Good off-year election for Dems, in spite of fairly low

Deep Red/Tea Party candidates, some wins for moderate conservatives. 

Some of the results:

RED WINS
Chris Christy, GOP, was reelected by large margin -- carrying a slight but definite majority of Hispanic voters.
Alabama state senator red against red race, with fairly moderate establishment incumbent defeating Tea Party religious extremist. (IMO a win for both red and blue Americans so put it on both lists. :)

BLUE WINS
Virginia governor turns blue.
Virgnia lieutenant governor turns blue.
Detroit mayor stays blue, goes white (first time in a long time)
NY mayor, my mistake corrected to turns blue.
Alabama state senator red against red race, with fairly moderate establishment incumbent defeating Tea Party religious extremist who disagrees with separation of church and state. (IMO, win for most Americans, red and blue.)

STILL UNDECIDED: Virginia attorney general dead heat Red-Blue.

INITIATIVES/OTHER
Illinois approves same-sex marriage (win for all but those who disapprove).
New Jersians voted to increase minimum wage by a dollar, to $8.25, an hour (Christie had vetoed). (blue)
Coloradans voted to tax their newly legalized marijuana and give to schools. (blue)
Portland, Maine legalizes pot (winners--all those who won't become felons/associate with criminals, and their families)
Of 11 Colorado counties on protest vote for "secession" from that state, 5 said yes, 6 no. (red?)
New Yorkers voted to have casinos. (business, libertarians?)
Texans voted not to pump public money into renovating the Astrodome. (Probably will be razed.)
Washingtonians reject GFO labeling.
Seattle-Tacoma, Washington still counting to see if $15 minimum wage for airport workers was passed.

Fellow Traveler