Here's the challenge for the Democratic Party: Missouri voted for a $15 minimum wage, paid sick leave, and abortion rights & Democrats cannot compete there at all. Why? The answer to that is the road to a comeback.
Whatever the answer is, he instantly plunges to a bottom-ten president in U.S. history. Maybe bottom five. His entire presidency was premised on restoring pre-2016 normalcy. By his own terms, he failed.
If House Dems stay ahead in every seat where they are ahead, they would have 216 seats, with four incumbent seats (NV01, NV03, NV04, AK-AL) where the count has not yet begun.
If they stay ahead elsewhere and win just two of those uncounted seats they would take the House.
I’m going to bed the earliest I ever had on an Election Night because I can’t bear doomscrolling into the abyss.
Perhaps more than anything I’m sad for my daughters & daughters everywhere, and for the parents who have to find the words to explain this wretched outcome.
Dems win Election Day by 10K in Clark.
Dems lost by 1.6K in 2020 on Election Day in Clark.
Indies are 42 percent of the vote. They were 33 percent in 2020.
Trump peaked as a 74.2% favorite over Biden at 10 pm EST on election night during the 2020 election. It was down hill for him from there, and by the time most were in work at 9 am, he was down to 25.2%. Trump is favorite at 79.0% as I tweet this.
Harris up 88-9% in Prince George’s County and 87-11% in Baltimore City so far, so not yet a ton of evidence of major losses with Black voters, at least here
@JScoreForever@joshtpm@gelliottmorris Yeah, those states were tight in 2020 too, but I don't remember being this stressed out at this point in the night.