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I’m rather quite peeved, honestly.
I’m rather quite peeved, honestly.
If Missouri Democrats could come even close to pulling off the same, the results would be staggering: Taking down Ann Wagner, flipping 3 seats in the Senate and a whopping 17 in the House.
If Missouri Democrats could come even close to pulling off the same, the results would be staggering: Taking down Ann Wagner, flipping 3 seats in the Senate and a whopping 17 in the House.
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If you’ve forgotten who he is, here’s a helpful reminder:
If you’ve forgotten who he is, here’s a helpful reminder:
in 1980, the Cutback Amendment abolished cumulative voting and cut the House to just 118 elected from single-member districts
i think this was a mistake
in 1980, the Cutback Amendment abolished cumulative voting and cut the House to just 118 elected from single-member districts
i think this was a mistake
- Democrats net 10 seats for a majority of 225
- Republicans only gain from new gerrymanders
- 8 incumbent Democrats lose renomination to newcomers, the most such losses since 1992
What's your reaction?
- Democrats net 10 seats for a majority of 225
- Republicans only gain from new gerrymanders
- 8 incumbent Democrats lose renomination to newcomers, the most such losses since 1992
What's your reaction?
Not meant to be a realistic reflection of hypothetical results if Sliwa dropped out, but neat to look at.
Worth noting that while Mamdani receives 'only' 50.4% of the vote, he wins a majority in 29 districts, 56.9% of NYC's 51.
Not meant to be a realistic reflection of hypothetical results if Sliwa dropped out, but neat to look at.
Worth noting that while Mamdani receives 'only' 50.4% of the vote, he wins a majority in 29 districts, 56.9% of NYC's 51.
Deeply whiffed on which way undecided Cuomo/Sliwa undecideds would break, not taking Trump's endorsement into account, but was mostly correct on Mamdani - underestimating him a bit among nonwhite voters, overestimating him a bit among white voters.
Deeply whiffed on which way undecided Cuomo/Sliwa undecideds would break, not taking Trump's endorsement into account, but was mostly correct on Mamdani - underestimating him a bit among nonwhite voters, overestimating him a bit among white voters.
on the other, he had to fight tooth and nail against the establishment of our own party, billionaire donors and corporate interests
so who’s to say, really
on the other, he had to fight tooth and nail against the establishment of our own party, billionaire donors and corporate interests
so who’s to say, really
Guessed well on Mamdani’s % and the coalitions, but my thought process that many Republicans would still hate Cuomo enough to stick with Silwa in the end was wrong.
Those fearmongering ads and Trump’s endorsement likely helped Cuomo, and that’s horrifying.
Guessed well on Mamdani’s % and the coalitions, but my thought process that many Republicans would still hate Cuomo enough to stick with Silwa in the end was wrong.
Those fearmongering ads and Trump’s endorsement likely helped Cuomo, and that’s horrifying.
With all polls closed, it was defeated by just 497 votes.
With all polls closed, it was defeated by just 497 votes.
A mashup of polls, demographic data, the 2025 primary and recent generals, plus whatever sliver of bias slipped in.
Among the main candidates:
Mamdani 51.1%, Cuomo 28.3%, Sliwa 20.6%
A mashup of polls, demographic data, the 2025 primary and recent generals, plus whatever sliver of bias slipped in.
Among the main candidates:
Mamdani 51.1%, Cuomo 28.3%, Sliwa 20.6%