republicans lead those two south florida house seats that dems flipped in 2018. 86% in both so far. something to watch
Just tried to vote in MN, of course the “system is down” and wanted to give everyone absentee ballots. “When will you have it fixed?” And the response is “I don’t know”?? Typical government! Suppressing the vote in suburban MN. The Saturday before Election Day and your system doesn’t work?
Lot of young people up there
What documentary?
What is the AD38 race he's referring to?
that is the US house.. I am talking about a State Senate seat in California that had a special election today as well. It was a republican hold but a win nonetheless
Another Republican victory.. the State Senate District 28 Special Election today. The R candidate won by over 10 points to hold this seat. Not sure what the previous margin of victory was
https://electionresults.sos.ca.gov/special/state-senate/district/28
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this but out of the 7 US house seats that flipped in Cali in 2018 .. the 25th district swung the second most... the D in 2018 won by 8.8% so Its not like this is a seat that republicans lost by a a few percentage points.. nearly 9%
Does anyone have results for the State Senate district 28 special election in Cali? I can't find any live results to follow but it is also happening today
Washington Post is different
Washington post
its north of LA .. i think its the outer suburbs i read
80% of the county is reported on my screen while only 60% is in ventura county.
Its coming in quick dang .. 76% already
I was curious as well so I looked it up. All 3 seats were already republican held.
Joe wins Virginia and Bernie wins Vermont. We don't know the %'s yet tho
When is this from?
Looks like there has been 2 regional elections so far this year in Italy (both previously held by the left parties). One of the two seats flipped to the centre-right coalition parties with the League (Salvini) party dominating among centre-right parties. And the other regional election, which seems to have been a left wing strong hold, was fairly close (8% difference).
My suggestion would be to add a member count like there is on reddit. So we can see, unbiased, how the community is growing. I haven't seen that on td.win yet
It actually was all about polling believe it or not (sound familiar?). That was the first election pollsters used telephones to poll people. Who had telephones at the time? Typically wealthier people and at the time wealthier people typically voted Republican. So they had a way bigger Republican sample and that’s why the polls showed a blowout victory for Dewey. The Chicago tribune owner was a big Republican and wanted to get out ahead of the inevitable so they printed those newspapers and put them out the night before so they could be first. Turns out sections in the paper were printer upside down, grammar issues all over, and Truman won. The Chicago tribune still has the patent/copy right of the paper.