2022 election results thread
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Anonymous
| Not sure if Wisconsin has been discussed, I don't feel like looking through the whole thread. Barnes is still a tossup, I'm not super optimistic, but Evers looking pretty good. It's the Governor position that really needs to be won- Wisconsin will go to sh*t if Michels gets elected. |
Anonymous
The person who keeps telling us the ‘current’ senate status is hardly literate. Unreal. |
Anonymous
It's very odd. If they call Pennsylvania for Fetterman, or GA or Walker, or WI for Barnes, or AZ for Masters, NV for Laxalt, that will be a big deal. Until then, it's status quo. |
Anonymous
Exactly. |
Anonymous
Adding on some Tweets I've seen that are breaking it down (I'm from WI so I geek out over this): City of Waukesha appears all reported. Michels wins by 1,163 (4 points) compared to Walker's 4,779 vote (15 point) victory in 2018. ------ 57% of Dane County in @Tony4WI 78.5% @michelsforgov 20.8% Evers hit 74.7% here four years ago. Also, not just margin out of Dane Co, but turnout. It's growing and turning more blue every cycle. ------ 52% of Waukesha Co vote is now in: @michelsforgov 60.8%, @Tony4WI 38.4. @ScottWalker got 66.1% there 4 years ago. Worth watching if Michels hits that mark once full returns in. @RonJohnsonWI at 63.6%. |
Anonymous
| Beasley lost 😞 |
Anonymous
Shoot. I didn't expect her to win, though. |
Anonymous
You can lock him up but New Yorkers will still have to deal with the crime surge. |
Anonymous
| Where are you all following the results? I’ve been looking only at NYT so far. |
Anonymous
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NYT and NBC.
NBC is calling dems further out ahead than NYT. |
Anonymous
Looking good for Evers. Here's another one: Evers wins Port Washington by 5 votes. Walker won it by 823 in 2018. Michels wins Mequon by 114 votes, compared to 3,227 by Walker in 2018. Mequon is the historic GOP stronghold where a slate of anti-CRT school board candidates lost every ward earlier this year. |
Anonymous
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Sorry, but midterms with a Democratic President are EXPECTED to go Republican. The House and Senate are supposed to go red. So if it's close... ... that means Republicans have under-performed, because of abortion and their 2020 election denial. And the only reason Democrats have not made history by retaining both chambers, or one, is because of global affairs (war in Ukraine and subsequent inflation). Not one head of state can reverse inflation by themselves. If the US had not lifted a finger, Ukraine would still not be producing grain this year and there would still be energy sanctions imposed on Russia. |
Anonymous
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From Twitter:
https://twitter.com/DanielBice/status/1590193580316196866 NEW: Sources in both parties are saying @GovEvers is going to win a second term. "I dont's see a path," said a prominent GOP source who backed @michelsforgov. |
Anonymous
| I'm feeling good PA is going to Fetterman. WI could go to Barnes. GA looks like it will go to run-off. Don't see Kelly losing. NV is still big question. No results yet from there. |
Anonymous
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From Nate Cohn on Twitter:
Fetterman outrunning Biden just about everywhere in Pennsylvania. Our estimate now leans Democratic https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/1590186780854456320 |