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Definitely Not Al Gore 🇺🇲🇺🇦🇵🇸
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Definitely Not Al Gore 🇺🇲🇺🇦🇵🇸
@AlDefinitely
I am not Al Gore Climate change is not real Bush 2000 #StopTheStealButIts2000 I did not invent the internet I love Florida
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Jesus that's like 5 reveals this month
Politics & Poll Tracker 📡@PollTracker2024
NOTUS: House Ethics Officials Investigated Rep. Jim Costa (D-CA) for Alleged Inappropriate Behavior With Interns The Ethics Committee ultimately dismissed the case, even as some lawmakers expressed concern about Costa’s alleged behavior, according to a source who was in the room during the deliberations. notus.org/congress/jim-c…
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Jon Tester will win by 3+
Jon Tester will mildly underperform Biden 2020 in MT-01
Jon Tester will vastly over perform Biden 2020 and his 2018 margin in MT-02
Tim Sheehy will be defeated, Never bet against Jon Tester
McCain Republican@MccainGOP
Bookmark this… Susan Collins will win by 3+ Susan Collins will mildly underperform Trump 2024 in ME-02 Susan Collins will vastly over perform Trump 2024 and her 2020 margin in ME-01 Graham Platner will be defeated, Never bet against Susan Collins
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California is pretty bad but those New York and North Carolina maps might just be the worst maps I've ever seen
Jeremiah Watson@JeremiahW2044
Democrats will oppose these maps because they’re fair. California has 14 seats they could easily flip 🟦➡️🟥 with a fair map. NY has 7 🟦➡️🟥. Ban Gerrymandering‼️
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@umichvoter Brian Stack primary challenge to Gottheimer when
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Gottheimer drawn in with Hudson County machine communities (Union City, North bergen, West New York)
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Do not vote for this guy in 2028.
Holly Otterbein@hollyotterbein
Scoop: Josh Shapiro secretly helped a Republican state treasurer's 2024 reelection bid after the official's Democratic opponent had criticized Shapiro as a potential VP pick, a close Shapiro ally said last week. w/ @AlexThomp axios.com/2026/05/03/jos…
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@umichvoter Utah Republicans should love this, it's a mix of urban and rural voices just like they wanted
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@caden3123 What bug? Unless you're referring to the outdated candidate list? (Atkins, Kounalakis, no Mahan)
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This thing is so fun oml
Election Enjoyer 🇺🇸@ElxMapping
The biggest Election Simulator update yet is live 🚀 ⭐ NEW: a full FORECAST view — live win-probability needle, estimated margin gauge ⭐ NEW: DEMOGRAPHICS LAB — shift any voter group and watch every county react ⭐ NEW STATE: California (58 counties · top-two primary) electionenjoyer-glitch.github.io/election-simul…
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@RoKhannaNews There was talk of him being a likely future Dem presidential nominee just 3 years ago
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it's a tragedy, he could've been something bigger
Dralone&_DR145@draloneboy
John Fetterman's had a 108 pt drop in his net approval with PA Dems since 2023. His net rating is -40 pt net approval with them. His net popularity with his own party is worse than all senators who lost a primary this century. There's no historical analog to his unpopularity.
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Jesus Christ these people are genuinely dumber than rocks
Lauren Chen@TheLaurenChen
Want to talk gerrymandering? On the left is how Illinois voters voted in the 2024 Presidential election by precinct On the right is the same election, broken down by congressional district Kamala Harris ended up getting all 19 of Illinois's electoral votes 🤡
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Ruthless competent progressives>>>
Pat Dennis@patdennis
most people who want a "fighter" mean they want a person whose social media posts express anger and who do viral floor speeches, but when I say i want a fighter i want a cold remorseless tactician who does what it takes and says whatever it takes to make shit happen
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I really see no way around this at this point.
#AKSen: Tossup -> Lean D
Politics & Poll Tracker 📡@PollTracker2024
Alaska Survey Research poll | 4/16-4/19 LV Alaska races recap (Trump +13.1 | 2024) US Senate 🟦Mary Peltola 50.2% 🟥Dan Sullivan 43.6% (incumbent) 🟥James Ryan 6.2% — Governor 🟦Tom Begich 53.9% 🟥Brenadette Wilson 46.1% —— At-large congressional district 🟥Nick Begich 46.0% (incumbent) 🟦Matt Schultz 28.9% ⬜️Bill Hill 11.3% 🟦John Willams 5.7% 🟥Gavin Solomon 4.2% ⬜️Bronco Williams 3.9%
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Impossible AI slop congressional maps are here now good god
ConservativeCowboy@c_cowboy17
@JeremiahW2044 @BrianKempGA This is better and respects counties cities and communities of interest
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"Deep red state" with two Democratic senators
Kate@kate_p45
Because of Brian Kemp, a deep RED state like Georgia had zero effective representation in the Senate since 2021. Just think about that.
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Seth Moulton 10,000% would have voted to confirm Rubio lmfao
David Weigel@daveweigel
It’s been an interesting week for forty something New England Democrats running against elderly Dems, so I’m covering #MASen today. Seth Moulton on his challenge to Ed Markey: “I don’t think we should wait to change the status quo.” “We should ask our senator, with all due respect, why did you vote for Marco Rubio? Why did you vote to send tens of thousands of us to war in Iraq?”
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I love nature in a progressive kind of way.
Not a progressive kind of way.
American Conservation Coalition@ACC_National
I love nature in a Teddy Roosevelt kind of way. Not a liberal, Subaru owner kind of way.
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@admcrlsn Cooper got in last summer and had been pretty clearly running since like March. Mills waffled and didn't get in until the fall, after Platner had already amassed coverage, endorsements and money.
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Possible theories:
1) Sexism — maybe, but doesn’t seem to be hurting Peltola, Stratton, etc.
2) Ageism — maybe, but Cooper is no spring chicken either (68 vs. 78 for Mills)
3) She leaned too heavily into culture war/trans issues, but Cooper did too with the bathroom bill
4) Local factors — her fractious relationship with organized labor, being hostile to the Wabanaki Nations, and Maine being a super idiosyncratic state
Open to other theories!
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I think the main “lesson of Roy Cooper” is that Democrats really need to get off their asses and start recruiting more Senate candidates in light red states who have been elected statewide six times.
Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias
Does Roy Cooper get no attention because he's doing too well so his race is boring? Are there no "lessons of Roy Cooper" for Democrats to learn about flipping senate seats? If there were such lessons, wouldn't they be more nationally applicable than ones from NYC or Maine?
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