2022 Primary Election Night Coverage Megathread (9/13 - GRAND FINALE - DE, NH, RI)

[brucejoel99]

Never forget:

https://twitter.com/cawthornfornc/status/1323813315169165313

[brucejoel99]

Looks like the last of York County came in, may have added a bit more to Oz's total, margin is under 2k now

Something new came in, we're up to 93% reporting now from 92% but the margin is up to 2,523 from under 2K.

[brucejoel99]

STOP THE STEAL
https://twitter.com/meridithmcgraw/status/1526954652494962688

Does this mean that Trump might not endorse McCormick if McCormick ends up winning?

[brucejoel99]

Raffensperger was written off by a lot of people.

So in light of these results, I wonder if Tom Rice's primary prospects are being underrated. His colleagues haven't turned against him like they have against Liz Cheney and a I feel like the electorate in his district is noticeably less Trumpy than one in, say, West Virginia.

Given the emerging weakness of Trump's grip over Republican primaries & the recent discourse in the WY-AL megathread, I'm honestly starting to wonder if a Cheney re-nomination is plausibly possible.

[brucejoel99]

Don't forget that DE-01 and DE-02 might happen at some point in the next few decades

Last time Delaware had 4 EV, Biden voted for Clinton.

Delaware has never had 4 EVs.

[brucejoel99]

Don't forget that DE-01 and DE-02 might happen at some point in the next few decades

Last time Delaware had 4 EV, Biden voted for Clinton.

Delaware has never had 4 EVs.

It did. For one single decade.
I wouldn't mind telling you and GALeftist when, but then my sophisticated joke would lose its effect.

Touché, but technically, old man Biden would've voted for James Monroe the last time that Delaware had 4 EVs in 1820, not DeWitt Clinton the first time that they had them in 1812.