Landslide Hillary

[Alben Barkley]

Should be an NSFW flair for this thread

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Should be an NSFW flair for this thread

Why?

[LAB-LIB]

Turnbull is still PM ITTL

Yeah. He's currently underwater in polling for the 2019 election, however.

Of course, so was Morrison, and we know what happened after that...

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President Clinton announces female leadership summit with Merkel.
-July 15, 2018

Problem Solvers Caucus proposes compromise gun bill as Cruz filibusters.
-July 19, 2018

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-Authorizes a full bump-stock ban.
-Bans the sale of assault weapons
-Requires a twoone-week waiting period before purchasing firearms.
-Requires the implementation of a federal background check system.
-Bans anyone with a felony conviction from buying weapons for 105 years with a lifetime ban for those with violent felony convictions.
-Allows for the seizure of weapons if families believe the owner is a threat.

Majority Leader Schumer threatens filibuster elimination if ban doesn't pass.
-July 21, 2018

Modified gun bill narrowly passes.
-July 22, 2018

Alabama
▌2. Doug Jones (D)
▌3. Richard Shelby (R)
Alaska
▌2. Dan Sullivan (R)
▌3. Al Gross (D)
Arizona
▌1. Jeff Flake (R)
▌3. Mark Kelly (D)
Arkansas
▌2. Tom Cotton (R)
▌3. John Boozman (R)
California
▌1. Dianne Feinstein (D)
▌3. Kamala Harris (D)
Colorado
▌2. Cory Gardner (R)
▌3. Michael Bennet (D)
Connecticut
▌1. Chris Murphy (D)
▌3. Richard Blumenthal (D)
Delaware
▌1. Tom Carper (D)
▌2. Chris Coons (D)
Florida
▌1. Bill Nelson (D)
▌3. Patrick Murphy (D)
Georgia
▌2. David Perdue (R)
▌3. Johnny Isakson (R)
Hawaii
▌1. Mazie Hirono (D)
▌3. Brian Schatz (D)
Idaho
▌2. Jim Risch (R)
▌3. Mike Crapo (R)
Illinois
▌2. Dick Durbin (D)
▌3. Tammy Duckworth (D)
Indiana
▌1. Joe Donnelly (D)
▌3. Evan Bayh (D)
Iowa
▌2. Joni Ernst (R)
▌3. Chuck Grassley (R)
Kansas
▌2. Pat Roberts (R)
▌3. Jerry Moran (R)
Kentucky
▌2. Mitch McConnell (R)
▌3. Rand Paul (R)
Louisiana
▌2. Bill Cassidy (R)
▌3. John Kennedy (R)
Maine
▌1. Angus King (I)
▌2. Susan Collins (R)
Maryland
▌1. Ben Cardin (D)
▌3. Chris Van Hollen (D)
Massachusetts
▌1. Elizabeth Warren (D)
▌2. Ed Markey (D)
Michigan
▌1. Debbie Stabenow (D)
▌2. Gary Peters (D)
Minnesota
▌1. Amy Klobuchar (D)
▌2. Al Franken (D)
Mississippi
▌1. Roger Wicker (R)
▌2. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R)
Missouri
▌1. Claire McCaskill (D)
▌3. Jason Kander (D)
Montana
▌1. Jon Tester (D)
▌2. Steve Daines (R)
Nebraska
▌1. Deb Fischer (R)
▌2. Ben Sasse (R)
Nevada
▌1. Dean Heller (R)
▌3. Catherine Cortez Masto (D)
New Hampshire
▌2. Jeanne Shaheen (D)
▌3. Maggie Hassan (D)
New Jersey
▌1. Bob Menendez (D)
▌2. Cory Booker (D)
New Mexico
▌1. Martin Heinrich (D)
▌2. Tom Udall (D)
New York
▌1. Kirsten Gillibrand (D)
▌3. Chuck Schumer (D)
North Carolina
▌2. Thom Tillis (R)
▌3. Jeff Jackson (D)
North Dakota
▌1. Heidi Heitkamp (D)
▌3. John Hoeven (R)
Ohio
▌1. Sherrod Brown (D)
▌3. Rob Portman (R)
Oklahoma
▌2. Jim Inhofe (R)
▌3. James Lankford (R)
Oregon
▌2. Jeff Merkley (D)
▌3. Ron Wyden (D)
Pennsylvania
▌1. Bob Casey Jr. (D)
▌3. Joe Sestak (D)
Rhode Island
▌1. Sheldon Whitehouse (D)
▌2. Jack Reed (D)
South Carolina
▌2. Lindsey Graham (R)
▌3. Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota
▌2. Mike Rounds (R)
▌3. John Thune (R)
Tennessee
▌1. Bob Corker (R)
▌2. Lamar Alexander (R)
Texas
▌1. Ted Cruz (R)
▌2. John Cornyn (R)
Utah
▌1. Orrin Hatch (R)
▌3. Mike Lee (R)
Vermont
▌1. Bernie Sanders (I)
▌3. Patrick Leahy (D)
Virginia
▌1. Louise Lucas (D)
▌2. Mark Warner (D)
Washington
▌1. Maria Cantwell (D)
▌3. Patty Murray (D)
West Virginia
▌1. Joe Manchin (D)
▌2. Shelley Moore Capito (R)
Wisconsin
▌1. Tammy Baldwin (D)
▌3. Russ Feingold (D)
Wyoming
▌1. John Barrasso (R)
▌2. Mike Enzi (R)

