The critical numbers are these: Republicans need to defend 22 open seats -- those without incumbents, who typically enjoy an enormous re-election advantage.
The losers have placed enormous pressure on election officials and Mr. Karzai to undo some results or even void the election.
Lady Altmann had warned that the cost of keeping the safeguard would be "enormous" after the election in 2020.
This nihilistic approach to humor has played an enormous role this election cycle; in fact, the desire to entertain one another online seems to constitute an entire subset of our political discourse.
But it managed to register 14m voters, or 69% of the electorate, which is more than expected, and it hired 120,000 staff to run polling stations.We are watchingThe single best insurance against widespread violence may be the enormous attention the election is attracting, both at home and abroad.
The economy certainly has enormous sway over elections, but as Professor Fair has indicated in a series of academic papers, the model's statistical accuracy is limited.
"We're encouraging all of our supporters, given the enormous importance of this election, given the dramatic choice the American people face in this election, to be involved," said Pence, noting he hoped they would do so in a "respectful" manner.
In the past year or so, the BJP has had an extraordinary run electorally, claiming several victories in state elections in December 2013, then romping to an enormous mandate at general elections in May 2014, followed by more state assembly victories in Maharashtra, Haryana, Jharkhand and even doing well in Jammu and Kashmir.
There was an odd mismatch between Obama's claim about the enormous stakes of this election and his own preview of what he would do if reëlected.
For the planet, the stakes in yesterday's election were enormous — "almost unthinkably large," as David Roberts put it, at Vox — and now the results are in.
