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https://twitter.com/brianbeutler/status/646064172732649472
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Bredesen got stomped last night in Tennessee. I was hoping my state would make it a little closer, but woof. This place is full on Trump country, and that makes me sad as hell.
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This is long, but if you want to know how Beto super volunteers are feeling in Texas right now, this was posted on another board and seems very incisivequote:took the day off preemptively today and am taking the chance to catch up on the thread. here's what happened in texas yesterday:
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Demon Of The Fall posted:Bredesen got stomped last night in Tennessee. I was hoping my state would make it a little closer, but woof. This place is full on Trump country, and that makes me sad as hell. Ditto. I like to think well of the people around me, but knowing how many of them are actively cheering racism and random acts of cruelty to powerless people just makes me sad.
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 20:17 |
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axeil posted:Who's ready to flip the VA legislature into a Dem majority and give us another trifecta? Do I hear the beginnings of a Goonsquad Coalition? Someone call our glorious leader Fancy. It is time for war!
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friendbot2000 posted:Do I hear the beginnings of a Goonsquad Coalition? Someone call our glorious leader Fancy. It is time for war! Hopefully Fancy is logged off the internet for a month and taking a much deserved break. With that said, yes we should all get Goodnsquad back together for 2019!
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I've been hiding from politics chat because I knew too many people who actually thought the Senate was in play to deal with the inevitable recriminations. That said, I work with a local newspaper in Indiana and there was exactly one bright spot I could enjoy before I realized how well Dems were doing outside the Hell Dimension States. Looking at the returns it was obvious that Donnelly was sunk, because the GOP was happily voting against him en masse. He only snuck in because in 2012 the Tea Party replaced "Respectable Republican" with a rape apologist that just barely enough rural voters weren't willing to vote for, but Braun offered exactly the kind of plausible deniability for which these assholes pine. Still, there were a couple local Democrats that remained stubbornly close as precincts reported in. A woman running for sheriff on a platform of fighting nepotism in the sheriff's department and amiable school janitor running against a 24-year veteran of the county council and one of the county GOP big whigs. Both won, barely, but they won. They jumped ahead with the last four precincts and completely ruined the otherwise festive atmosphere of the GOP HQ, forcing one of their heads to give a speech on his legacy due to an unexpected defeat. The thing is, the new County Councilman from District 3 didn't even have yard signs. His only real exposure came from a routine interview I did with him for a candidate profile and everyone knowing him as a volunteer for school events. To hell with re-litigating the sins of the known bad-faith actors, I'm actually kind of inspired right now.
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Solaris 2.0 posted:Hopefully Fancy is logged off the internet for a month and taking a much deserved break. Godspeed General FancyPants! Get some rest friendo! Well, one thing is for sure, we have to make sure Danica Roem keeps her seat. I would crawl through fire for her to get elected to office. I refuse to allow the state house to be taken back by regressive CHUDs. It ain't happening. So if they are any Virginia Goons who are lurkers that want to pitch in and do some work, drop me a PM.
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Solaris 2.0 posted:Hopefully Fancy is logged off the internet for a month and taking a much deserved break. I wonder if they'll think I'm a project veritas operative again friendbot2000 posted:Godspeed General FancyPants! Get some rest friendo! i got to meet danica yesterday when i went out to manassas to canvass for wexton. she was incredibly inspiring and i agree we've gotta keep her seat.
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Demon Of The Fall posted:Bredesen got stomped last night in Tennessee. I was hoping my state would make it a little closer, but woof. This place is full on Trump country, and that makes me sad as hell. I genuinely think he dug his grave deeper by coming out in favor of Kavanaugh. Still would have lost, but that unforced error likely turned off lots of folks who might have bothered to show up and didn't. Conservadem candidates are all dumb.
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my bony fealty posted:I genuinely think he dug his grave deeper by coming out in favor of Kavanaugh. Still would have lost, but that unforced error likely turned off lots of folks who might have bothered to show up and didn't. Conservadem candidates are all dumb. Probably. I don't think he understood that Republicans are a death cult, poo poo is a lot different than the 2000s when he was governor. There are no moderate Republicans anymore. They're full Daddy Trump now. You aren't going to find many conservatives to pull the lever for you when they can just vote for Blackburn instead. Coming out in favor of was very dumb.
