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The Trump temper tantrums have begun, with Trump calling Abbott a RINO.

So have the “rigged election” screams.



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As a note, Minnesota is deceptive in how it currently looks The polls that are in a largely from Republican districts, and they have voted more heavily Democratic Party than in the previous election. The big bulk of Dem votes have yet to come in. For example, the Minneapolis vote count is only at 0.3%, they account for over 1/5th of the population and they're looking like it will be 85 to 90% Democratic



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The Democrats are on track to make Colorado the second largest state to have every House seat held by Democrats.



Whelp! That happened quickly. Democratic Party takes Minnesota. 52 seats.



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We have the potential for 55 seats if we win Michigan, Maine, and Alaska.



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We have the potential for 55 seats if we win Michigan, Maine, and Alaska.



Maine flips Democratic, 53 Senate seats.

Michigan is similar to Minnesota, despite it looking close, the more heavily democratic urban poll numbers aren't in yet. Al Sayed is going to shoot ahead.



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Democrats are leading in 8 out of 9 of Arizona’s congressional districts. AZ-09, in the northwestern corner of the state, is a hard red district where many areas vote 70-90% Republican. It is represented by Paul Gosar, whose own family took out billboards urging people not to vote for him. 



So strange that issues like great asses and whitehouse ballrooms didn't electrify the repblican base.



Katie Hobbs has won re-election as governor of Arizona, defeating former Congressman Andy Biggs of AZ-05.

Kris Mayes wins re-election as attorney general of Arizona, defeating election denialist Warren Petersen

Adrian Fontes is projected to win re-election as Secretary of State over Alex Kolodin.

Not only did the best state governor I've ever had win re-election, but one of the worst Representatives in Congress is now going to be unemployed.

In 2022, Katie Hobbs squeaked past Kari Lake. She crushed Biggs in 2026.