I'm going to wait a while before I look.Yep. Those three states are the ballgame. Hope Harris doesn’t regret not picking Shapiro.
Problem for her was that picking Shapiro likely would hurt her in Michigan.Yep. Those three states are the ballgame. Hope Harris doesn’t regret not picking Shapiro.
No really. It looks like NC voters are splitting the ticket. Looks like Harris will miss on all the sunshine states.NC Dem governor! That should be a good sign.
Problem for her was that picking Shapiro likely would hurt her in Michigan.
I don’t understand the people who apparently split their vote between the abortion amendment and the Pres/Sen races.Florida is proving itself to be more Ruby Red than ever. Scott looks to win his Senate battle with a far more comfortable lead than he’s done previously.![]()
But the current error bars are huge -- Trump between 201 and 347.NYT needle currently pointing at Trump 279 Harris 259.
Governor Ron DeSantis took it upon himself to tip the scales by spending millions of taxpayer dollars flooding the airwaves with a very pervasive, aggressive ad campaign aimed at defeating both the abortion and recreational marijuana amendments. Having previously succeeded in establishing a 60% requirement for passage of constitutional amendments, his deployment of that state-funded campaign made it difficult for proponents of those amendments to succeed against an already-stacked deck. Nonetheless, the vote looks to be a clear majority favoring both measures, and it's probably close enough to encourage the backers to try again -- maybe when Florida has a governor who doesn't view the state treasury as his personal war chest for funding immigrant relocation stunts and campaigns to defeat popular constitutional amendments.I don’t understand the people who apparently split their vote between the abortion amendment and the Pres/Sen races.
And I’m drinking tequila.
Sorry, I should have clarified that I was comparing 2020 vs. 2024 county by county. Surprised no one took me up on the bet with that premise.I've been doing county by county comparisons in NC. Bigger % surge in turnout in urban centers relative to rural centers, and stronger margins for Harris and weaker margins for Trump in the majority as well (i.e., in urban and rural, respectively). I'm making an early call for Harris in NC. Pie bet anyone?