The power is with the people, and the people of Mississippi are with Scott.
@scott_colom makes history today as the first Black senator elected in Mississippi since Reconstruction. I saw firsthand when campaigning with him in his hometown that he is a brilliant leader and dedicated public servant who will work tirelessly to serve every Mississippian with pride.
Congratulations, Scott.
@blankslate2017 Delegate game is different from state popular votes. Talarico would have had just a few delegates more than Jasmine with the vote share he got
Reuters/Ipsos | 11/6-9 | 538 Dem Voters
What kind of candidate for the Democratic presidential nominee do you think Kamala Harris would be?
Excellent candidate: 22%
Good candidate: 32%
Only fair candidate: 24%
Poor candidate: 19%
I have not heard of them: 2%
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@LargestCheese1 Just say you want a white man and save us the stress. If I remember correctly, Warnock outran Ossoff in 2020. BTW I'm supporting Harris who has lead 85% of the polls so far. She has a substantial lead with black and latino voters and leading with whites too
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Dexter L. McCoy, new Fort Bend County Judge-Elect: "I told you about the monument we were building here to African American history, and we have built that. I would love to have the honor of showing that to you someday."
@KamalaHarris: "I would love that!! I would really — oh, that's wonderful. We'll figure that out. We'll figure that out. I will take you up on this. We'll figure out how to do it."
📽️: Dexter L. McCoy
@buddhaFR@CharlotteAlter It doesn't matter. I'm looking at the data. Harris has led 85% of the polls so far with Osoff in it. She has a substantial lead with blacks and latino voters and a few points with white voters.
@India_Progress Harris is also leading substantially with latino voters and a few points ahead with white voters. She has led 85% of the polls so far. I dont know why some are ignoring the data. The data is there