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Even if the Dems got all of their solid, likely, leans and the toss ups, they would only be at 213. They would have to take 5 of the Rs leans, or likely.
Not looking good for the Dems...unless they cheat again.
Even if the Dems got all of their solid, likely, leans and the toss ups, they would only be at 213. They would have to take 5 of the Rs leans, or likely.
Not looking good for the Dems...unless they cheat again.
That includes Warnock and Walker...if the Dems take Arizona and NV that will give them 50...The VP...who is a Dem... breaks the tie in that event ...so that will give the Dems the Senate. If they split AZ and NV then it comes down to Georgia.....Again.
About 78k votes were updated in Maricopa, broke towards Hobbs and Kelly. These were the votes received Saturday Night, Sunday and a bulk from Monday and were expected to lean Dem Kelly now up by 5.6%, Hobbs by 1.3%
That includes Warnock and Walker...if the Dems take Arizona and NV that will give them 50...The VP...who is a Dem... breaks the tie in that event ...so that will give the Dems the Senate. If they split AZ and NV then it comes down to Georgia.....Again.
NV is really close with 86% counted. Neither one has reached 50%. R is at 48.9%, D is at 48%. There is 1.2% for 'None of these candidates'. I get it. For mayor here, since none of them were worth a damn, I filled in, 'My dog'.
AZ probably blue - 75% counted.
So...could be a GA thing again. Could be a NV and GA thing, too.
Update: Rs now at 211 for the House.
For the 3 remaining Senate races, there are no solid, likely, or leans for either party.
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