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A guide to the 2020 Senate race This the Senate class 2, which was last up for reelection in 2014, a small Republican wave year. Lets go through every race and see whats going on with it. I don't know everyone super well, but I'm gonna do my best Alabama Incumbent: Doug Jones (D) As we all remember, Doug Jones won an extremely close special election to replace Jeff Sessions. Doug is a centrist democrat who is pro-choice and pro-healthcare. He managed to win on the back of promising to reauthorize CHIP (which he did) and because his opponent was an insane pedophile. Barring a similar kind of own goal by Republicans, this seat will almost certainly go red. I wouldn't be shocked if Jeff Sessions tried to win this seat after he gets kicked to the curb by Trump. Alaska Incumbent: Dan Sullivan (R) He won a fairly close race in 2014, beating previous incumbent Mark Begich by 2%. Seems like a tough seat to flip, but Alaska is weird. Arkansas Incumbent: Tom Cotton (R) rear end in a top hat of the highest order and a Trump toadie. Absolutely murdered the previous incumbent Dem (Mark Pryor) by 17% in 2014. Expect him to cruise to victory unless he is an idiot who decided to leave a safe senate seat for a cabinet position. Colorado Incumbent: Cory Gardner (R) Delaware Incumbent: Chris Coons (D) Very moderate democratic from a blue state, but a very good gun control record. Won the special election 2010 to replace Biden, and has won by 17% and 14%. Expect a primary challenge from the left, but I expect he'll be in the Senate for as long as he wants. Georgia Incumbent: Dave Perdue (R) From a big time politically connect family in Georgie, his brother is a former governor and current a cabinet member. Replaced Saxby Chambliss (R) after he retired in 2014, won the election by about 8%. Georgia is gonna be a voting rights hell hole under Kemp, but I wouldn't be shocked if Abrams tried to see if she can get over the hump in a presidential year. Could possibly flip, but not likely. Idaho Incumbent: Jim Risch (R) Never heard of him, so he isn't a an rear end in a top hat on the front lines of the Trump offensive, but probably still sucks. Long time Idaho politician, starting as LT Governor in 03, followed by governor in 06. He replaced Larry Craid (R) in 08 after Craig got busted trying to solicit a male prostitute in a Minnesota airport bathroom. Abandon all hope ye who campaign here Illinois Incumbent: Dick Durbin (D) Important Dem bigwig, #2 in the senate. Not super progressive, but he is ok. Voted against the Iraq war, major DREAM act backer. Been in the senate since 96, will be 75 by the time the 2020 election gets here. Its his seat to stroll into unless he decides to retire. Iowa Incumbent Joni Ernst (R) Tea Party senator, you might remember her as the Hog Castration lady. After Tom Harkin (D) retired in 2014, she beat her challenger by 9%. This seat isn't as bad as it looks, 3/4 Iowa house seats went for Dems last night. They narrowly reelected a Republican governor last night, so it'll be tough. Iowa is gonna get a lot of attention from Dems due to the primary, so they might have a decent ground game to help put them over the edge if they can recruit someone good. Kansas Incumbent: Pat Roberts (R) Major league rear end in a top hat. Been in the senate forever, going all the way back to 1996. However, don't write this seat off, Dems won an upset here last night and took a House seat and the governorship, plus a bunch of local level stuff. If they can help dig out Kansas from the hole Brownback put them in, it could be a good springboard for a Democratic challenger. Roberts is gonna be 84 by the time 2020 rolls around since he hasn't faced a real challenge in over a decade, so there is a chance he might retire which would help Dems even more. Gonna need to find an amazing recruit here though (Maybe Beto can move to Kansas ) Kentucky Incumbent: Mitch McConnell (R) Yertle the Turtle himself, IMO, the biggest villain in modern American politics. Current majority leader of the Senate, has completely rewritten the rules of how the Senate should function and has been a major Trump enabler. gently caress this jackass Louisiana Incumbent: Bill Cassidy (R) Tea Party jackass, got into a fight with Jimmy Kimmel over the ACA repeal. Unseated incumbent Mary Landrieu (D) in 2014 by 11%. Louisiana didn't have a Governor or Senate race yesterday, so I can't see how it would fare in a wave election. Outside chance of being winnable if the Dems can find someone charismatic, but don't count on it Maine Incumbent: Susan Collins (R) Female Jeff Flake, spent most of