In 2024's primary, the first estimate from LAC had 355k outstanding, and they eventually counted 625k
In 2022, the first post-election update was 3 days after election day, but still undershot. The estimate at that point was 506k left and they eventually counted 628k more
In 2024's primary, the first estimate from LAC had 355k outstanding, and they eventually counted 625k
In 2022, the first post-election update was 3 days after election day, but still undershot. The estimate at that point was 506k left and they eventually counted 628k more
I do wonder if California could address come of these problems by doing a LatAm-style conteo rápido or an exit poll that actually functions. Alas, we can't have good things
One US-ism for the twitter discourse: calling everything the federal government. We think everything is a federal state when it isn't.
South Korea is extremely not a federal state, it is the Republic of Korea, not the Federal Republic of Korea, smh
The DPK (liberal party) delivered sweeping local election victories across South Korea today, flipping even conservative strongholds like Daegu.
With federal government control already in hand, the DPK now dominates every level of power, setting up a left-wing nightmare for Korea in the coming years.
My sense is that Raman and Steyer both will bare minimum get relatively close
The way CA counts ballots adds a lot of unpredictability bc sometimes batches just don’t do what you expect
Raman’s path is probably easier than Steyer’s atp
I think I can call it; Jeon Jae-soo (DPK) will flip the city of Busan.
The call came as Jeon flipped Dong-gu, where LJM lost to KMS by 15%, with vote share gap of 1.2%.
So it looks like the NYT (AP) estimate is understating outstanding ballots by at least 60k in riverside
AP’s estimate also would imply 287.5k votes outstanding in San Diego, but the county is projecting 375k
Seems like a lot of vote left out