The man voted to remove Trump from office four times. He would get destroyed in a Republican primary. His only hope is to ride the horse he’s on.
The problem will be if it’s for control of the Senate. Then those conservatives will hold their nose and vote for Walker, alas.
But he won’t be if the Pubs have 51 in the Senate. They would put a (R) in there.
Yeah, maybe. But everyone knew it might be for control of the Senate yesterday as well. I’d think those people would have held their nose yesterday. Fingers crossed, anyway.
Well, if it’s a scenario where Republicans win 51 seats without him… I hate to say “who cares” but I’ll certainly care a lot less.
Better than expected for Team Blue, worse than expected for Team Red, near total disaster for Agent Orange.
I sure hope AZ and NV turn blue so we don’t need to sweat out a GA runoff. How in heaven’s name can Herschel Walker be competitive? Once again we may need GA’s runoff to keep Moscow Mitch from blocking every federal judge Biden may name.
Does anyone know when the next batch of AZ or NV votes are expected to drop?
Or the result of Alaska’s 2nd round?
Comparing these two maps, the blue counties got bluer between 2018 and 2022, and Republican margins in Tarrant, Denton and Collin County shrank.
2018: Texas Election Results 2018: Live Midterm Map by County & Analysis
2022: Texas Governor Election Results 2022: Live Map | Midterm Races by County
Not necessarily. A lot of Republicans were expecting a red tsunami and thought they wouldn’t need GA for control of the chamber
The expectation was huge. Red as far as the eye could see. Total humiliation for Biden. Instead we got a muffled pink fart.
We know you meant “red.” (I forget sometimes, too, having grown up when “better dead than red” was associated with Republicans…)
edit: since corrected
Nov. 24, I think.
In CO-2 with 90% of the vote counted, Frisch leads Boebert 50.6-49.4
Not exactly. Admittedly Ted Cruz is more polarizing than Abbott. That being said, in 2018 Beto won Tarrant county 49.9% to 49.2 %. Last night he lost it 47.1% to 51.5%. 2018 Denton county was 45.5% to 53.7% in a Beto loss. 2022 was 42.9% to 55.7% in a Beto loss. In 2018 Beto lost Collin county 46.5% to 52.7%. Last night Beto lost Collin county 44.3% to 54.4%. And that’s just the Dallas suburbs. The story is the same in the Houston suburbs, the I-35 corridor between San Antonio and Austin, and the Rio Grande Valley.
ETA: All numbers are from the maps you linked to.
But Boebert’s a buffoon! It should be 90-10.
I was comparing the 2018 and 2022 gubernatorial elections.
Yeah, here’s the thing - I sorted through the Republicans running, lined them up, scanned for instant disqualifiers, then if there were none balanced them against their Dem opponents. None quite passed.
Take Newsom vs Dahle for example. Though he is on my general political wavelength I’ve never been crazy about Newsom (a better Mayor Carcettti from The Wire) and Dahle is sanish and moderate as Republicans go. But he voted for Trump in 2020 and that triggers an instant disqualification for me (not 2016, just 2020). So, nope - Newsom it is.
No kidding. Races between Sane and Crazy are so close, it really is pretty disturbing. What the fuck is wrong?
Easy, if you never ever hear about the worst of the crazy from anyone or anything you pay attention to, and all of those sources further phrase the less crazy as not such a bad idea, and you’re already inclined to believe it.
georgia goes to run off. mr sterling says that georgia is ready and is working on proofs and approvals for the ballots.