Green: AYE on both
Yellow: AYE on cloture, NAY on final
Red: NAY on both
Purple: Conveniently absent.

51 IN FAVOR (+7 For Cloture)
48 AGAINST
1 ABSENT

President Clinton signs gun law.
-July 25, 2018

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SoL announces endorsement of Marjorie Taylor-Greene, full list of nominees expected.
-July 26, 2018

*=Cross-endorsement
()=Money given by party

GA-02: Educator and businesswoman MRS. VIVIAN CHILDS* ($100,000)
GA-06: Former wrestler and perennial candidate MR. DAN RODIMER ($2,500,000)
GA-07: Anti-Abortion activist MRS. CATHERINE DAVIS ($4,000,000)
GA-14: Conspiracy theorist MRS. MARJORIE TAYLOR-GREENE* ($900,000)

VA-07: Former Rep. (2015-2017) MR. DAVID BRAT* ($500,000)

CO-03: Conspiracy theorist and businesswoman MRS. LAUREN BOEBERT ($1,000,000)

FL-01: Rep. (2017-) MR. MATT GAETZ* ($500,000)

MO-02: Personal injury lawyer MR. MARK McCLOSKEY ($1,000,000)

ME-02: Talk radio host MR. MARK LEVIN ($750,000)

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2018 Senate Polls:

ARIZONA:
Kyrsten Sinema (D): 50%
Kelli Ward (R): 47%

CALIFORNIA:
Tom Steyer (D): 51%
Dianne Feinstein* (D): 49%

CONNECTICUT:
Chris Murphy* (D): 56%
Matthew Corey (R): 42%

DELAWARE:
Tom Carper* (D): 60%
Lauren Witzke (R): 37%

FLORIDA:
Ron DeSantis (R): 49%
Bill Nelson* (D): 47%

HAWAII:
Mazie Hirono* (D): UNOPPOSED

INDIANA:
Todd Young (R): 54%
Joe Donnelly* (D): 44%

MAINE:
Angus King* (I/D): 51%
Paul LePage (R): 46%

MARYLAND:
Ben Cardin* (D): 52%
Michael Steele (R): 46%

MASSACHUSETTS:
Elizabeth Warren* (D): 59%
Curt Schilling (R): 40%

MICHIGAN:
John James (R): 49%
Debbie Stabenow* (D): 48%

MINNESOTA:
Amy Klobuchar* (D): 62%
Michelle Bachmann (R): 35%

MISSISSIPPI:
Roger Wicker* (R): UNOPPOSED

MISSISSIPPI (S):
Cindy Hyde-Smith* (R): 54%
David Baria (D): 43%

MISSOURI:
Josh Hawley (R): 50%
Claire McCaskill* (D): 45%

MONTANA:
Robert O'Neill (R): 47%
Jon Tester* (D): 47%

NEBRASKA:
Deb Fischer* (R): UNOPPOSED

NEVADA:
Jacky Rosen (D): 45%
Dean Heller (R): 43%
Amy Tarkanian (F+SoL): 10%

NEW JERSEY:
Tom Malinowski (D): 46%
Tom Kean Jr. (R): 44%

NEW MEXICO:
Martin Heinrich* (D): 55%
Heather Wilson (R): 44%

NEW YORK:
Kirsten Gillibrand* (D): 52%
Lee Zeldin (R): 42%

NORTH DAKOTA:
Rick Berg (R): 55%
Heidi Heitkamp* (D): 41%

OHIO:
Josh Mandel (R): 51%
Sherrod Brown* (D): 48%

PENNSYLVANIA:
Bob Casey* (D): 53%
Lou Barletta (R): 45%

RHODE ISLAND:
Sheldon Whitehouse* (D): UNOPPOSED

TENNESSEE:
Marsha Blackburn (R): UNOPPOSED

TEXAS:
Ted Cruz* (R): 52%
Lupe Valdez (D): 44%

UTAH:
Mia Love (R): 64%
Misty Snow (D): 33%

VERMONT:
Bernie Sanders* (I/D): UNOPPOSED

VIRGINIA (S):
Louise Lucas* (D): UNOPPOSED

VIRGINIA:
Louise Lucas* (D): 48%
Barbara Comstock (R): 46%

WASHINGTON:
Maria Cantwell* (D): 53%
Dino Rossi (R): 44%

WEST VIRGINIA:
Don Blankenship (R): 48%
Joe Manchin* (D): 47%

WISCONSIN:
Tammy Baldwin* (D): 50%
Leah Vukmir (R): 48%

WYOMING:
John Barrasso* (R): 64%
Gary Trauner (D): 33%

Pre-Election: 55D, 43R, 2I
Post-Election: 49D, 49R, 2I

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Anti-BDS legislation proposed.
-August 27, 2018

