Regarding Donnelly, Steve Kornacki also said that although he's down in the early (strong-R) districts he's still outperforming what Hillary got there in 2016.
Regarding Donnelly, Steve Kornacki also said that although he's down in the early (strong-R) districts he's still outperforming what Hillary got there in 2016.
That’s good news! Trump carried IN comfortably but any out performance is outperformance and I’ll take it.
Also I’ll be interested to see the suburban Indy county results. They have been R or lean R but based on my people there it’s definitely moving D like some other suburban areas.
Some polling places in Harris County (near Houston) will be open a hour later because they opened late. Harris County is pretty blue - will be curious if it delays the results of the Senate race at all.
Ok now I’m nervous. Hoping Florida pulls through. Worried about Nelson, and Shalala (gop retirement house spot). I think Shalala was a bad candidate for this district.
Still hoping Curbelo is out, and obviously crossing my fingers for Gillum.
Post by suburbanzookeeper on Nov 6, 2018 19:08:49 GMT -5
My husband keeps asking me if I was this antsy for 2016 (he was stuck at the station running DUI calls all night). It's too early to start drinking at 4pm PST right?
I hate that MSNBC is talking FL votes with 1% in. I don't want to have false hope for FL.
I feel like with all the shenanigans in Georgia, Florida has gotten off easily. But they are still fucked up. My friend's father in Miami showed up for early voting and they didn't have any ballots. Wound up waiting several hours.
Can someone highlight the most likely districts to flip (for house?) I’m trying to decide how much to panic if some of these R incumbents win but I know logically that of course a great deal of the incumbents are going to win.
For sure VA10 (Comstock, R, incumbent vs Wexton, D).
I hate that MSNBC is talking FL votes with 1% in. I don't want to have false hope for FL.
I feel like with all the shenanigans in Georgia, Florida has gotten off easily. But they are still fucked up. My friend's father in Miami showed up for early voting and they didn't have any ballots. Wound up waiting several hours.
If Gillum wins, it's a game changer for 2020.
I like that Katy just mentioned that on MSNBC (in relation to Georgia but in general terms) - that Democrat wins at the state level will have a big impact on what voting looks like in 2020 and 2022.