@LawyerBob77007 You mean what Democrats did for a century, before 2011? But this is also not a redistricting year, and wouldn’t be able to get that accomplished and through a GOP Supreme Court before the elections begin in 15 months.
@Broncos07_ Defenders are not given benefit of the doubt on bang-bang plays when they aren’t playing the ball. Again, the fact it hits him in the back after contact, shows it wasn’t really a bang-bang play.
Not to mention, the Panthers were called for DPI on less contact.
@BaldyNFL@denverrefugee@Broncos@Panthers@Dev2Key The ball literally hits him in the back as he is tackling the receiver. Additionally, Tremble is unable to extend his left arm, and right arm is also restricted, with a defender that is not playing the ball. The is an automatic DPI.
@JoeBrunoWSOC9 These were quite straight-forward amendments. There is no way to dumb them down any further.
What he is saying is, that they didn’t do a good enough job explaining why they should be voted down. This shows voters didn’t vote for Dems to raise taxes.
@MsAnnaBaxter@AnonymousLeftie For starters, the Constitution only allows redistricting every decade and GOP will have the NC Supreme Court and they won’t allow any mid-decade redistricting from Dems.
@ForwardCarolina It’s cratered? It more inline with 2018 and 2014 levels.
Dems have also underperformed their share.
GOP most likely will eat away most, if not all, of the Dem advantage on ED.
This is going to be decided by UNA voters.
@FourtotheBoards@PatrickRuffini I have said Cooper in the 4-6 range will be a disappointment for Dems. They really need him to get into the 7-10 range for a good night for Dems and 10+ for a massive haul.
I think models are also factoring 2022 COVID behaviors in, while actual behavior is more of 2018. TBD
@murphsturph This is why journalists don’t consider those that cover sports to be journalists.
I can only imagine someone interviewing a CEO on an earnings call and some moron asks for a comment on his/her personal relationships.
Show some professionalism.
@FourtotheBoards@PatrickRuffini There are signs in NC Dems front-loaded their turnout. Losing % on last Sat was unexpected and doesn’t happen.
GOP should eat away most of the Dem advantage on ED. It all comes down to UNA and how hard they break for Dems, to determine how good of a day it will be for them.
@JustR_02@mjrusher GOP should eat through most of that on ED. It all comes down to how hard UA Voters break towards Dems. This was always going to be a good election for Dems, but while they stack votes in Blue counties, can they shift voters in other counties and win the GOP leaning districts?
@_Sweet_Lew@ZacharyDonnini No, NCGOP still have ~280k net in voters left that participated in at least 3/4.
This is showing EVs that rarely participate are slightly favoring Dems. This will come down to ED turnout, but the fact GOP reduced D-R spread on Sat was a shocker. Raw #s really favoring Dems.