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ISRAEL ANTI-BOYCOTT ACT OF 2018:
-Prohibits U.S. Citizens from supporting boycotts of Israel.
-Subjects violations to up to 6 months in prison and a fine of up to $100,000.
-Allows states to introduce other legislation regarding this not interfering with other provisions*

*=Widely seen as a backup if the law is declared unconstitutional.

Press Secretary Psaki steers clear of Israel law, suggests Presidential support for compromise.
-August 30, 2018

President Clinton's approval ratings fall below 50% to a +4 net, despite 3.7% unemployment.
-September 5, 2018

Isreal Anti-Boycott Act likely to pass, says unnamed source.
-September 8, 2018

Inside the shadow PACs supporting Republicans.
-September 19, 2018

President Clinton suspends the death penalty on the federal level, urges permanent ban.
-September 30, 2018

Anti-BDS law passes the House 294-131.
-October 15, 2018

President Clinton begins tour for midterm candidates.
-October 17, 2018

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MAINE

Governor:
✓Paul LePage* (R): 50.0%
Janet Mills (D): 49.9%

Senate:
✓Angus King* (I/D): 45.5%
Shawn Moody (R): 44.1%
Zak Ringlestein (D): 7.0%

ME-01:
✓Chellie Pingree* (D): 54.9%
Mark Holbrook (R): 42.9%

ME-02:
✓Jared Golden* (D): 46.1%
Bruce Poliquin (R): 43.5%
Mark Levin (S): 8.9%

State Senate:
R: 19 (+1)
D: 16 (-1)

State House:
R: 77 (+10)
D: 73 (-10)
I: 2 (-)

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NEW HAMPSHIRE:

Governor:
✓Chris Sununu (R): 51.9%
Colin Van Ostern* (D): 47.7%

NH-01:
✓Frank Guinta (R): 50.6%
Carol Shea-Porter* (D): 48.1%

NH-02:
✓Lynne Blankenbeker (R): 48.9%
Donna Soucy* (D): 48.7%

Executive Council:
R: 4 (+2)
D: 1 (-2)

State Senate:
R: 15 (+3)
D: 9 (-3)

State House:
R: 256 (+61)
D: 144 (-61)

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VERMONT:

Governor:
✓Phil Scott* (R): 60.0%
Molly Gray (D): 40.0%

Lt. Governor:
✓Don Turner (R): 52.2%
David Zuckerman* (D): 46.8%

Senate:
✓Bernie Sanders* (I/D): 58.2%
Scott Milne (R): 38.5%

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MASSACHUSETTS:

Governor:
✓Charlie Baker* (R): 72.3%
Jay Gonzalez (D): 26.5%

MA-09:
✓Jeffrey Sossa-Paquette (R): 45.5%
Bill Keating* (D): 43.9%
Ayanna Pressley (G): 10.0%

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RHODE ISLAND:

Governor:
✓Allan Fung (R): 49.8%
Gina Raimondo* (D): 47.0%

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CONNECTICUT:

Governor:
✓Bob Stefanowski (R): 50.0%
Ned Lamont (D): 49.8%

Senate:
✓Chris Murphy* (D): 55.4%
Matthew Corey (R): 43.9%

CT-05:
✓Manny Santos (R): 50.3%
Jahana Hayes (D): 46.5%

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NEW YORK:

Governor:
✓Kathy Hochul* (D): 61.2%
Andrew  Giuliani (R): 38.2%

Senate:
✓Kirsten Gillibrand* (D): 50.7%
Lee Zeldin (R): 48.2%

NY-03:
✓Jack Martins (R): 48.5%
Thomas Suozzi* (D): 47.5%

NY-11:
✓Nicole Malliotakis (R): 49.9%
Max Rose* (D): 45.6%

NY-18:
✓James O'Donnell (R): 49.1%
Sean-Patrick Maloney* (D): 48.9%

NY-19:
✓John Faso (R): 50.4%
Antonio Delgado* (D): 46.5%

NY-20:
✓Claudia Tenney (R): 50.4%
Anthony Brindisi* (D): 48.3%

NY-25:
✓Jim Maxwell (R): 47.7% (+119 Votes)
Joseph Morelle (D): 47.7%

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NEW JERSEY:

Senate:
✓Tom Malinowski (D): 49.0%
Tom Kean Jr. (R): 48.7%

NJ-03:
✓Dave Richter (R): 50.0%
Andy Kim* (D): 49.2%

NJ-05:
✓Josh Gottheimer* (D): 49.5% (+256 Votes)
Scott Garrett (R): 49.5%

NJ-07:
✓Leonard Lance* (R): 56.7%
Jeb Johnson Jr. (D): 42.2%

NJ-11:
✓Mikie Sherrill* (D): 48.6% (+787 Votes)
Jay Webber (R): 48.5%

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Christ, was Gillibrand convicted of rape or something?

