Not likely without a great candidate, but possible.

The only problem with him is he's anti-Trump on sanctuary cities

If we can get him on other platforms I think he'd be valuable at least to have an extra seat until we can vote him out

I went through the districts and put who I thought would win.

Ended up 228-207 in our favor.

Yeah, it's clear that if we had the midterms tomorrow we'll have speaker pelosi, all things considered, they're still in about 9 months, so there's chance of a turnaround, a momentum increase.

@FLanon yeah, and there's almost 8 months for certain black swan events like Podesta being exposed

(not really a 'black swan' even, but you get my point)

What WE need to do, in any event, if things are sort of a blue wave, if things go to about even D and R, or in a red storm is to maximize our chances and make sure we work the best with what we're given.

@FLanon exactly

http://www.thecrosstab.com/2018-midterms-forecast/

>G. Eliott Morris

whats ur problem

@Deleted User Morris uses data, not his leftist opinion to make analysis

>data

He says that Nolan's district is less likely to flip R than the western Minnesota district.

That's plain wrong. Plus, Nolan's district is probably going to be a pickup.

true

Minnesota can give us 3 House seats, 2 Senators, and 1 governer's mansion.

It's the best state to focus on for gains.

(((Morris)))

Rick Nolan wanted to bring Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders to campaign for him.

ugh

Morris collects a great deal of data. I haven't seen a databug as fastidious as him on the Right. Obviously take him with a pinch of salt, as you would Nate Cohn or Nate Silver and others but he's nonetheless a good source.

Well this is fine.

https://twitter.com/JulianAssange/status/973253118409326592

Saccone's not conceding, I have no clue what'll come from this, but as it stands, looks like Lamb won.

Nothing screams "What Deep State" like running a plethora of candidates from the IC/Spec Ops community

I looked at NYTimes' numbers, there's no way they have all of the absentee votes counted.

They both broke 113k last night, and right now they both still sit at 113k

Odd, I’ve been seeing Lamb victory articles everywhere

I saw them start last night, including an edit on Wikipedia

Yeah, that's that.

He ran a better campaign.

That's not that, people are jumping the gun

Saccone is going to try to launch a recount/investigation into fraud.

With thousands of absentee ballots outstanding, one or the other or both should have broken 114,000

Really? He must have gotten the redistricting messages.

Hopefully that works out, maybe that ends up being national news and some voting initiatives get put in place.

Um no sweetie!

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