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MillennialModerate
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« on: October 25, 2022, 07:07:59 AM »

So, as of this morning, Dems have 6,4k advantage in Clark and 600 vote advantage in Washoe. It's not looking that great like it did on the first day.
Yikes if that’s the margin then I don’t like Dems chances because you know GOP will win a heavy percentage of “day of”
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« Reply #1 on: October 26, 2022, 06:06:49 AM »

WaPost had an article saying Georgia early vote electorate looks more like 2018 then 2020.

That could mean one of two things… ‘18 was a far more Dem leaning year, but not in Georgia

Any insight ?
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« Reply #2 on: October 27, 2022, 04:19:18 AM »

Watch that GA governor's race. While I'm not Abrams fan, the early turnout from what we keep hearing makes me strongly think that race is far from over.

Have a hard time seeing that - a decent amount moderate D’s are crossing over because they see Kemp as doing the honorable thing ie 2020 election
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« Reply #3 on: October 28, 2022, 11:24:32 AM »

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/politics/elections/2022/10/26/2022-ohio-elections-more-have-voted-early-than-2018/69589425007/

Here are the Early voting statistics in.OH 400K more votes than last time good news for Ryan

As I said it's gonna be a 53/46/1 map in the Senate because we winded up in 2010 with 53 seats and we lost the H Ryan now has a 52% chance of being the 53rd seat Beasley 48% chance

It's only gonna be a slim R majority anyways 225/210

We win the Senate in 24 lose MT or WV and gain FL with DEMINGS whom can beat Rick Scott , regain the H this our Filibuster proof voting majority

This is following 2012 where Pat McCrory won likewise Budd win and Brown wins and Ryan wins and then McMullin

BREAKING: You’re so far off it’s effing silly

“bUt mUh gEorGiA!!”
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« Reply #4 on: November 02, 2022, 02:53:46 PM »

Georgia:

Day 16 AIP (+ABM) Voting: 136,848 voters cast ballots Tuesday, for a grand total of 1,947,275 votes.

Breakdown of Tuesday's voters:

Code:
83044 	White	60.68%
34561 Black 25.26%
2915         Asian 2.13%
2711    Latino 1.98%
13617 Other 9.95%

76623 Female 55.99%
59821 Male         43.71%
404          Other         0.30%

Total votes thus far:

Code:
1125190	White	57.78%
573369 Black 29.44%
34358 Asian 1.76%
32803       Latino 1.68%
181555 Other 9.34%

1072629 Female 55.08%
870444 Male         44.70%
4202         Other 0.22%


Isn’t that pretty bad for Dems?

Dems need around 31% black vote right ?
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