In the next few days, I'll cover the outcome of this race. I'll also post a few analysis pieces where I discuss the vote tallies and see what they tell us about the future of the 29th district. After that, this blog will shut down until the next competitive race in the district, which may well be 2008.
In the meantime, I'd like to thank everyone who's taken time to give me a hand. To those who have posted or e-mailed comments, I greatly appreciate the time and effort. Rochesterturning and the Rural Patriot have both been very generous by linking and talking up the new kid on the block. And thanks to everyone who took the time to read a page or two: it was good to know that someone was paying attention.
I'd also like to thank my wife for cheerfully tolerating my sometimes tedious political obsession. It's almost over, honey.
Comments
I want to thank you for your efforts. I referred to the Fighting29th almost every day for the past several weeks. I found your postings to be well-informed and insightful and look forward to your post-election analysis.
Rich MacAlpine Penn Yan
I'm going to miss you! Thank you so very much for all that you have done. Even though you will be shutting down until 2008, don't make yourself scarce. Your input and analysis was, and is, always spot on and greatly appreciated.
'till we "meet" again...
Hey, now I have two guys who I can call "Reader Rich"
TRP-I'm sure I'll be around.
Thanks for the coverage of the election, BUT before you go could we maybe get some information about how this "impounding of voting machines works"?
You have done a terrific service!I have so valued this. Thanks. Meantime, I just hope that Mr. Massa will take the high road, concede in a class act manner and retain the stature and respect he has worked so hard to earn.