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PENNSYLVANIA:

Governor:
✓Pat Toomey (R): 48.3%
Tom Wolf* (D): 48.0%

Senate:
✓Ryan Costello (R): 49.4%
Bob Casey Jr.* (D): 48.9%

PA-06:
✓Pearl Kim (R): 48.3%
Chrissy Houlahan* (D): 48.0%

PA-07:
✓Martin Nothstein (R): 50.3%
Susan Wild* (D): 48.5%

PA-08:
✓John Chrin (R): 49.8%
Matt Cartwright* (D): 49.6%

PA-10:
✓Eric Ding* (D): 44.0% (+75 Votes)
Scott Perry (R): 44.0%
Lou Capozzi (R-Write In): 8.7%

PA-17:
✓Keith Rothfus (R): 47.3%
Conor Lamb* (D): 46.7%

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DELAWARE:

Senate:
✓Tom Carper* (D): 60.3%
Lauren Witzke (R): 39.7%

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MARYLAND:

Governor:
✓Larry Hogan* (R): 62.0%
Ben Jealous (D): 36.0%

MD-06:
✓Dan Bogino (R): 48.7% (+10 Votes)
David Trone (D): 48.7%

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VIRGINIA:

Senate (Special):
✓Louise Lucas* (D): UNOPPOSED

Senate:
✓Louise Lucas* (D): 48.6%
Ed Gillespie (R): 48.4%

VA-07:
✓David Brat (R): 49.1%
Abigail Spanberger* (D): 48.6%

VA-10:
✓Barbara Comstock (R): 47.9%
Jennifer Wexton* (D): 47.8%

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WEST VIRGINIA:

Senate:
✓Don Blankenship (R): 49.3% (+1,910 Votes)
Joe Manchin* (D): 49.3%

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NORTH CAROLINA:

NC-01:
✓Sandy Smith (R): 50.5%
G.K. Butterfield* (D): 48.5%

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SOUTH CAROLINA:

SC-01:
✓Nancy Mace (R): 49.8%
Joe Cunningham* (D): 49.0%

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GEORGIA:

Governor:
✓Doug Collins (R): 50.1%
Stacey Abrams (D): 49.2%

GA-02:
✓Vivian Childs (R): 49.2% (+200 Votes)
Sanford Bishop* (D): 49.2%

GA-06:
✓Jon Ossoff (D): 50.5%
Karen Handel (R): 42.9%
Dan Rodimer (S): 6.0%

GA-07:
✓Lucy McBath* (D): 46.9%
Rob Woodall (R): 44.0%
Catherine Davis (S): 8.9%

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FLORIDA:

Governor:
✓Carlos Lopez-Cantera* (R): 50.0%
Andrew Gillum (D): 48.7%

Senate:
✓Ron DeSantis (R): 50.9%
Bill Nelson* (D): 48.1%

FL-02:
✓Neal Dunn (R): 62.1%
Gwen Graham* (D): 35.5%

FL-07:
✓Scott Sturgill (R): 48.5% (+3 Votes)
Stephanie Murphy* (D): 48.5%

FL-13:
✓David Jolly (R): 51.0%
Charlie Crist* (D): 48.9%

FL-18:
✓Brian Mast (R): 55.7%
Randy Perkins* (D): 41.9%

FL-23:
✓Joe Kaufman (R): 49.9%
Debbie Wasserman-Schitz* (D): 49.1%

FL-26:
✓Carlos Curbelo (R): 53.0%
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell* (D): 46.7%

FL-27:
✓Maria Elvira Salazar (R): 52.2%
Scott Fuhrman* (D): 47.8%

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ALABAMA:

AL-02:
✓Martha Roby (R): 55.9%
Nathan Mathis* (D): 39.7%

MISSISSIPPI:

Senate:
✓Hyde-Smith* (R): 55.0%
Espy (D): 45.0%

KENTUCKY:

KY-06:
✓Anne Northup (R): 52.8%
Amy McGrath* (D): 47.2%

OHIO

Senator:
✓Josh Mandel (R): 50.9%
Sherrod Brown* (D): 46.2%

OH-13:
✓Christina Hagan (R): 50.3%
Tim Ryan* (D): 49.7%

INDIANA:

