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🏈 + ⚽️ + 🏎 | 💍 @jesslynnsmi | 🌎 East Coast transplant |

Vancouver, WA
Joined June 2008
Kyle Kessler retweeted
Second half personnel of Trump 2.0 is going to get weirder and weirder.
NEW: With a Trump admin reshuffle expected, confidante Sergio Gor is expected to rise. 10 sources says he's laid the groundwork for months, with potential posts ranging from White House chief of staff to top roles at State - even Rubio's! w/ @EricM_Katz: washingtonsun.com/administra…
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We have moved the Mississippi and Alaska U.S. Senate races to Lean Democratic on VoteHub.com. Both races remain too close to call.
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This is very smart. Most campaigns would have put the poll out to raise money, but they understood the value of staying off the radar a little longer.
Semafor: Annie Andrews knew she was winning in October — but kept the poll secret On Oct. 5, the Andrews campaign received a poll showing her with a 3-point lead over Graham. But the Democrat’s campaign decided against publicly releasing the poll — or any subsequent internal poll — showing Andrews with a lead over Graham, wary of drawing too much attention from national Republicans and jeopardizing a peak at the right time, according to Chas Goldman, a strategist for Andrews. semafor.com/article/11/04/20…
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Mississippi (2024 total → 2024 provisional) 🔵 Hinds: D+46.1 → D+48.2 🔴 Lauderdale: R+21.2 → D+7.0 🔴 Pearl River: R+66.7 → R+59.2 🔴 Rankin: R+47.1 → R+45.6 History here is on Colom's side. These are the only four counties I have the breakdown on. All 1–2% of the vote.
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Bro Colom is in the lead in Mississippi
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Among thousands of implications: Keisha Lee Bottoms' victory for governor further frees Warnock and/or Ossoff to run for president without facing questions about what that'd do to their Senate seat.
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Mississippi is totally in play. wtf
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VoteHub projects Abdul El-Sayed to win the Michigan U.S. Senate election.
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Georgia Democrats have swept the statewide races. They won the Senate. They won governor. They won secretary of state. They won attorney general. They won labor commissioner. They won school superintendent. They won the public service commission. They also won the state House. All flips, except the U.S. Senate race.
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Sen. Susan Collins has called Troy Jackson to concede, @ArletteSaenz reports.
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So Jon Ossoff and James Talarico can both run for President in 2028 as both of their states have now elected Democratic governors, amazingly.
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It's official: Democrats have won the U.S. Senate. The AP calls Iowa for Josh Turek, the *sixth* flip so far for Democrats (with multiple seats to go). Democrats will run both chambers of Congress.
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VoteHub projects Gina Hinojosa to win the Texas Governor election.
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BREAKING: WASHINGTON (AP) - Democrat James Talarico wins election to U.S. Senate from Texas. This is a Democratic flip.
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VoteHub projects Keisha Lance Bottoms to win the Georgia Governor election.
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Republicans getting that absolute pipe
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BREAKING: Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms wins Georgia's governor race, NBC News projects. nbcnews.to/3V4H9cE
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Wow, still early
South Carolina U.S. Senate 9% Reported: 🔵 Annie Andrews – 89,840 (51.1%) 🔴 Darline Graham – 84,260 (47.9%) Results per AP
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Well that was quick 😀
VoteHub projects Jon Ossoff to win the Georgia U.S. Senate election.
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Kyle Kessler retweeted
Richard Hudson is the NRCC chair. He's sweating hard against Ojeda.
Everybody stop what you are doing for a moment. Familiarize yourself with these four U.S. House races in North Carolina:
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