll Adjustment:
, Previous:
Party Switchers
Other Ratings Changes
In Democrats' Favor
Louisiana Senate
Mod GOP Gain
Weak GOP Gain
There isn't much to report this morning by way of ratings changes. Just one race saw movement into another category as a result of last evening's update. On Saturday, the Louisiana Senate race shifted from
Weak GOP Gain
Mod GOP Gain
. But yesterday's update rolled back that change.
So, with just one more update remaining before the vote count begins, Election 2014 looks like it will be a very solid Republican year. I'll be posting EP's final projections late tonight, followed by some final pre-election observations tomorrow morning. And then we'll watch the returns come in.
If you've been with Election Projection for the last couple of cycles, you may remember the issues I had handling the increased traffic. I've been working closely with my hosting service, and I hope we won't experience those issues again this year. That said, if the website becomes inaccessible to you at any time tomorrow, please let me know via email. (You can find me
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2014 Louisiana Senate Race
2014 Senate Races
posted by Scott Elliott at 9:52am 11/03/14 ::
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Election Countdown: 2 days to go
Projection Statistics for Saturday's Update
39 New Polls:
15 Senate, 4 House, 15 Governor, 5 Others
No Pundit Rating Changes
Generic Poll Adjustment:
, Previous:
Party Switchers
In Democrats' Favor
Colorado Governor
Weak GOP Gain
Weak DEM Hold
Connecticut Governor
Weak GOP Gain
Weak DEM Hold
In Republicans' Favor
New York CD-1
Weak DEM Hold
Weak GOP Gain
New York CD-24
Strong DEM Hold
Weak GOP Gain
Other Ratings Changes
In Democrats' Favor
Arkansas CD-4
Strong GOP Hold
Weak GOP Hold
California CD-21
Strong GOP Hold
Mod GOP Hold
In Republicans' Favor
Louisiana Senate
Weak GOP Gain
Mod GOP Gain
Hawaii CD-1
Mod DEM Hold
Weak DEM Hold
Iowa CD-2
Mod DEM Hold
Weak DEM Hold
Nevada CD-4
Mod DEM Hold
Weak DEM Hold
New York CD-11
Weak GOP Hold
Mod GOP Hold
Democrats score big on the gubernatorial front in Saturday's update, reclaiming two statehouses that were previously projected to flip to the GOP. In Colorado, incumbent John Hickenlooper edges out Republican Bob Beauprez in the
Colorado governor poll average
by just 0.2%. With nine polls in the calculations, we can have a high level of confidence that the
Colorado governor election
is pretty much a toss-up.
The other retention comes from Connecticut where another Democratic incumbent has inched his way back into the lead. Though we have far fewer samples in the
Connecticut governor polling
pool, Dan Malloy, nevertheless, has taken a 0.7% lead over Tom Foley in their rematch of 4 years ago. Still razor-close, the
2014 Connecticut governor elections
promises to be one of the closest in the nation.
As promised, I added six new races to EP's
2014 House elections
page. Two Republicans seats increased the total number of GOP seats I'm tracking to 13, while four new Democratic seats - minus 1 seat which is not so competitive anymore - raises the competitive count for the blue team to 30.
One of the Democratic additions,
New York CD-24
, went straight to the red column. Republican challenger John Katko has
polled very strongly
against Democratic incumbent Dan Maffei in the limited number of surveys out there, and the pundits have sensed this race moving decidedly in his direction. A look at the
pundit ratings
for this race since I started tracking the election early this year reveals the rapid shift in their perceptions.
At 10 seats, Saturday's projected net gain for Republicans in the House is their largest projected haul so far this cycle.
Three polls from the
Iowa Senate election
show how close this race is. Two give Republican Joni Ernst leads of 1 and 2 points, while the third puts Democrat Bruce Braley in the lead by 1 point.
