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sundin13 said:
Jumpin said:

North Carolina just flipped from Republican to Democrat, and not by a small amount: Democrats 66.4% to Republicans 32%. At this time, 10 seats have been decided, 9 for the Democratic Party, and one for the Republicans (Florida).

South Carolina looks like its not too far behind. Currently the Dems have a 7-point lead and the NYT give them a 93% chance of flipping the seat

And it's done. Second flip for the Democratic Party. Currently sitting at 46 to 37.

House is now up to 5 flips.



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Hinojosa and Talarico are still holding the line, but Texas is a huge state with a huge population, so a bit early to celebrate. Still, the Republicans must be shitting bricks

Oklahoma may yet have a blue house seat.

Ohio, sadly, isn’t looking too great. Ramashitbag is closing the gap, and I think Husted will hang on to his seat.



Unless things swing around, it would seem Americans are none too impressed with the last 2 years of Trump 2.0



Things are looking fucking awesome in Arizona.



curl-6 said:

Unless things swing around, it would seem Americans are none too impressed with the last 2 years of Trump 2.0

It shouldn’t even be as close as it is.

He shouldn’t have won to begin with, honestly. Anybody who knew who he was 30, 40 years ago knew he would be a disaster as a president. I knew who he was in the 1980a. He was an absolute fuck up even then. 



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SanAndreasX said:

Ohio, sadly, isn’t looking too great. Ramashitbag is closing the gap, and I think Husted will hang on to his seat.

NYT model still has Dems with a >95% chance of winning the senate seat, and given that gov race has a stronger margin for the Democratic candidate, seems likely that the Dems would be favored there as well

Importantly theres a ton of uncounted ballots around Cleveland and Cincinnati (and a handful of other smaller D leaning counties) so I wouldn't be surprised to see the Dems start to run away with things soon



Here is an interesting one that's closing soon, North Carolina District 9. Ojeda has been a minor celebrity who positions himself on the far left:



I describe myself as a little dose of toxic masculinity.

America is really just about gas prices lol.

Edit: I say this as an American who doesn't drive because of a disability.



I think we’re going to take Kansas. 71 percent reporting and Hamilton is up 13 points.

Cindy Holscher is still in the lead for KS governor, and it was generally assumed that Kansas would flip back to red after Laura Kelly left. 



SC has been called for Andrews. That wasn’t on my bingo card.

The fact that SC is redder than its northern twin aside, name recognition didn’t help Darline Graham.