Papageno
2114
Awww. :(
Gotta admit that would be a fun shirt though (but for safety’s sake you’d probably only want to wear it out of state).
Just did a Google search and apparently “Florida Man but a Good One” has no results, so there’s a profitable opportunity there.
orald
2115
Politico reported this afternoon re: NV Senate.
“ Nevada’s two most populous counties — Democratic-leaning Clark County, home of Las Vegas, and battleground Washoe County, home of Reno — have at least tens of thousands of outstanding ballots to be counted. ”
Any Nevada folks here that can confirm?
orald
2116
Big data dump within the hour from Maricopa County which accounts for 60% of AZ voters. Dump will include weekend and Monday ballots dropped off something like 160,000 ballots. These should favor the Dems.
Another batch of about 275,000 ballots that where dropped off on Election Day still to be counted. These may favor the Rs
What is Jon Ralston saying? Whatever he says with Nevada elections is the gospel
Papageno
2119
Fingers crossed that it’s true. Would mean Cortez Masto has a chance.
Tim_N
2122
So we’re back to there being a God.
The kicker seems to be that they’re taking a break from counting. And there will likely be a recount anyway.
It all depends on precincts and which are out. Pueblo has some deep red precincts. Same with Garfield, which has Boeberts hometown of Rifle.
Pitkin is Aspen and should hopefully stay blue.
Okay. I assume local news team that analyzed the remaining ballot sources knows the makeup of those counties better than I do, which is not at all. But they could be wrong.
I live here and follow the election demographics quite closely. I’m hopeful, but Kyle Clark isn’t an elections reporter.
I hope the newsroom has some insight into precinct level data and have talked to election officials, and aren’t just looking at outstanding within the whole county.
Gonna be tough in Nevada, per this:
Thread seems to suggest this is not bad for the Senate race but not great for the governor’s race.
BTW, Wasserman doesn’t seem to believe them.
So you’re right to be skeptical!
DaveLong
2130
Hasn’t Wasserman been all wrong about this election though?
I mean, he’s got a hell of a lot more data now than he had before. Maybe he doesn’t know what to do with it?
AP is now saying 98% in. 73 vote Frisch lead still the same.
