202(2)5 - dems in disarray thread

Is there any validity to this?

Second highest youth turnout since 72

And 2018 was the highest

So far, the highest turnout during a midterm for this voting bloc is 2018 when about 31%

I’m calling it after that last Maricopa drop: Hobbs has won AZ Governor.

Nevada and senate as a whole called for Dems by networks

WA3 is being called the biggest dem upset in the house Marie Gluesenkamp Perez was given a 2% chance of winning

Apparently her opponent was crazy and Tulsi G. was all in for him

Man it must suck to be a Republican right now….it just gets worse for them everyday

I do not think the Dems will hold the house but there’s a legit 20-25% chance they still could. The gOP margin will be like 3-4 seats. Had the Dems not screwed the redistricting pooch in NY (and to a lesser extent CA), they’d have held it for sure.

While I liked both of these
appealed to those who were already inclined to vote d to begin with, so little impact overall



@pamkeithfl

Give credit where it’s due.

Biden did a great job, and the last minute outreach to young voters with debt relief and cannabis EO made all the difference.

Also, I’m actually now feeling sour on the youth vote
We set the bar so freaking low sometimes

Oregon’s 6th
We keep picking up toss up seats

Quite a photo finish here

we lost a couple of seats we needed..based on Wasserman’s tweets we are looking at a likely 5-9 seat Republican majority

Obviously this is an incredible accomplishment for democrats given people’s predictions….

NYT: HOBBS BEATS LAKE IN AZ

can't wait for the fallout on this one… i sincerely hope lake goes full trump.  let's put this shit on display.

sweetcell wrote:
NYT: HOBBS BEATS LAKE IN AZ

can't wait for the fallout on this one… i sincerely hope lake goes full trump.  let's put this shit on display.

NYT running days behind Julian, what else is new?

Julian, wrote:
Had the Dems not screwed the redistricting pooch in NY (and to a lesser extent CA), they’d have held it for sure.

Really?  How an independent commission made up of citizens outside of any control of elected officials could get any blame is the stuff I expect hear from the right.  Not you.  CA lost a seat after the census and it was always going to hurt the Dems.

I must say, that this thread header was written because I'd accepted that Dems would totally screw this mid-term up

but as it usually goes, One should bet the opposite of what Sidehatch says and you'll likely do better

Well done, team blue.

I think the emboldened fringe of the GQP is going to make it really hard for them to do as much damage if we'd lost 30-40 seats
Marge and KrewKrazy will have demands and they will hold the party hostage to get those demands

Still likely going to be talking Hunter's Laptop and a possible impeachment (on what exactly?)

may not have as many debt ceiling fights?  who knows

vansmack wrote:

Julian, wrote:
Had the Dems not screwed the redistricting pooch in NY (and to a lesser extent CA), they’d have held it for sure.

Really?  How an independent commission made up of citizens outside of any control of elected officials could get any blame is the stuff I expect hear from the right.  Not you.  CA lost a seat after the census and it was always going to hurt the Dems.

Hmm, interesting
I've read very little about this and have only heard Jules and his mudslinging at NY

Salad-Hatch. wrote:
Jules and his mudslinging at NY

NY is different.  That is not independent despite its description.  An "independent commission" draws the maps in NY but they need approval by the two NY State houses, and can be redrawn, changed and rejected if they don't like them.

Josh Hawley just now: “This election was the funeral for the Republican Party as we know it. The Republican Party is, as we have known it, is dead. Voters have made that clear—we are not a majority party.”

always weird when I agree with Josh, but the facts are..the GOP was not the majority party(as far as numbers of people) for a while

ding dong the witch is dead!

It is amazing how people overreact. I mean they won the house and the Senate is virtually tied and it’s a funeral!?

Come on now

always weird when I agree with hutch, but the facts are… the GOP ain't dead.  stop being melodramatic, y'all.

what if we REALLLY want it to be dead, does that count for anything

also, i actually don't want the GOP to die, but to split into two factions
Old-school GOP
Trump-Party

neither will be able to get more than 30% of the vote and will make it much easier for dems to win

the one with the hair from Florida is not attending tonight's "event" because of the weather in DC and FL… that being overcast skies on both ends…