Senate:
✓Todd Young (R): 54.1%
Joe Donnelly* (D): 45.1%

IN-01:
✓Bill Hanna (R): 46.9%
Frank Mrvan (D): 46.7%

ILLINOIS:

Governor:
✓J.B. Pritzker (D): 48.9%
Bruce Rauner* (R): 48.2%

IL-06:
✓Jeanne Ives (R): 49.0%
Sean Casten* (D): 48.2%

IL-10:
✓Bob Dold (R): 49.9% (+80 Votes)
Brad Schneider* (D): 49.9%

IL-14:
✓Jim Oberweis (R): 50.5%
Lauren Underwood* (D): 49.2%

IL-17:
✓Esther Joy King (R): 50.3%
Cheri Bustos* (D): 48.7%

MICHIGAN:

Governor:
✓Bill Schuette (R): 49.0% (+942 Votes)
Gretchen Whitmer (D): 49.0%

Senate:
✓John James (R): 50.8%
Debbie Stabenow* (D): 47.9%

MI-5:
✓Tim Kelly (R): 50.2%
Dan Kildee* (D): 49.2%

MI-08:
✓Paul Junge (R): 50.7%
Elissa Slotkin* (D): 47.7%

MI-11:
✓Lena Epstein (R): 50.8%
Haley Stevens* (D): 47.2%

WISCONSIN:

Governor:
✓Scott Walker* (R): 50.9%
Tony Evers (D): 48.1%

Senate:
✓Leah Vukmir (R): 49.3% (UNCLEAR WINNER, RECOUNT AND COURT BATTLE PENDING)
Tammy Baldwin* (D): 49.3%

WI-03:
✓Derrick Van Orden (R): 50.8%
Ron Kind* (D): 49.1%

IOWA:

IA-01:
✓Rod Blum (R): 46.6%
MS. ABBY FIKENAUER (D): 46.2%
Rocky De La Fuente (I): 8.0%

IA-02:
✓Christopher Peters (R): 49.6%
David Loebsack* (D): 49.3%

IA-03:
✓David Young (R): 50.5%
Theresa Greenfield* (D): 49.3%

MINNESOTA:

Governor:
✓Jason Lewis (R): 49.0%
Tim Walz (D): 47.9%

Senate:
✓Amy Klobuchar* (D): 61.1%
Michelle Bachmann (R): 37.9%

MN-01:
✓Jim Hagedorn (R): 48.6%
Dan Feehan* (D): 48.2%

MN-02:
✓Tyler Kistner (R): 48.6%
Angie Craig* (D): 48.2%

MN-03:
✓Joe Radinovich* (D): 48.6%
Erik Paulsen (R): 48.2%

MN-07:
✓Michelle Fishbach (R): 50.3%
Collin Peterson* (D): 48.6%

MN-08:
✓Pete Stauber (R): 49.9%
Rick Nolan* (D): 49.0%

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MISSOURI:

Senate:
✓Josh Hawley (R): 50.0%
Claire McCaskill* (D): 45.0%

MO-02:
✓Cort VanOstran* (D): 46.5%
Ann Wagner (R): 41.0%
Mark McCloskey (S): 12.1%

MO-05:
✓Jacob Turk (R): 45.6% (+300 Votes)
Emanuel Cleaver* (D): 45.6%

ARKANSAS:

AR-02:
✓French Hill (R): 51.5%
Joyce Elliot* (D): 47.3%

NORTH DAKOTA:

Senate:
✓Rick Berg (R): 56.6%
Heidi Heitkamp* (D): 43.2%

NEBRASKA:

NE-02:
✓Don Bacon (R): 51.4%
Brad Ashford* (D): 47.4%

KANSAS:

Governor:
✓Kris Kobach (R): 48.9%
Laura Kelly (D): 48.5%

KS-03:
✓Paul Davis* (D): 48.9% (+10 Votes)
Brooke Yoder (R): 48.9%

TEXAS:

Senate:
✓Ted Cruz* (R): 55.0%
Lupe Valdez (D): 44.0%

TX-06:
✓Ron Wright (R): 53.0%
Stephen Daniel* (D): 46.7%

TX-07:
Wesley Hunt (R): 49.7%
Lizzie Fletcher* (D): 49.5%

T-15:
Monica de la Cruz-Fernandez (R): 50.0%
Vincente Gonzalez* (D): 47.5%

TX-22:
✓Troy Nehls (R): 54.9%
Nick Lampson* (D): 44.9%

TX-23:
✓Will Hurd (R): 54.2%
Pete Gallego* (D): 45.2%

TX-24:
✓Michael Wood (R): 54.8%
Candace Valenzuela* (D): 44.9%

TX-32:
✓Colin Allred* (D): 47.4%
David Jones (R): 47.2%

NEW MEXICO:

