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uh yeah, hence, *INITIAL 😒
originally posted by: Nyiah
originally posted by: Arnie123
IN and KY are majority RED on initial reports.
Uh yeah, in established red strongholds. Not unexpected.
Edit: With a whopping 3.27% reporting in Indiana's District 2, and 0.32% in Kentucky's District 6. Wee, what a cutthroat race, a trickle of results out of the strongholds.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Nyiah
Indiana is one to watch though. Donnelly is an incumbent Democrat. Incumbents are tough to unseat and he was running a tough race right up until Kavanaugh. That race may still go his way, even if it is a red state.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Nyiah
Indiana is one to watch though. Donnelly is an incumbent Democrat. Incumbents are tough to unseat and he was running a tough race right up until Kavanaugh. That race may still go his way, even if it is a red state.
originally posted by: ketsuko
Gonna be a late night ...
They just ordered extended polling place hours at nine places in Harris County, Texas.
originally posted by: Nyiah
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Nyiah
Indiana is one to watch though. Donnelly is an incumbent Democrat. Incumbents are tough to unseat and he was running a tough race right up until Kavanaugh. That race may still go his way, even if it is a red state.
Quite true. I'm just saying don't get too worked up yet, it's way too early for that. Putting all ones excitement eggs in one basket based on known strongholds leads to chapped cheeks
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Early exit polls could be telling. I haven't seen actual numbers for candidates but we're seeing a large number of voters saying the issue they cared most about was healthcare (41%) followed by immigration (23%.)
In the run up to the election healthcare was identified as the most important issue among Democrats and Independents. Immigration was the most important issue for Republicans.
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Early exit polls could be telling. I haven't seen actual numbers for candidates but we're seeing a large number of voters saying the issue they cared most about was healthcare (41%) followed by immigration (23%.)
In the run up to the election healthcare was identified as the most important issue among Democrats and Independents. Immigration was the most important issue for Republicans.
Exit polls are gonna become increasingly useless as more and more people vote early.
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Early exit polls could be telling. I haven't seen actual numbers for candidates but we're seeing a large number of voters saying the issue they cared most about was healthcare (41%) followed by immigration (23%.)
In the run up to the election healthcare was identified as the most important issue among Democrats and Independents. Immigration was the most important issue for Republicans.
Exit polls are gonna become increasingly useless as more and more people vote early.
I stopped paying attention to exit polling long ago.
originally posted by: Nyiah
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Early exit polls could be telling. I haven't seen actual numbers for candidates but we're seeing a large number of voters saying the issue they cared most about was healthcare (41%) followed by immigration (23%.)
In the run up to the election healthcare was identified as the most important issue among Democrats and Independents. Immigration was the most important issue for Republicans.
Exit polls are gonna become increasingly useless as more and more people vote early.
I stopped paying attention to exit polling long ago.
I've never really paid much attention to exit polls. Is there a tangible point to them or are they like TV news polls at the mall over the holidays, i.e essentially useless?
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: Gazrok
Actually Guam does have a Representative. The Dems won that race as well.
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: Nyiah
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Early exit polls could be telling. I haven't seen actual numbers for candidates but we're seeing a large number of voters saying the issue they cared most about was healthcare (41%) followed by immigration (23%.)
In the run up to the election healthcare was identified as the most important issue among Democrats and Independents. Immigration was the most important issue for Republicans.
Exit polls are gonna become increasingly useless as more and more people vote early.
I stopped paying attention to exit polling long ago.
I've never really paid much attention to exit polls. Is there a tangible point to them or are they like TV news polls at the mall over the holidays, i.e essentially useless?
They used to actually be pretty useful because you were getting a direct sample on election day, which is much better than trying to random sample days or weeks before the election. But again, every election they have less people to sample because of early voting so it's becoming less and less accurate.