When Did The GOP Last Win a Close Election?

Because Democrats will throw tantrums and demand recounts until they get the result they're seeking.

To answer your question, Rick Scott won the Florida governor race by a slight margin -- both he and his opponent received roughly around 2.5 million votes each.

It's anecdotal, but urban and poorer voters tend Democratic, and there is less likelihood of error in rural and suburban areas, partly because of less traffic (lower population density and fewer voters served per poll).

There are votes on local and county levels where the GOP won by a very slim margin (Adams County, PA occasionally has races within 10 votes).

The question is, do you accept the premise I state that the profile of a Democratic voter lends themselves to more errors?

In Bush v. Gore, There were counties where a net gain for Bush was realized, and in net Gore pickup counties, it was a net pickup - there were Bush votes as well.

You have pulled 4 examples of elections off the top of your head that involved recounts and are using this as "proof" that the GOP can't win close elections???

Your sample size isn't nearly large enough for your data to support your conclusions.

What's worse is that you are trying to make a political point that the GOP can't win close elections, when it could just as easily be argued that the Dem's can only win in close ones.

This question is one of the most illogical I have seen, and its made worse by the fact that you seem to believe you are using good logic and methods to prove the point.

The odds for victory are subject to a load of variables that themselves vary based on demographics of the district.

I don't know the last election the GOP was in they completely obliterated the democrats

+25 seats

As any normal thinking person knows the democrats cheat.

Like 4 months ago bro.