her career positioning herself as a moderate Republican, but showed her true colors during the Tax Cut and Kav hearings. Rumored to be retiring, this is a seat Dems need to win to take back the Senate. Dems won the governorship by 12% last night. Dems will nominate an empty suit in 2020 who will win a race that will be way closer than it should be. Massachusetts Incumbent: Ed Markey (D) Middle of the road Dem, good supporter of Net Neutrality. Will be 74 by the time 2020 gets here, but I don't think he is gonna retire. Might get a primary challenge from the left if the Boston area progressives can find a good candidate. Michigan Incumbent: Gary Peters (D) I've literally never heard of him . He managed to win in Michigan during the 2014 wave, so he must be doing something right. Voted for ACA, Cap and Trade, and DREAM Act while in the House. Wikipedia says he support Occupy Wall Street and that Liz Warren campaigned for him in 2014. Seems like a decent bloke, hopefully Michigan can stay sane and reelect him. Minnesota Incumbent: Tina Smith (D) Tina has been in the Senate for like a year, so not much to be able to say on a national record. Bigwig on the state level DFL. She replaced Al Franken after he resigned and won her special election last night by about 10% Mississippi Incumbent: ????? (?) Currently undecided, there was special election for this seat last night that is going to a run-off. Will probably be won by incumbent Hyde-Smith (R). Montana Incumbent: Steve Daines (R) Empty suit republican rear end in a top hat, CHUD, etc. Prevented Liz Warren from reading a letter during the Sessions confirmation hearings. Maybe Montana can magic up another Tester and beat this rear end in a top hat? Nebraska Incumbent: Ben Sasse (R) Young Jeff Flake/John McCain, a very concerned person who always votes with the orthodoxy. Voted against the Opioid crisis bill, anti-LGBT. Rumored to be considering trying to primary Trump in 2020, but I doubt it. Won 2014 by 34%. Democrats have won in Nebraska before, but the state was very red last night. New Hampshire Incumbent: Jeanne Shaheen (D) Long time Democratic mover and shaker, going back to Carter. Helped Al Gore in the primaries back in 2000. Probably will receive a decent challenge from the Left. Won her senate seat in 2008 by 7% in 08 and 3% back in 14. New Jersey Incumbent: Cory Booker (D) Eloquent black guy from New Jersey, good on social issues, bad on economic ones. Too close to banks and charter schools, wrote a very good federal weed legalization bill and signed onto the same M4A bill that a lot of democratic frontrunners have embraced. Will be a major player in the 2020 presidential primaries. If he loses the bid (and doesn't get VP), expect him to win easily. New Mexico Incumbent: Tom Udall (D) Member of the important Udall Family. Voted for DADT repeal, DREAM act, and all of the other standard democratic stuff. Was early critic of NSA spying, even before Snowden. Might see a primary challenge, but I doubt it will have much of a chance. Won by 25% in 08 and 11% in 14. North Carolina Incumbent: Thom Tillis (R) Decent dude for a Republican, was an influential Republican trying to get the Senate to pass the DREAM Act after Trump torpedoed DACA and is decent on LGBT rights. Backed a bill to protect Mueller. On the other hand, climate change denier and voted for the ACA repeal. I think he is basically a Blue Dog Republican. Won a very tight race in 2014 against incumbent Kay Hagan (D). Winnable in a wave year (Like we did in 08), NC might be the next Virginia. Oklahoma Incumbent: Jim Inhofe (R) Old rear end proto-CHUD. Been the Senator from Oklahoma since 1994, and has been an awful person every day. Supports a constitutional amendment to stop gay marriage, actively fights climate change research, nearly killed himself and a bunch of airport workers when he nearly crashed his Cesna into a truck when he landed on a closed runway - He was 75 at the time. He then tried to punish the FAA for the whole incident. He is gonna be 85 by the time 2020 gets here, so don't be shocked if he gets replaced by a newer, younger CHUD. Oregon Incumbent: Jeff Merkley (D) He seems like a cool dude and was the only Senator to endorse Bernie during the 2016 primary. Dark Horse 2020 presidential primary contestant, good track record but probably not enough name recognition. Maybe a solid VP pick for someone who wants a good progressive on the ticket. Root for him to get reelected, but he won't need much help. He won in 2014 by over 20%. Rhode Island Incumbent: Jack Reed (D) I don't feel like he gets mentioned much, but he has been in the Senate since 96. Run of the