Governor:
✓Mark Ronchetti (R): 47.9%
Michelle Lujan-Grisham (D): 47.4%

COLORADO:

CO-02:
✓Peter Yu (R): 49.3%
Joe Neguse (D): 49.0%

CO-03:
✓Lauren Boebert (R): 52.3%
Diane Mitsch Bush (D): 47.3%

MONTANA:

Senate:
✓Rob O'Neill (R): 48.7%
Jon Tester* (D): 48.4%

UTAH:

Senate:
✓Mia Love (R): UNOPPOSED

ARIZONA:

Senate:
✓Kelli Ward (R): 48.6%
Kyrsten Sinema (D): 48.4%

AZ-01:
✓Wendy Rogers (R): 53.5%
Ann Kirkpatrick* (D): 46.5%

AZ-02:
✓Martha McSally (R): 52.0%
Tom O'Halleran* (D): 48.0%

AZ-09:
✓Steve Ferrera (R): 49.8%
Greg Stanton (D): 49.4%

NEVADA:

Governor:
✓Dean Heller (R): 54.0%
Steve Sisolak (D): 45.5%

Senate:
✓Adam Laxalt (R): 52.2%
Catherine Cortez-Matso (D): 47.5%

NV-03:
✓Danny Tarkanian (R): 54.4%
Susie Lee* (D): 44.8%

NV-04:
✓Crescent Hardy (R): 53.1%
Ruben Kihuen* (D): 46.5%

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WASHINGTON:

WA-01:
✓Suzan DelBene* (D): 50.4%
Jeffrey Beeler (R): 49.6%

WA-05:
✓Cathy McMorris Rogers (R): 55.0%
Clint Didier* (D): 45.0%

WA-08:
✓Dino Rossi (R): 50.1%
Kim Schrier* (D): 49.9%

OREGON:

Governor:
✓Bud Pierce (R): 51.3%
Kate Brown* (D): 47.0%

OR-04:
✓Art Robinson (R): 50.6%
Peter DeFazio* (D): 48.4%

OR-05:
✓Mark Callahan (R): 52.3%
Kurt Schrader* (D): 47.7%

CALIFORNIA:

Senate:
✓Tom Steyer (D): 52.0%
Dianne Feinstein* (D): 48.0%

CA-01:
✓Doug LaMalfa (R): 57.0%
Audrey Denney* (D): 43.0%

CA-07:
✓Scott Jones (R): 50.4%
Ami Bera* (D): 49.6%

CA-09:
✓Antonio Armador (R): 50.2%
Jerry McNerney* (D): 49.8%

CA-10:
✓Ted Howze (R): 51.6%
Josh Harder* (D): 48.4%

CA-16:
✓Elizabeth Heng (R): 50.1%
Jim Costa* (D): 49.9%

CA-21:
✓David Valadao (R): 52.6%
TJ Cox* (D): 47.4%

CA-25:
✓Steve Knight (R): 51.0%
Christy Smith* (D): 49.0%

CA-36:
✓Kimberlin Brown Pelzer (R): 50.5%
Raul Ruiz* (D): 49.5%

CA-39:
✓Young Kim (R): 50.7%
Gil Cisneros* (D): 49.3%

CA-45:
✓Mimi Walters (R): 50.2%
Katie Porter* (D): 49.8%

CA-48:
Mike Levin* (D): 62.8%
Paul Kerr (D): 37.2%

CA-49:
Doug Applegate* (D): 53.1%
Michelle Steel (R): 46.9%

ALASKA:

AK-AL:
✓Alyse Galvin* (D): 46.5%
Don Young (R): 40.9%
Joe Miller (L): 12.4%

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FINAL RESULTS:

SENATE:

R: 52 (+9)
D: 48 (-9)

HOUSE:

R: 257 (+71)
D: 178 (-71)

GUBERNATORAL:

R: 34 (+5)
D: 16 (-5)

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White House 'shocked' at loses.
-November 7, 2018

Chuck Schumer announces lame duck session.
-November 8, 2018

Jim Jordan named new House Speaker in shock win driven by incoming class.
-November 13, 2018

Senator Feingold proposes Welfare Act of 2018.
-November 17, 2018

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WELFARE ACT OF 2018:
-Immediately gives every parent eight weeks of paid parental leave.
-Expands this to ten weeks by January 1, 2021 with tax breaks given to companies offering longer times.
-Makes federal holidays days off for workers unless the company is critical or offers at least double time, effectively giving every employee up to two weeks off per year.
-Raises the minimum wage to $8.00 by January 1, 2019 and $9.00 by January 1, 2021.

