Oh, wow. That one was a major flip from 45-51 to 54-42 in the blink of an eye.
That could potentially get us to 57.
Mississippi is close but the R will probably win
El-Sayed up by 0.9% in MI with 44% in.
MN called for the Ds
Oh, with 50.8 reporting in MI, Abdul’s lead is just 1.7.
I know Wayne County has a lot of numbers to drop yet, but this is way too close for my poor GI system.
By who?
ETA: NM, NBC just called it. That’s a hold.
Amy Klobuchar wins governor in MN, per NBC.
NE is now a dead tie with 56% in.
So, of the Key races, that leaves - Maine, Michigan, and Nebraska, all very close.
Apropos of nothing, but CNN’s Kaitlin Collins says that Trump is blaming the losses on the candidates, because Republicans turn out better when he’s on the ballot.
So, rather than admit that his “pretend I’m on the ballot” speeches were ineffective and fell flat, he’s taking the attitude of “I know I said to pretend I’m on the ballot, but it was the candidates who screwed things up, because I’m still awesome.”
It would be great if Alaska went blue, but it will be at least a hour before we know, and probably longer.
This is bordering on embarrassing. I love it!
AK has ranked-choice voting and there are four candidates on the ballot, so if the results are very close we probably won’t know until tomorrow.
The fact that one could call Nebraska a “key race” is astounding. It says everything about this amazing day.
MS NOW is reporting that Susan Collins has conceded to Troy Jackson.
I wonder if the Texas gerrymandering spread the reliably R votes too thin.
NBC said Trump also blamed Fox News for putting too many Democrats on their air.
Everyone’s at fault except Trump!
Minn has dem. Gov. and sen.
Collins had called and conceded in Maine!
Jen Psaki on MS NOW has just said her source from the Collins campaign says she has called Troy Jackson to concede the race.
WOW
That makes seven flips!