mill democrat, good on a lot of positions, nothing that will really blow you away. Likes being in the Senate and supposedly turned down the VP gig when Obama sent out feelers. Will be 70 in 2020, so it'll probably be his last election. South Carolina Incumbent: Lindsey Graham (R) A couple of years ago, I would have said he was another kinda reasonable Republican, but he has gone full on MEGA-CHUD over the last year or 2. I wouldn't be shocked if he took a major cabinet position, he has been playing super nice to Trump recently. AG maybe? Who knows? Hasn't faced a major challenge yet and probably wont in 2020. South Dakota Incumbent: Mike Rounds (R) Former longtime SD governor, former Oil and Gas exec, very anti-choice, a bunch of scandals involving the selling of Visas while he was governor. Took over the seat when Tim Johnson (D) retired in 2014, won by 21% but there were a bunch of independents on the ballot who soaked up 20% of the vote. Could be a pickup spot with good recruiting Tennessee Incumbent: Lamar Alexander (R) Big time rear end in a top hat, big player in the ACA repeal attempts. Will be 80 by the time 2020 gets here, so he might retire. Might be a winnable seat if the Dems can find a great recruit and Alexander retires, but don't get your hopes up. Texas Incumbent: John Cornyn (R) Long time Texas good old boy, Ted Cruz without the negative charisma. Big time friend of Trump. I don't think there is anyone who could topple him in Texas. Gonna be stuck with this rear end in a top hat for another cycle or 2 Virginia Incumbent: Mark Warner (D) Moderate Democrat who has been very involved in the Trump Russia investigation. Voted to help weaken Dodd-Frank earlier this year. Expect him to see a big time primary from the left with all of the progressive momentum going on in Virginia. Virginia is a blue state now, so this will be a keeper, but there is an outside chance progressives manage to dethrone him. West Virginia Incumbent: Shelley Moore Capito (R) Who gives a poo poo, its West Virginia. Even if a Dem does win here, they're gonna be another Manchin Wyoming Incumbent: Mike Enzi (R) Very conservative back bencher, ACA repeal, more coal, privatizing social security and Medicare, huge Iraq war booster, supported constitutional amendments to ban flag burning and gay marriage. Just your typical rear end in a top hat republican who gets 70% of the vote every time he comes up for election. So, 2 easy pickups, plus another 3-4 more if things go well The Glumslinger fucked around with this message at 00:40 on Nov 8, 2018 |
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Of course, Jeff Sessions gets fired while I was writing this, so its already out of date
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https://twitter.com/mollycrabapple/status/1060277899763351560?s=19
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 22:34 |
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Haha, how did I miss this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iceoLxX6exA
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 22:50 |
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Lycus posted:Haha, how did I miss this? This might be worse than that Pickle kid they were dragging onto the network.
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 22:52 |
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Lycus posted:Haha, how did I miss this? how did ben shapiro not tweet about his cameo interview
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 22:52 |
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Quorum posted:Yes! Mayor Max is in fact the mayor of the tiny town of Idyllwild. Constitutionally, humans aren't allowed to run for mayor in Idyllwild, they're only allowed to run their pets. It's mostly a ceremonial role, though, and not surprisingly most of the actual work is done by the human chief of staff, but still. this owns
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 22:59 |
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Lance of Llanwyln posted:Well, the CT governor race was a lot closer than expected, but Ned LaMont won in the end. Just as importantly, the Democrats took back control of the State Senate(it had been in an 18-18 tie) and expanded their majority in the State House. This was all accomplished despite Governor Malloy being one of the least popular governors in the nation. Dems began the night with an 80-71 standing in the state House, and an 18-18 tie in the state senate, and it is now 92-59 and 22-12(two not decided yet) respectively. Also we elected our first black woman to congress. Anyways, where is my legal weed, Ned?