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2014 Louisiana Senate Race
2014 Arkansas 4th District Race
2014 California 21st District Race
2014 Hawaii 1st District Race
2014 Iowa 2nd District Race
2014 Nevada 4th District Race
2014 New York 1st District Race
2014 New York 24th District Race
2014 Colorado Governor Race
2014 Connecticut Governor Race
2014 Senate Races
2014 House Races
2014 Gubernatorial Races
posted by Scott Elliott at 12:03pm 11/02/14 ::
Saturday, November 1, 2014
Election Countdown: 3 days to go
Projection Statistics for Friday's Update
23 New Polls:
8 Senate, 5 House, 5 Governor, 5 Others
1 Pundit Rating Change:
1 favors GOP
Generic Poll Adjustment:
, Previous:
Party Switchers
In Republicans' Favor
Alaska Senate
Weak DEM Hold
Weak GOP Gain
Other Ratings Changes
In Democrats' Favor
Utah CD-4
Strong GOP Gain
Mod GOP Gain
In Republicans' Favor
Kentucky Senate
Weak GOP Hold
Mod GOP Hold
Virginia Senate
Strong DEM Hold
Mod DEM Hold
Early voting is coming to a close today in many areas, and the results are mixed. In the
2014 North Carolina Senate election
, for example, black voters are turning out in greater proportion than in 2010. That's good news for Democratic Senator Kay Hagan. But 2010 was a big time Republican year, so the GOP can withstand a marginally increased African-American slice of the electorate and still perform well. That said, almost all
recent NC Senate polls
give Hagan a slight lead. With just 3 days until the voting concludes, for her to fall short would be a mild upset.
Colorado, on the other hand, looks good for Republicans. As of noon Thursday, the red team's share of the early vote is higher than the 2010 electorate. That's probably bad news for Democratic Senator Mark Udall. Cory Gardner, the Republican challenger, is in a good position to earn the takeover in the
Colorado Senate election
, but we shouldn't forget Colorado's history. Ken Buck's situation in 2010 looked similarly rosy, but he lost to Democratic incumbent Michael Bennett anyway.
Voting in Georgia looks much like North Carolina with the percentage of black early voters outpacing their proportion of the total 2010 electorate. But like in North Carolina, Georgia Republicans have some buffer because of their substantial margin of victory in 2010. Regardless of who is actually performing better so far, it'll be hard for either candidate in the
2014 Georgia Senate election
to earn the outright majority. A runoff has seemed likely these past several weeks, and these numbers do nothing to change that expectation.
Reacting to early voting numbers is somewhat like trying to compare apples to oranges, however. I couldn't find corresponding early voting percentages for 2010 - which would be a more consistent comparison. So, like in every cycle before this, we'll have to wait until Election Night for any definitive results.
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Republican nominee Charlie Baker has now lead in all 5 of the latest Massachusetts governor polls. He must be considered the favorite to best Democrat Martha Coakley in the
2014 Massachusetts governor election
. For Ms. Coakley, a loss would be her
second statewide loss
in the last 4 years or so - no small feat for the Democrat in the Bay State.
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2014 Gubernatorial Races
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01CA9F: Read byte 2 of targeting data.
01CAAC: Read byte 1 of targeting data.
This is also what I was taught, but to be fair, English teachers tend to pick pet "rules" to teach and enforce even though there may more than one "rule" considered acceptable, and many of the grammar rules that you see people calling each other on have no basis beyond that one person one day decided that something was no longer proper, even though it was considered 100% acceptable for ages beforehand.
How did you check?
I read once that the algorithms used to calculate stat increases upon leveling up are different, but considering that no one seems to have ever mentioned that again, perhaps that source was mistaken.
Never gotten Aeris' Level 4 Limit Break. Didn't she also get her ultimate weapon for only a short time too?
(then again her Healing Wind Limit Break was so useful I never really used anything else. Wasn't it like 50% HP recovery for the entire party?)


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Make sure to these pieces so the featured deviants can achieve more appreciation~!
Note that the pieces I feature will not have any description underneath or otherwise; they will just be flat out features and nothing more.
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Arisaema AKA Jack in the Pulpit
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