Dems on track for a 35-seat flip. Biggest rout of GOP since 1974

[Roland99]

Link to tweet

And I’m not sure this includes the two new flips reported this morning so it would be *37*!

[pangaia]

1. And NY 27th is still out.

Nate McMurray may yet fire Chris Collins.

Some 18,000 uncounted ballots of various types, MOSTLY absentee. And 2500 vote spread.

Collins and GOP are trying to stop the NYS NOW from counting those ballots.

FUCK THE GOP forever and ever. amen.

[Roland99]

4. If not, what happens when Collins goes to jail?

Can Gov appoint or would it be a special election?

[pangaia]

11. I'm not sure about that.

[KPN]

5. Lol. Amen again. I really, really, really like that prayer.

[Doodley]

2. My wife says there is no wave. Then she calls me an asshole for posting this.

[KPN]

3. History repeats itself.

How can the GOP be so fucking ... stupid to not see this.

[Adrahil]

6. And if I'm reading it right....

Fivethrityeight is looking at a 37 seat gain.

[Blue_true]

7. Does it take into account flips that can happen in California as late ballots are counted? nt

[Roland99]

8. I think so but we seem to be at 37 now at least!

[kurtcagle]

9. 2016

In the 2016 election, there was a consistent 2.5 percent bias towards the GOP in many of the contested states as compared to the polls, most within the margin of error, but only just. This year, polling came in pretty much where the final results said they would be, and from what I've been able to see, the variance was evenly distributed this time around, except in Florida and Georgia where the evidence of voting irregularities is piling up.

Polling did not dramatically improve in 2018 over 2016. What did was that people were far more dogged about calling out questionable activities and making them publicly known, along with pressure to expand early and vote by mail. It only strengthens the argument that 2016 was a stolen election.

[Roland99]

10. Florida Placed Some Polling Stations In Gated Communities

https://politicalwire.com/2018/11/08/florida-placed-some-polling-stations-in-gated-communities/