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 23:00 |
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The Glumslinger posted:A guide to the 2020 Senate race This was an incredibly informative post, thank you. Based on that list, Dems getting the Senate in 2020 looks tough. You mentioned a few possible primary challengers on the liberal end. Outside of the retiring Rs, do you see any that may get a primary challenge from the MAGA crowd? Such as Thom Tillis?
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 23:06 |
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Solaris 2.0 posted:This was an incredibly informative post, thank you. Based on that list, Dems getting the Senate in 2020 looks tough. You mentioned a few possible primary challengers on the liberal end. Outside of the retiring Rs, do you see any that may get a primary challenge from the MAGA crowd? Such as Thom Tillis? They might try again on Lamar Alexander, they tried to primary him in 2008 and 2014 But yeah, they really blew it in 2016, since that class should be the best Democratic map. They probably win an extra 4 Senate seats back then under a theoretical Obama 3rd Term election with good candidates. We gotta quit recruiting empty suits with no charisma, regardless of how many favors people owe them or how well they can self finance. But now we're getting into campaign finance reform, and thats a different kettle of fish The Glumslinger fucked around with this message at 23:16 on Nov 7, 2018 |
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Anyone know what the status is on the AZ election? Can these uncounted votes put Sienna over the top?
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 23:28 |
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Anyone know what the status is on the AZ election? Can these uncounted votes put Sienna over the top? I think I saw they won't even start the rest of the counting until tomorrow. The vast majority of remaining votes are in areas that went for Sinema, but its a question of how much the absentee ballots look like the day of ballots. If they're the same or bluer, she should win.
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 23:30 |
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The Glumslinger posted:A guide to the 2020 Senate race She's not going anywhere. She hasn't done anything outrageous and is about as standard issue Iowa conservative as you can find.
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 23:32 |
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A good friend of mine provided some after-action commentary about election fuckery in Porter County, Indiana.quote:The night before the election, the Democratic Party relayed my name to Becky Rauch in the
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# ? Nov 7, 2018 23:34 |
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The Glumslinger posted:They might try again on Lamar Alexander, they tried to primary him in 2008 and 2014 I just looked up the 2016 senate election on Wikipedia and Oomf, I know we were all freaking out about Trump that night, but my god you are right did the Democrats just fail so spectacularly. Stolen from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Senate_elections,_2016 Party Republican Democratic Leader's seat Kentucky Nevada Seats before 54 44 Seats after 52 46 Seat change Decrease 2 Increase 2 Popular vote 40,402,790 51,496,682 Percentage 42.4% 53.8% Swing Decrease 9.3% Increase 10.0% Seats up 24 10 Races won 22 12 Bold is mine. Republicans had 24 seats up that election, and won 22 of them. This is despite getting about 11 million fewer votes in total. This shows both how much Democratic party just failed in 2016, but also just how undemocratic the Senate is given our current demographic makeup.
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100YrsofAttitude posted:I was pretty happy with the results from Connecticut. The only votes I truly felt good about were for Murphy for Senator and Tong for AG. I pretty much voted straight Dem with an exception to the Green party for Secretary of State if I'm not mistaken, but aside from the former two none of the candidates resonated with me. Yep. We emerged last night with trifecta control of the state government. The Republicans once again snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in the governorship. Narrowly, but a loss is a loss. I went to bed not knowing the results with Stefanowski on top, feeling like huge poo poo. Woke up next morning and checked the phone on the john, and man that felt good to see that we were staying D. My heart aches like poo poo for Floridians, but us Nutmeggers can feel pretty amazing after last night. Just about everything worked out (except for my state senator, but alas).
