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Election Day Open Thread #2: Returns and Ruminations

blogSpan.jpgWho will rule NYC streets come 2010? Photo: City Room

Conventional wisdom has it that the races for New Jersey governor and Congressional rep in New York's 23rd District are the hottest (or, in the case of the latter, most bizarre) Election Day 2009 tickets. Though Daily Kos has declared the contest for mayor of New York to be "pretty well predetermined," we'll be watching the returns just the same.

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