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There’s no red wave except in Florida, and the maps were just redrawn to their advantage. Dems are holding on well elsewhere.
When I first moved to Flushing, my original polling site was inside of a RC Church. Pissed me TF off. I complained and was essentially told to pound sand. One of the reasons why I became an Election Day Worker. That 1st Flushing election I encountered a poll worker telling a young Asian woman that she could not assist an older Asian woman with her ballot. Which I knew was an outright lie. The EDW tried to raise her voice with me, so I spoke with the supervisor to make sure she informed other EDWs that the law allows assistance and that workers need to be more accommodating.
dude she has already lost he race with sanity.Lauren Boebert may lose!
Split tickets in Georgia.. Kemp is doing better than Walker… people are voting for both Kemp and Warnock. Trump is a drag on the party.
Mr. Frost is a progressive Democrat whose campaign focused on issues of particular salience to many young voters: gun violence, climate change, abortion rights and Medicare for all. His background is in activism, including work with the student-led anti-gun-violence movement March for Our Lives.
Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan cruised to a comfortable victory over Republican challenger Don Bolduc in New Hampshire because of strong support from multiple key groups including women, college graduates and political moderates.
Women strongly preferred Hassan over Bolduc, according to early exit polling from Edison Research, with roughly 6 in 10 women supporting Hassan compared with about 4 in 10 who backed Bolduc. Ideological moderates also preferred Hassan by a similar margin.
Similar shares of Granite Staters — roughly 4 in 10 — cited inflation and abortion as their most important issues. Hassan won about 9 in 10 voters who listed abortion as their top issue and about 3 in 10 of those who cared most about inflation.
let the hundreds of lawsuits begin. the courts are going to be packed with election deniers.Kornacki pointing out dems may well hold the house. Wow, if that happened, the Trumpers will explode.
Georgia will be anxious till tomorrow probably. I think Warnock pulls it out when mail-in and absentee ballots are counted. But remember, in Georgia a candidate has to win more than 50% of the vote. It may lead to a runoff on December 6th.
I think Fetterman pulls it out in PA with mail-in and absentee ballots later on.
I think it's getting close to Barnes losing a great opportunity in Wisconsin, even with mail-in and absentee ballots outstanding coming in later.
Not sure I'll stay up for Nevada to see if Dems keep the seat there.
It's looking good for the Dems to keep the Senate though.
Still worried about the House, but not as much. We may lose two Dem seats in NYS. But that may have to wait till tomorrow afternoon or later for final tallies.
I think Fetterman wins outright tonight. Warnock may have to wait till tomorrow afternoon to be projected the winner with 50%+1Neither Oz or Walker are doing the numbers Trump did in 2020, and he lost both states. It will be close, but I think dems pick up both seats.
I think it's getting close to Barnes losing a great opportunity in Wisconsin, even with mail-in and absentee ballots outstanding coming in later.
Still hoping the unions will have got out the vote for her.Not sure I'll stay up for Nevada to see if Dems keep the seat there.
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