Speaker-designate Jordan: "This is islamo-socialism, we will repeal it"
-November 20, 2018

Maddow: Donald Trump goes on 18 minute rant against new mothers.
-November 22, 2018

Pelosi gavels in final session as Speaker.
-November 24, 2018

Senate passes Welfare bill by a 54-46 margin using reconciliation.
-December 2, 2018

Rep. Pramila Jayapal adds provision into Welfare bill banning capital punishment.
-December 5, 2018

Motion to adopt Jayapal amendment passes 220-211.
-December 10, 2018

House passes modified Welfare Act with a 224-203 margin.
-December 11, 2018

Senate passes conferenced bill by a 53-37 margin.
-December 14, 2018

President Clinton signs the Welfare Act of 2018 into law.
-December 15, 2018

Speaker-designate Jordan: This will make our budget and economy even more than they are.
-December 20, 2018

@WhiteHouse: Tweets photo with unemployment/deficit numbers under Bush in 2009, putting Jordan in the pickle of saying 'Democrats improved the economy' or '3.6% unemployment is good'.
-December 24, 2018

President Clinton celebrates Christmas will family at Camp David.
-December 30, 2018

New Congress sworn in as Republicans take control, President Clinton in Paris.
-January 3, 2019

Female Leadership Summit held in Paris, France with 11 world leaders attending.
-January 6, 2019

President Clinton arrives back in Washington D.C.
-January 10, 2019

538: Clinton approval ratings at 50.2% to 46.1% for a +4.1% net approval
-January 15, 2019

Clinton up by 56-35 in potential Trump rematch.
-January 17, 2019

[NewYorkExpress]

Christ, was Gillibrand convicted of rape or something?

Nah, either Zeldin ran a really strong campaign, or theflyingmongoose just doesn't like Gillibrand...though personally, if Zeldin's running that well, and it's an R wave, you might as well go all the way and just say he wins the Senate seat. Gillibrand is the easier of the two Senators to defeat in an election, after all.

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Christ, was Gillibrand convicted of rape or something?

Nah, either Zeldin ran a really strong campaign, or theflyingmongoose just doesn't like Gillibrand...though personally, if Zeldin's running that well, and it's an R wave, you might as well go all the way and just say he wins the Senate seat. Gillibrand is the easier of the two Senators to defeat in an election, after all.

It's basically like VA-SEN in 2014. All polling firms showed Gillibrand with at least Likely D, but turnout dynamics and a strong Zeldin campaign. I am changing the results to make it a bit more realistic, though still close.

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Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor-Greene say that they'll join the Sanctity of Life Party.
-January 22, 2019

David Brat to join SoL party, says all three members will caucus with the GOP and seek both nominations for a fusion campaign.
-January 25, 2019

The Anti-BDS bill is proposed again.
-January 26, 2019

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-Bans American businesses with over 25 employees from taking part in the BDS movement.
--Authorizes a lifetime ban on government funding and contracts.
--Authorizes a fine between $2,500 and $25,000 depending on the size.

John Oliver airs episode with secret footage of Chinese concentration camps.
-February 3, 2019

President Clinton signs order sanctioning Chinese goods, UN resolution vetoed by China.
-February 11, 2019

Former Senator Marco Rubio declares bid for the Republican nomination.
-February 13, 2019

Former Speaker Newt Gingrich declares bid for the White House.
-February 20, 2019

Former Governor Jeb! Bush will not run for the nomination.
-Jebruary 25, 2019

Sarah Palin and Donald Trump endorse Gingrich at 50,000+ person rally in Northwest Georgia.
-February 26, 2019

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SAVE AMERICA RALLY
Cairo, Georgia

10:00 AM: Former General Michael Flynn (warm up)
10:20 AM: Former Governor Sarah Palin (speaker)
10:30 AM: Mr. Steve Bannon (speaker)
10:40 AM: Mr. Stephen Miller (speaker)
10:50 AM: Mr. Rush Limbaugh (speaker)
11:00 AM: Senator Ted Cruz (speaker)
11:10 AM: Senator Josh Hawley (speaker)
11:20 AM: Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor-Greene (introduction)
11:30 AM: NEWT GINGRICH
12:00 PM: Mr. Donald Trump (speaker)
12:15 PM: Congresswoman Lauren Boebert (speaker)
12:30 PM: Mrs. Callista Gingrich (speaker)

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2020 Polls as of March 1, 2019:

Clinton* (D): 51%
Gingrich (R): 35%

Clinton* (D): 55%
Palin (R): 37%

Clinton* (D): 49%
Kasich (R): 43%

Clinton* (D): 50%
Rubio (R): 43%

Hanks (D): 89%
Duke (R): 9%

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Newt Gingrich raises $10,000,000 in first week.
-March 5, 2019

Rand Paul announces bid for the White House.
-March 8, 2019

Joe Exotic announces campaign from prison.
-March 18, 2019

John Bel Edwards leads former Senator Vitter by 9 in Gubernatorial race.
-April 11, 2019

