@stphnfwlr To be clear I think foreign gov AI fuckery is just as likely. But this is not just randomly happening this way. Something one way or another is not right and we shouldn’t just write it off
@stphnfwlr The reports of weird things happening to people personally this time are soooooo widespread on social I’m 100% convinced that EITHER a foreign government is using AI to sow discord and division OR something had to have happened if it’s not that. TikTok is INSANE with stories
What to watch for people wanting to track the House: Dems have a *very* narrow path to 218 that’d entail
—staying ahead in all uncalled CDs where they now lead (starting with CA21, CA49, CA47, ME02, OH9)
—flipping GOP leads in 6 of 7 of: AKAL, AZ06, CO08, CA13, CA27, CA41, CA45
Where House stands, sprinkling my assessment with current count & AP/network calls:
GOP currently leads in 222 seats, Dems in 213.
Some leads still fragile. Staying somewhat conservative, I'd say 215 seats quite likely to be GOP, & 209 quite likely to be Dem. That leaves 11.
Y’all need to chill. Pics of lines or not lines at one random polling location in a city tell you nothing. Relax we’ll know way more way earlier than normal tonight
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Whoa - Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger says more than half a million people have already voted in Georgia as of noon.
That's on track to potentially have ~1.2 million Election Day votes. #gapol
I have a pretty strong suspicion that after the dust settles on the data in this election, one of the really big stories is going to be that accross the country, white men ended up voting for Kamala Harris at much much higher percentages than anyone predicted 🇺🇸 #ElectionDay
I’ve spent a LOT of time in the early vote data in Georgia and here’s my takeaway: there is a LOT of reason for both campaigns to be optimistic about it. And to be nervous. Let me show you why with models on if the vote in by county broke exactly like recent major races in GA- 🧵
@goshofar But if you’d like to know:
Hispanic is at 3.2% of vote share, Asian is at 2.8% of vote share, and “Other” at 9.5%. I don’t have the historical numbers for comparison unfortunately, and haven’t dug deeper for these groups
Oh one more quick note all of this math was through Friday 11/1 and end of early vote. A few more absentees have been added since then and haven’t been calculated in.
Who it’s good for so far depends on if it breaks like 2020, 2022 Senate, or 2022 Governor. Because with what’s in now, we could have a razor thin nail biter OR we could have a pretty significant advantage for either. There’s recent precedent for all of these possibilities! 16/end