The race was just called in Arizona for Mark Kelly.

Ugh. I'll accept it after all of the votes are counted.


Arizona (Senate)

D Mark Kelly In
1,128,917 51.78%
R Blake Masters
1,005,001 46.10%

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How do you mean? I thought Colorado was a Plurality vote or winner-take-all state.

I can foresee a recount for

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Boebert herself was asking for money for runoff. Republicans did not even canvas her district thinking it was a slam dunk.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:

Boebert herself was asking for money for runoff. Republicans did not even canvas her district thinking it was a slam dunk.

Ok, well there won't be a runoff in Colorado. If she has the most votes, she wins.

Colorado does not do run offs. She is not my ideal candidate. Looking at the history of Colorado District 3 its about evenly split between Democrat and Republican for the last 100 years. I think a more moderate listen to the people playbook is in order for this seat given its history. I voted for her with the understanding if Michigan can seat a radical anti-Semite I can vote for her for a minor house seat to counter.

NV Senate race not looking good. Laxalt still barely ahead, but Mail in count looks to be going the wrong way.

https://nypost.com/2022/11/11/...-for-recount-report/

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:
The race was just called in Arizona for Mark Kelly.

Ugh. I'll accept it after all of the votes are counted.

Yesterday at 12pm Mountain time, there were over 500,000 untabulated ballots in Arizona, most of them in Maricopa County. After yesterday evening's dump of ballots, there are still over 400,000 more ballots that need to be tabulated. Each governor candidate has just over a million votes right now.

There are a little over 4 million registered voters for 2022. In 2018, approx. 2.4 million turned out for the midterm election. 2022 was projected to draw more.

Yes, let the remaining hundreds of thousands of ballots be counted.

Buddy of mine sent me this text:

Trump endorsed 235 races. 219 won! What does that say about a red wave?? That's 93% success rate...

So whats the status of the house and senate? Will Republicans have advantage?

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Originally posted by JohnCourage:
So whats the status of the house and senate? Will Republicans have advantage?

It's not settled yet.

Republicans will likely control the House. The Senate is less likely at this point.

To control the Senate Republicans must win both Nevada and Georgia.

Just read that NV is has an 800 vote difference. wow, that's close.

In all these delayed election counts, will a Republican ever win a close one? Or will Democrats somehow win all the squeakers?

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Originally posted by liner:
In all these delayed election counts, will a Republican ever win a close one? Or will Democrats somehow win all the squeakers?

Ask Al Franken...the originator of "Oh look! Uncounted ballots in a trunk!!" Not saying that's going to happen in this election, but that scenario overcooks my grits...

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Originally posted by liner:
In all these delayed election counts, will a Republican ever win a close one? Or will Democrats somehow win all the squeakers?

If you haven’t figured it out yet, all these areas slow-walking the vote counting are going to keep counting until the Democrat wins.

Mail in voting and early voting have ruined our elections.

I don’t even know if it’s worth voting again if this is how the new normal is going to be.

How can they call this race? I thought there were 500 K votes still outstanding

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:
The race was just called in Arizona for Mark Kelly.

Ugh. I'll accept it after all of the votes are counted.


Arizona (Senate)

D Mark Kelly In
1,128,917 51.78%
R Blake Masters
1,005,001 46.10%

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Originally posted by liner:

I don’t even know if it’s worth voting again if this is how the new normal is going to be.

That's exactly what the lefties want you to think. While you can't help how you feel, I do hope you won't give in to those thoughts.

Oh, what? We've got crying in here? This is a non-crying thread. For the weepies, the vapors or what have ya, go here.

Have a tissue, take a Beano and knock yourself out.

Ha ha lol

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Originally posted by erj_pilot:
Buddy of mine sent me this text:

Trump endorsed 235 races. 219 won! What does that say about a red wave?? That's 93% success rate...]

Your buddy may have mixed up some numbers, but he was pretty damned close.

People who are blaming Trump for the midterms, who are labeling him a "loser" for some stupid reason, who thinks he poisoned the candidates he endorsed, who thinks it is ALL of his fault, are all crying because of emotion and buying into the media and the Swamp- hook, line and sinker. And not by going with the facts.

In the 2022 primaries, Trump made 241 endorsements and 93% won their races. In the general election, out of 254 Trump endorsed candidates, 203, 80% of the candidates won their races.



93% for his choice of Republican candidates is amazing. And 80% for the general is still a fucking good batting average. But again, Trump doesn't have the propaganda machine that the Democrats and The Swamp have.

For a detailed accounting of the endorsements:
https://ballotpedia.org/Endorsements_by_Donald_Trump

Article states this is the only county in the country that does this.

Edit - Ballots going to the print shop before going to the county.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.c...county-no-observers/