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Anonymous wrote:I understand the Republicans didn’t capture as many seats as some had been predicting but aren’t they going to end up with control of both the House and the Senate (seems I read the runoff in Georgia will favor Walker)? And if so isn’t Biden going to be a lame duck for the rest of his term?

Why would the runoff favor Walker? Kemp’s turnout dragged him into the runoff. Walker can’t generate that turnout on his own. Warnock will win the runoff.

Let him. I’d rather have Lake in AZ to handle the border issues and clean that state up!

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What part of Nancy lost the gavel do you not get?

Biden agenda is done. Even if Rs don’t get the Senate, doesn’t much matter if bills don’t make it there

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Anonymous wrote:Hobbs' lead has dropped to about 4800 votes with hundreds of thousands outstanding. So far, the Election Day votes are breaking for Lake in a huge amount.

That was expected.

Dems here were sure that Hobbs would take it on election night

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Enjoy, PA.

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Anonymous wrote:What Gretchen Whitmer did in Michigan and Jared Polis did in Colorado is way more impressive than Desantis in Florida.

Yep, Gretchen in particular. And yet all the press can talk about is Ron DeSantis. I’m a former journalist and used to believe it was an important and even noble profession. I’m very disappointed in how the press has performed over the past few election cycles.

You mean by covering candidates in both parties *equally,* rather than only covering Democrats? Yes, that's so very unfair. The media is not an arm of the Democratic party.
DP

The media were the ones talking nonstop about the giant red wave that ended up not happening. You think they were only covering Democrats?

Wry high probability of Boebert loss!!

The Boebert-Frisch race is tied 50-50% but the bulk of ballots yet to be counted, per AP, are in Pitkin County (80% counted, currently Frisch +58, not a typo), Pueblo County (91.6% counted, currently Frisch +9.6), and Garfield County (90% counted, currently Frisch +13.6).

the GOP stronghold of Mesa County only has 300 uncounted ballots. The only county clearly in the Boebert column that has a significant percentage of uncounted ballots is tiny Otero County (76.5% counted, currently Boebert +14.4).

In Pueblo County alone, there are 6,000 uncounted ballots. Those ballots may not be counted tonight as election workers are given time to eat and rest.

Military/overseas ballots will be accepted and signature issues can be cured until Nov 16. There will be an automatic recount under state law if the margin of victory is less than 0.5% of the winner's total votes. Any campaign may pay for a recount outside that margin.

Anonymous wrote:I understand the Republicans didn’t capture as many seats as some had been predicting but aren’t they going to end up with control of both the House and the Senate (seems I read the runoff in Georgia will favor Walker)? And if so isn’t Biden going to be a lame duck for the rest of his term?

If AZ and NV go Dem then GA won’t matter.

Anonymous wrote:I understand the Republicans didn’t capture as many seats as some had been predicting but aren’t they going to end up with control of both the House and the Senate (seems I read the runoff in Georgia will favor Walker)? And if so isn’t Biden going to be a lame duck for the rest of his term?

The R chance of getting the senate looks very slim. Kelly is way ahead and there’s very little red vote still out there. CM is a bit behind, but the drop tonight closed the gap a lot and there’s plenty more of that coming. The GA runoff will just be gravy.

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Anonymous wrote:What Gretchen Whitmer did in Michigan and Jared Polis did in Colorado is way more impressive than Desantis in Florida.

Yep, Gretchen in particular. And yet all the press can talk about is Ron DeSantis. I’m a former journalist and used to believe it was an important and even noble profession. I’m very disappointed in how the press has performed over the past few election cycles.

You mean by covering candidates in both parties *equally,* rather than only covering Democrats? Yes, that's so very unfair. The media is not an arm of the Democratic party.
DP

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Anonymous wrote:I understand the Republicans didn’t capture as many seats as some had been predicting but aren’t they going to end up with control of both the House and the Senate (seems I read the runoff in Georgia will favor Walker)? And if so isn’t Biden going to be a lame duck for the rest of his term?

Why would the runoff favor Walker? Kemp’s turnout dragged him into the runoff. Walker can’t generate that turnout on his own. Warnock will win the runoff.

That would be good. Can’t believe Walker got as many votes as he did in this election.

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