Anti-BDS legislation passes the House by a 220-189 vote.
-April 18, 2019

RASMUSSEN POLL: Clinton job approval numbers 47-49, or -2 net.
-April 28, 2019

TrumpTV purchases multiple remaining assets from FOX News.
-May 6, 2019

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TRUMPTV FLAGSHIP PROGRAMS

The Donald J. Trump Show (Donald Trump)
The Bill O'Reilly Show (Bill O'Reilly)
Trump & Friends (Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt, Brian Kilmeade)
Justice With Judge Jeanine (Jeanine Pirro)
The Ingraham Angle (Laura Lingraham)
The Michael Cohen Show (Michael Cohen)

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President Clinton appears to be in pain while finishing speech.
-May 11, 2019

BREAKING: President Clinton's motorcade diverts to Walter Reed.
-May 11, 2019

White House Press Office says 'more news coming'.
-May 11, 2019

BREAKING: White House announces President has suffered a moderate stroke.
-May 12, 2019

Tim Kaine reportedly sworn in as Acting President last night.
-May 12, 2019

The President is reportedly in critical condition.
-May 12, 2019

Acting President Kaine reportedly staying in the Lincoln Bedroom.
-May 13, 2019

President's condition changed to 'Serious'.
-May 15, 2019

Speaker Jordan calls for President Clinton and Acting President Kaine to resign.
-May 16, 2019

President Clinton wakes up and in stable condition, still not able to perform duties.
-May 18, 2019

President Clinton to return to power ''sometime within the next week''.
-May 19, 2019

Clinton approval numbers rocket to 63%.
-May 22, 2019

President Clinton confirmed to have any injuries effecting her ability to be President.
-May 23, 2019

President Clinton now in office, Tim Kaine goes back to VP.
-May 24, 2019

Tim Kaine, Acting President of the United States: May 11, 2019-May 24, 2019

Hillary Clinton returns to White House.
-June 4, 2019

White House schedules Rose Garden press conference on June 18.
-June 11, 2019

BREAKING: PRESIDENT CLINTON WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION
-June 18, 2019

Former Undersecretary of Commerce Andrew Yang announces run for the nomination.
-June 30, 2019

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand to run for President.
-July 8, 2019

Vice President Kaine will NOT run for President.

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Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden bow out.
-July 18, 2019

John Kasich will run for President.
-July 20, 2019

Cory Booker will run for President.
-July 25, 2019

Kamala Harris will run for President.
-July 30, 2019

DEMS:
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand: 14%
Senator Cory Booker: 12%
Senator Kamala Harris: 10%
Fmr. Undersecretary Andrew Yang: 5%
Other: 2%
Undecided: 57%

REPS:
Fmr. Speaker Newt Gingrich: 27%
Fmr. Senator Marco Rubio: 9%
Governor John Kasich: 8%
Senator Rand Paul: 1%
Other: 4%
Undecided: 51%

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces new $300/person tax to fund 30 foot wall.
-August 3, 2019

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People making less than $150,000 pay $50 less each.
People making more than $1,000,000 pay $50 more.

Outrage over Governor's new tax reaches record heights.
-August 6, 2019

President Hillary Clinton meets with Kim Jong Un in Singapore.
-August 10, 2019

Texas House of Representatives likely to pass Abbott tax.
-August 11, 2019

Governors Ronchetti and Ducey introduce interstate compact to avoid legislature approval.
-August 12, 2019

Governor Abbott raises funding request to $500/person.
-August 15, 2019

Texas House passes tax by two votes despite GOP supermajority.
-August 20, 2019

ABBOTT: People who can't afford the tax should "not buy new iPhones and take responsibility for their own actions".
-August 22, 2019

Texas Senate passes tax by one vote with amendment offsetting a $100 decrease for people making less than 400% F.P.L. by borrowing more money.
-August 27, 2019.

Governor Abbott signs bill into law.
-August 30, 2019

Senate approves interstate compact 51-49.
-September 15, 2019

POLL: Beshear leads Bevin by one with 9% undecided.
-September 25, 2019

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President Clinton announces $5 Billion in new pandemic preparedness spending.
-September 29, 2019

TrumpTV rants against 'wasteful spending for once in 10,000 year occurrences'.
-October 1, 2019

House passes Anti-BDS bill 304-122.
-October 5, 2019

Senate passes Anti-BDS bill 92-6.
-October 10, 2019

President Clinton signs Anti-BDS legislation.
-October 17, 2019

538 Polling Averages, October 31, 2019:

CLINTON APPROVALS:
Yes: 49.5%
No: 47.8%
Net: +1.7

Gingrich v. Clinton:
Clinton (D): 53%
Gingrich (R): 44%
D+9

Rubio v. Clinton:
Clinton (D): 50%
Rubio (R): 42%
D+8

Kasich v. Clinton:
Clinton (D): 47%
Kasich (R): 45%
D+2