Election Night 2022 Thread

You appear to be suggesting that Democrats have organization and a plan.... this simply is not so.

 

I talked to Whitmer in NV and she says Masto cannot lose with the trend out of Clark Co.

 

"Official: Arizona's Maricopa County hasn’t started counting 290,000 early ballots dropped off on election day"

 

MASSIVE DUMPS!

What a shitshow.... Which GQPer was hiding them in his truck?

 

https://apnews.com/article/2022-mid...en-inflation-cf4dffe87a7c2fd1bdd58df0346e15dc
VoteCast: Inflation top concern, but democracy a worry too

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/20...r-concerns-nbc-news-exit-poll-finds-rcna56258
Inflation and abortion lead the list of voter concerns, edging out crime, NBC News Exit Poll finds
A majority of midterm voters said they're dissatisfied or angry about the way things are going in the U.S., while a plurality said President Joe Biden's policies are hurting the country.

 

Abortion being a higher issue than the polls indicated leading up to the election was the top factor. Michael Moore predicted this would happen, but he might have overstated it. I definitely think it helped most in PA where the gubernatorial candidate (Mastriano) was really extreme on the issue. This probably also helped put Fetterman over the top.

 

Quote my post where I said anything of the sort.

 

Laxalt is is down 6 pts in Clark and up in all other counties
If these averages hold Masto wont win

In Clark County -- Nevada's most populous, home to some 70% of the state's electorate -- Registrar Joe Gloria said at a Thursday afternoon news conference that there are there are still 50,000 outstanding ballots that need to be counted.

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They think it can be like 65% or 70%, because it's mail-in.

 

With 50,000 votes left in Clark county Mastro needs to win 33,000 = 66%
But she will need to overcome all the other counties outstanding votes, majority red