Madow said he’s washing his hair. Some things just can’t wait man.
In the Wisconsin governor race, with 65% of votes counted, Democrat David Crowley is leading Republican Tom Tiffany 54.6% - 45.4%.
Importantly for Crowley, the “WOW” counties – Waukesha, Ozaukee, and Washington – which are suburban Milwaukee, and usually strongly Republican, all have 73 to 81% of the vote already counted.
And here in Oregon it will be a while before we know anything.
VoteHub called Brown (D) for Ohio
Decision Desk called TX and IA for the Dems
They have not called Senate yet, but it is a solid lead.
So far, the Dem candidate leads for Governor 55-42%.
How DARE you deny the existence of Our Lord’s massive, pendulous cock and balls!
If that holds, then that’s a majority even John Fetterman can’t ruin.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
How delicious your tears must be, Donald.
Moderating:
@smapti, please take such comments to one of the many more appropriate threads. As Trump himself complained, he ISN’T on the ballot. As What_Exit mentioned just a short while ago, keep this to election day candidates.
I’m very interested and somewhat nervous about our governor’s race.
Barry Moore (R) wins AL, a hold.
AP has called Andrews-D for the SC Senate, another flip.
Cornyn the other Senator from TX just congratulated Talarico
Cornyn is the one who lost to Paxton in the primary.
Three UP Michigan counties (Schoolcraft, Alger, Gogebic) have El-Sayed leading. That’s pretty incredible, the UP as a whole is pretty damn conservative.
Scott Perry r pa is out! Great flip!
Anyone know way Maine’s count are so slow?
Way behind the rest of the East Coast.
Counting in Maine is done at the municipal level instead of the county level, so it’s much more decentralized than most states.
Many of those rural towns count ballots by hand, and ballot data must be transmitted to the capital by hand and not electronically.
It is impressive.
Minnesota is showing pink on one map I casually scanned-I assume the Twin Cities are just late being counted…