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Alabama Line Considers Legislature, Supreme Court

Posted by Danny, on December 10th, 2009, at 11:03 am

Alabama Line flagI don’t know that the Alabama Line will tackle the task of handicapping each state legislative race, and the three Supreme Court races haven’t firmed up enough that it would yet be practical to handicap them individually either. However, undaunted, the Alabama Line is willing to consider the odds of a Republican takeover in each house along with the odds of each party sweeping the Supreme Court races.

And that’s what we do today in the Alabama Line.

I am grateful for all the generous folks who offered their candid assessments for the Alabama Line. We’ll adjust it as time goes by and conditions change.

Category: AL House, AL Judicial Branch, AL Senate, Campaign & Election |

1 comment to Alabama Line Considers Legislature, Supreme Court

  • Mgm Insider
    December 10th, 2009 at 4:20 pm

    “GOP fundraising may surprise Dems in otherwise lean economy.”

    Interesting point, Danny. Mike Hubbard must be raising some serious cash if he is able to bankroll a challenger to his own incumbent. The bad blood between Hubbard-Love and Grimes could make HD73 very interesting in 2010.

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