ALmost certainly not.

Why are you certain about that?

There's only a gap of 1,754 votes

absentee ballots from the military are likely to be majority GOP

oh ok

Because PV/absentee ballots tend to be around 1% of the total vote, rarely above, often below.

and you'd need near 100% of those ballots to be Democratic for them to win at this point

which is impracticably high

@Deleted User We said that about PA-18, but the absentee ballots won it for Lamb.

So it's not definite.

Spooky.

Also, Red Storm's analysis is starting to look very familiar. In the Alabama special election, the Dems actually had *fewer* votes than they did in their previous election. However, the Republicans were missing *half* of theirs, and so got beaten by the Dems.

Moral of the story, volunteer, knock doors, phonebank.

These damned results are taking their time to come out in the gubernatorial election in Kansas.

Yay we won

I was worried for Ohio

https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/wiz-khalifas-weed-farm/id1207493846?mt=8 - so Alex Jones' show is removed from the store but I just viewed an ad for this on my phone the other day.

F R E E

M A R K E T

Marsh Vs Alabama

The tech companies are literally violating the constitution

We have a Republican majority in the Supreme Court

The time to challenge them is now

63% in for Johnson County, Kobach still ahead 540 votes.

Good sign.

@FLanon @ThatRightWingFish

This election will be decided by about 100 votes either way.

Very close?

Yep

One of the closest I've ever seen.

Still not decided

Yep

On average, the remaining precincts only have around 2-4 voters each.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/08/07/us/elections/results-kansas-primary-elections.html

@Deleted User if you're paying attention to the results, ping me when more results come out

That was a close race

<@&462745116768075776> i think we can all thank Trump for pushing it over the edge

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Fefz94Tz8Eknq39c0AfPI6m5V_sl_3b47TbkQZMRBuU/edit#gid=633759792