Leaders of the Queens Democratic Party said yesterday that they considered the Democratic primary race between City Councilman Allan W. Jennings and their candidate, Yvonne Reddick, too close to call, despite unofficial results that showed that Mr. Jennings won by 106 votes.
The last presidential election was decided in large measure on which candidate seemed too close to Wall Street, so you'd also think that ambitious politicians wouldn't want to look like they are doing Wall Street's bidding.
Only in one other race, for mayor of Yekaterinburg, did an opposition candidate mount a significant challenge to the Kremlin's candidate; that race remained too close to call early on Monday.
But it seems, at least one candidate took this lesson too close to heart and went out and got himself into a nice li'l tilly with a teenager.
Both candidates admit things are too close to call.
But polls taken by both candidates show a race too close to call.
Judging from the heated oratory in Congress last week, the outcome of that debate -- like the current standing of the two presidential candidates -- may be too close to call.
Here is my new map of how I'm rating all the states, broken down into Safe, Probable, and Lean for both candidates, as well as Too Close To Call for those where I have no firm idea which way the wind is currently blowing.
Proud of its homegrown candidate, Texas is probably not too close to call.
Streeting, who insists that he is not offering official backing to any candidate, believes this election is "too close to call".
To placate Republican opposition, Mr Obama may feel compelled to nominate candidates whose views are not too close to Ms Yellen's.This highlights Ms Yellen's other challenge: forging consensus on a committee where many members don't share her dovishness.
