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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Looking deeper at the 538 results ... all of these are Republican held seats, btw. Going in: 66 R, 34 D Dems have surely won 13 seats: 53 R, 47 D 6 seats are close: 47 R, 47 D 94 - R winning by 12 (!!) votes. All votes in but provos. 28 - R + 104. All votes in but provos. I can't see that changing things. 40 - D + 185. Waiting on PWC absentee ballots. Assuming 750 absentees (15% of election day total) and that they break down by the same %'s as election day voters ... absentees break down 423-327. I think this goes Blue and this is the House MAJORITY LEADER. 27 - R + 138. Waiting on Chesterfield absentee ballots. This may flip but I think it stays R just barely. 68 - D + 463. We're waiting on Chesterfield absentees. Assuming absentees are 15% of election day total ... that's 2,639 ballots. The R won the Chesterfield part of this district 55-44, so that'd break the absentees down 1452-1187. Not enough to make up. I think the D wins here. 85 - D + 447. Waiting on absentee ballots from VA Beach. Gut feeling says the margin is too big to overcome. I think the House is tied or 51-49 D. [/quote] And Dems won big despite all that Republican gerrymandering. Imagine how well they will do once districts are redrawn fairly! [/quote] Fed congressional districts look odd. 10th and 11th. But these things are drawn for population. I don't see Barbara Comstock's signature [11th] on Gerry Connelly's [10th] letter about SALT. https://connolly.house.gov/uploadedfiles/salt_tax_reform_2017.pdf States with low or no income tax export taxes-energy producers get $ and FL gets tourists/renters. FL is unique but TX, Alaska, WY . DE has low prop taxes because of the strategic corporate stuff. Who would ever vote for the NRA gun guy V the guy whose significant other was shot on live TV? Especially after TX church and Vegas just happening. Except in CA who if anyone is left enough to not want MS 13ers locked up and deported? [/quote]
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