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Sliwa during the debate:
"Zohran, your resume could fill a cocktail napkin, and Andrew, your failures could fill a public school library in New York City."
Actually not a great sign for Sullivan that a batch full of votes from districts that are R+30 or more only went for him by 5%.
Remaining vote should skew Dem by wide margins.
Pretty much every single Republican state house district is at 95%+ reporting after this drop.
The areas with vote left are mostly urban Anchorage and other Peltola areas.
For some reason, they literally just reported votes from the red areas in Alaska in this batch
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Biggs only barely winning Election Day votes by less than 2% is insane given how Republican Eday has broken in Arizona in the past.
Hobbs had crazy levels of crossover and independent support.
After suffering the biggest loss since Watergate the GOP has seemingly settled on even worse messaging
If GOP enthusiasm craters in December and energized Dems show up, there could be a shot for Dems to win one of the Louisiana districts that are going to runoffs.
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I feel like I need Democrats to flip a seat every day now, my brain has become too accustomed to this.
It's Official: Democrat Raymond E. Smith has FLIPPED North Carolina's 3rd Congressional district from a Republican who's been in office since 2018.
The #BlueTsunami is up to 257 seats in the House.
Outrunning Bennie Thompson, who’s represented that district for 30+ years, is crazy
Mississippi elected a Democrat to the Senate for the first time since 1982
Scott Colom beat Cindy Hyde-Smith by 0.5 pts, a 23.4-pt swing from 2024. He's the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction
He outran every House Dem but won 1 of 4 districts
@DecisionDeskHQ
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So many Democrats are winning in the Senate they need to resort to Avengers poster layouts to fit them all in.
THE BLUE TSUNAMI IS SWEEPING THE U.S. SENATE 🌊
ALT A graphic titled "Blue Tsunami" features a group of Democratic senators and senators-elect smiling, with the U.S. Capitol building in the background. The text at the bottom reads "Dems sweep U.S. Senate. The individuals featured are Chris Pappas, Troy Jackson, Josh Turek, Peggy Flanagan, Dr. Annie Andrews, Adam Hamilton, Roy Cooper, Sherrod Brown, James Talarico, Juliana Stratton, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, Jon Ossoff, and Scott Colom.
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AP called this race in part because red Jackson County dropped over 2,100 votes and Colom actually won them by 24 votes.
AP: Scott Colom (D) wins Mississippi’s U.S. Senate race, defeating Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS).
🟦Democratic flip
AP follows CNN and VoteHub in calling Mississippi Senate for Scott Colom.
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Truly historic moment.
Before Colom, the last Black senator from Mississippi was Blanche Bruce, born in 1841.
Scott Colom will defeat Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in a major upset to become the first Democrat that voters in deep-red Mississippi have elected to the chamber in more than four decades, CNN projects. cnn.it/4iEnxUo
Finally!!!
Scott Colom will defeat Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in a major upset to become the first Democrat that voters in deep-red Mississippi have elected to the chamber in more than four decades, CNN projects. cnn.it/4iEnxUo
wtf is happening in Mississippi, there is still no explanation for AP’s mystery 885-vote drop and now they put out a correction subtracting 6 votes?
And this is simply why you cannot call this race. There is absolutely zero transparency in the Mississippi voting system. It's an absolute cluster fuck where you have no idea what is left and if the numbers reported are even accurate.
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