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« on: November 08, 2024, 04:57:46 PM »

It is interesting how few flips there are so far (I know CA may have more), and most of those are redistricting caused or influenced.

5 Dem flips (the new black seats in AL and LA) and 3 in NY (4, 19, 22), though not impossible that Dems could have won some of the NY ones under the old lines.

6 Rep flips including 3 in NC (though NC-13 could have fallen under the old lines), 2 in PA (Wild and Cartwright go down), and Slotkin's seat (MI-7).
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« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2024, 04:58:41 PM »

OR-5?
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« Reply #2 on: November 08, 2024, 05:27:29 PM »

It is interesting how few flips there are so far (I know CA may have more), and most of those are redistricting caused or influenced.

5 Dem flips (the new black seats in AL and LA) and 3 in NY (4, 19, 22), though not impossible that Dems could have won some of the NY ones under the old lines.

6 Rep flips including 3 in NC (though NC-13 could have fallen under the old lines), 2 in PA (Wild and Cartwright go down), and Slotkin's seat (MI-7).

While NC-13 may have flipped back to Trump, Nickel likely would have been re-elected due to the Robinson stuff.
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« Reply #3 on: November 08, 2024, 05:31:45 PM »

It is interesting how few flips there are so far (I know CA may have more), and most of those are redistricting caused or influenced.

5 Dem flips (the new black seats in AL and LA) and 3 in NY (4, 19, 22), though not impossible that Dems could have won some of the NY ones under the old lines.

6 Rep flips including 3 in NC (though NC-13 could have fallen under the old lines), 2 in PA (Wild and Cartwright go down), and Slotkin's seat (MI-7).

I hate North Carolina Republicans. Hopefully AG Jeff Jackson can do something to toss this sh**tty map out and put a fair one back in place.
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« Reply #4 on: November 08, 2024, 05:32:02 PM »


Likely but not called by AP yet.
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« Reply #5 on: December 06, 2024, 08:21:12 PM »

The Dems have a net gain of 1 in the House, meaning we need 3 crossover votes to stifle any unpopular bills.

It is interesting how few flips there are so far (I know CA may have more), and most of those are redistricting caused or influenced.

5 Dem flips (the new black seats in AL and LA) and 3 in NY (4, 19, 22), though not impossible that Dems could have won some of the NY ones under the old lines.

6 Rep flips including 3 in NC (though NC-13 could have fallen under the old lines), 2 in PA (Wild and Cartwright go down), and Slotkin's seat (MI-7).

Also for Dems: CA-13, CA-27, CA-45, OR-5.

Also for Repubs: CO-8 and AK-AL.

Have there ever been this few non-redistricting flips in recent history?
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