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Hunter📈🌈📊

Hunter📈🌈📊

@StatisticUrban

Data scientist │ MS in CS, stats, biochemistry │ Current Econ MS student │ 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇬🇧 Policy-centered tweets about tech, bio, urbanism, economics, & politics

United Kingdom Katılım Şubat 2020
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Hunter📈🌈📊@StatisticUrban·
Every single one of the 15 fastest-growing US major metropolitan areas is in the Sunbelt. All 15 are also in a state Trump won. Only 5 are in swing states. Dallas and Houston added an entire Wyoming's worth of people.
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@ZhouJaron The most seats any party has won since 1990! Of course, it's not particularly likely.
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@PiresVino This is the most recent available. The Census Bureau hasn't released county-level 2025 data yet.
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Mikey Dem@MichaelDavLange·
@StatisticUrban What do you think the chances are of republicans forcing through a nomination between Election Day and new Congress day, if Dems win senate and Alito/Thomas retire and Rs scramble to fill seats?
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Hunter📈🌈📊@StatisticUrban·
Here is the date of the announcement of the last 5 SCOTUS retirements. - Sandra Day O'Connor: July 1 - David Souter: May 1 - John Paul Stevens: April 9 - Anthony Kennedy: June 27 - Stephen Breyer: January 27 We're still well within the period where Alito/Thomas could announce.
James🗳@_fat_ugly_rat_

Genuinely kind of shocked neither Alito or Thomas have retired yet. Why gamble with dems winning the Senate this year when you could retire now in your mid 70s and have a 100% chance of getting another conservative replacement.

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Of these, Breyer, Kennedy, and Stevens were all in a midterm election year. Souter and O'Connor retired in an off-year.
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Matt Aaron@BronxLaugher·
@StatisticUrban Impeachment will happen once Dems take the House, so the Senate doesn't matter as much.
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If Democrats manage to win 6/8 of these races, they win the Senate. If they don't, it's lights out and two more years of unlimited Trump judges and cabinet picks.
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New from the WSJ: "Trump has become convinced that some of his administration’s deportation policies have gone too far... and that voters don’t like the term “mass deportation.”" "...he wants to see more attention on arresting “bad guys” and less chaos in American cities."
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@StatisticUrban Whether they want to or not, Democrats need to think very hard about what policy positions (on both economic and cultural matters) can get them to majorities in these Sunbelt states. That may be A LOT more moderate than Dem primary base wants, but there’s no way around it.
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Assuming they hold all their safer seats*
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@isaiah_bb The median is a bit cheaper than that. But you're right that it's nowhere near $111k.
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@ferald_gord They are atrocious. Genuinely probably the worst non-gerrymandered districts in the nation.
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The Crystal Ball moves a bunch of forecasts towards Dems.
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Adam Carlson
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Juliana Stratton will be the sixth Black woman to ever serve in the U.S. Senate 1. Carol Moseley Braun (IL) 2. Kamala Harris (CA) 3. Laphonza Butler (CA) — appointed, never elected 4. Angela Alsobrooks (MD) — currently serving 5. Lisa Blunt Rochester (DE) — currently serving
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