In Delaware, conservative Republican Christine O'Donnell came from a large pre-election cycle deficit to defeat Castle by over 6%. Polls just before the election had here receiving 47% of the vote. When all was said and done, she had gotten 53.1% of the vote to Castle's 46.9%.
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With a media that has stated several times that there is "no trend" in this year's election cycle, one is (as has been) showing: conservatives are getting the nod in the Republican party.
In New Hampshire, Palin-backed Kelly Ayotte and tea party favorite Ovide Lamontagne are in close contention, with both only separated by .5% in their Senate primary. To Republicans, both seem conservative and their incredibly close race seems to be another example of more right-leaning candidates winning out.
In Wisconsin's gubernatorial race, Scott Walker won in a landslide, beating his nearest opponent by almost 20%. His main campaign message: frugality. Another conservative, another victory.
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Not conservatism, libertarianism
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