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# ? Nov 8, 2018 00:09 |
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To anyone who hasn't checked, Tester has pulled out the win! MT Sen holds! If Sinema pulls out this last race it will absolutely poo poo on Trumps attempts to spin this defeat, especially since it will come a full two days after his declaration of victory and probably headline that night's news as a result. The timing will make it almost as bad as not pulling off a net gain at all. Whats the update on the last few house races? Are we still looking at +32 to 35, or could we even bust that?
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# ? Nov 8, 2018 00:14 |
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People in KS loving hate Pat Roberts. He was narrowly reelected last time. This is a very winnable seat.
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Amused to Death posted:This was all accomplished despite Governor Malloy being one of the least popular governors in the nation. Dems began the night with an 80-71 standing in the state House, and an 18-18 tie in the state senate, and it is now 92-59 and 22-12(two not decided yet) respectively. Also we elected our first black woman to congress. Yeah poo poo I forgot about Hayes. She got elected in one of the redder/whiter corners of the state too, which is crazy cool in of itself. For my part I continue to be represented by a loony hippie granny. And am happy to be so.
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# ? Nov 8, 2018 00:17 |
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The Glumslinger posted:Colorado Solid disagree on his being a middle of the road Republican. His voting record percentage wrt voting the party line during the Trump administration is in the upper nineties and any Democratic challenger could hammer him on how, by extension, he doesn't represent CO values. Gardner is a scumbag but the seat should be a layup.
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# ? Nov 8, 2018 00:19 |
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Grape posted:
This can only mean Rosa, right?? Also I like how Murphy walks across the state and pops up on buses at times to talk with people
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# ? Nov 8, 2018 00:31 |
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A shot in the dark, but does anyone know where I can get raw data on the election results from last night? I'd like to do some analysis and visualization on local races in New York State, but I can't seem to find the actual raw data to let me do the manipulation. I contacted the board of elections to ask for the data, but you would think that there would be an easier source.
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# ? Nov 8, 2018 00:32 |
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SpitztheGreat posted:A shot in the dark, but does anyone know where I can get raw data on the election results from last night? I'd like to do some analysis and visualization on local races in New York State, but I can't seem to find the actual raw data to let me do the manipulation. I contacted the board of elections to ask for the data, but you would think that there would be an easier source. https://nyenr.elections.ny.gov/ You might be able to find what you're looking for there. Typically the SoS office will give you breakdowns, but the analysis/visualization is really on the compiler of the data.
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# ? Nov 8, 2018 00:40 |
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GHOST_BUTT posted:Solid disagree on his being a middle of the road Republican. His voting record percentage wrt voting the party line during the Trump administration is in the upper nineties and any Democratic challenger could hammer him on how, by extension, he doesn't represent CO values. Gardner is a scumbag but the seat should be a layup. Updated, if you have any more specifics on him I'll add them in. I agree that it is a seat that the Dems should win, hopefully we can get someone good in there
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# ? Nov 8, 2018 00:41 |
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I want Danica to keep her seat because I think if she stays in the state house, she would be a great progressive primary challenger to Tim Kaine. Kaine is simply not doing enough on mental health, prescription drug prices, and labor. He made promises to me when I confronted him about it at a meet and greet. I think Danica is our gal to really get the progressive wing of VA in full swing. Plus. We NEED more LGBTQ voices in Congress. Its our loving time now.
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# ? Nov 8, 2018 01:13 |
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friendbot2000 posted:I want Danica to keep her seat because I think if she stays in the state house, she would be a great progressive primary challenger to Tim Kaine. Kaine is simply not doing enough on mental health, prescription drug prices, and labor. He made promises to me when I confronted him about it at a meet and greet. I think Danica is our gal to really get the progressive wing of VA in full swing. Senator Roem would loving own.
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# ? Nov 8, 2018 01:15 |
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jokes posted:https://nyenr.elections.ny.gov/ Yeah, I saw that website. In order to really do the analysis/visualization I want to do I really need the data at the precinct level. That data also isn't very easy to use, I'd like something formatted as a table if I could. I'll check with the SOS office.
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Lightning Knight posted:Senator Roem would loving own. Could she run for state senate in 2019?
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Solaris 2.0 posted:Could she run for state senate in 2019? I have no idea! That would also be cool though. I hope she has a long and successful career.
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