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Originally Posted by McGowdog
I agree here. Until I see GOP 218 or more, no celebration from me,
I have to see it from at least two sources of the following; CNN, Politico, ABC.
Decision Desk looks bunk to me. No 218, no party.
Let's finish this thing then we can start bleeping each others bleeps. Not a second sooner.
I already called the score; GOP 221, DNC 214. That's what the final will look like. It will probably come all the way down to DNC 213 before they'll eek out another one for the GOP.
But when it comes, don't worry, I'll let you know.
I'm not gonna start a bunk thread though.
We already got a sticky for this.
Another thing; when they lie, I don't give a flip. I could care less what they do. When we lie, it sickens me. A lie is a non-truth, a half-truth, and such as like. Let's have a standard to follow.
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According to Politico, which is the one I've been using this whole time because they haven't been calling races where others have, the Dems would have to win every single race that is left to have 218.
https://www.politico.com/2022-election/results/house/
They are currently at 206, there are 12 races
still being counted.
Of the likely and leans R, the races are:
CO - Boebert (R) 50.2%, Frisch (D) 49.8% 99% reporting. Maybe Frisch took an unnecessary trip.
CA - Valadao (R) 52.2%, Salas (D) 47.8% 62% reporting
CA - Kiley (R) 52.8%, Jones (D) 47.2% 57% reporting
CA - Garcia (R) 54.2% , Smith (D) 45.8% 70% reporting (finally)
Projected D in CA that is close:
Baugh (R) 49.2%, Porter (D) 50.8% 84% reporting.
Duarte (R) 49.8%, Gray (D) 50.2% 83% reporting.
Maryott (R) 47.47%, Levin (D) 52.5% 86% reporting. Hard to say if Maryott will catch up. It's not a lot of ballots in total. Right now it's 12,000 ballot difference. Probably won't win, but they do still have 10% more to go, and I don't feel like doing the math, but it could be close, as well, in the end.
Forgot about Maine:
Neither one has 50%. The reason is because the Independents voted 6.9% for Bond. Took a good chunk from them both.
ME - Poliquin (R) 44.9% Golden (D) 48.2% 99% reporting
Do they have to have one with 50% like the Senate, or do they just give it to Golden?
It's nice to see an Independent get that much in an election. Would be nice if that would continue to rise, and we saw that spread out all over the country.
Edit: While I was typing this post, the Dems got another seat. They are 207 to Rs 217, with 11 races still counting. It was not ME, AK, or CO, so it had to be an expected one in CA. It was not any that I listed above.
They will definitely get CA's 34th district because it's D vs D.
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