even tho i was mostly using ai for curiosity related reasons instead of relying on it for work or art or research, i’ve cut out ai usage almost completely since the past year 👍
i think everyone else should do the same :D
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In Texas we are beginning to see counties where the early vote so far is surpassing the entire turnout (including early AND election day) from 2022. This is concentrated in Hispanic Counties, along with some of the most diverse urban/suburban areas not far behind.
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North Carolina's Early Voting numbers continue to be very, very poor for Republicans. Once again, the GOP failed to come particularly close to winning a day of Early Voting due to their inability to turn out low- and mid-propensity voters. I thought they had a real chance on Wednesday or Thursday, but low-propensity turnout remains a major problem.
I will be fascinated to see how Election Day unfolds and whether Republicans can finally get some, just any, late turnout from low-propensity voters. In a state Trump carried three times, the differential turnout is remarkable. At this point, I see Cooper as pretty much a lock to win, and all of the U.S. House races as Likely R or better for Democrats.
Fortunately for Republicans, these turnout dynamics do not appear to be nearly as pronounced nationwide, much like Florida's unusually Republican-leaning electorate in 2022.
Suhas is fineeeeeee🤤
8 years ago, @JenniferWexton flipped this district blue. Every vote mattered then, and every vote matters now.
The path to a majority runs through Virginia. Make your voice heard by Nov. 3! 🗳️
there’s literally nothing on the books about this, this situation is uncharted territory
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see, elections would matter more for everyone in america if we had 3 kinds of liberal and 3 kinds of conservative parties
excuse you “diverse” and “talented” are impossible to go together!
I’m proud to have the most talented, hardest-working cabinet in Virginia’s history. They are also the most diverse cabinet Virginia has ever seen.
Every single one of our cabinet secretaries were selected because they’re the best of the best in their respective fields. They also bring invaluable perspectives from across the Commonwealth — from Danville, Hampton Roads, Richmond, NOVA, and more.
I’m grateful to get to work with these incredibly dedicated, hard-working, and talented cabinet officials to serve the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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