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@polisciqueenn The sad part is I saw a Republican and the caption and just assumed it was true 😂

the way you can just lie on this app because this is literally not true 😭

@Ariesguy041499 @MrNOVApolitico @VoteHub Can’t wait to come back to this tweet lol

@jakeforchange @MrNOVApolitico @VoteHub And it's been trending more right for over a decade so regardless of Vivek at top of the ticket he still has a better chance than the Democrats 💀

5/20 Forecast Update The U.S. Senate remains a tossup and Democrats remain clearly favored but not certain to win the U.S. House. 🔴 U.S. Senate: 51.4% (no change since 5/18) 🔵 U.S. House: 78.8% (+0.5% since 5/18)

@MrNOVApolitico @VoteHub Definitely is, especially with Vivek at the top of the ticket.

@VoteHub Ohio is not a toss up. This is so dumb. Stop

@galts1teaparty @VoteHub 😂😂😂 bless your soul

@VoteHub GA and MI senate seats will flip to Republican.

“There is no mathematical way for Democrats to get the House.” Genuinely terrifying that these people can vote.

November can’t come soon enough! So many good signs for Democrats last night!

@IndianaRocksU @ThePoliticalHQ I didn’t lose anything?

@jakeforchange @ThePoliticalHQ You lost!

It’s up to a 6 point overperformance in completed counties. Harris lost the state by 2.2%.

@NekoNationalist @BougatsaEnjoyer @ZacharyDonnini I’m very happy with how the night is going. November will be even better 🙂

@jakeforchange @BougatsaEnjoyer @ZacharyDonnini No. Not really. Definitely not the blue wave you were hoping for.

Tracking toward roughly a D+9-10 electorate in Georgia tonight as best as I can tell. GOP Supreme Court candidates are going to need a pretty big persuasion shift.

@GenZCrusaders @not_conjecture @ThePoliticalHQ Your entire page is just you ridiculing people you disagree with, and you call yourself a Christian. How is this consistent?

@jakeforchange @not_conjecture @ThePoliticalHQ Why do you hate America and life enough to vote blue though? I can’t fathom that

🚨 Pennsylvania State House District 196 — Special Election 🔵 Ron Ruman — 65.9% 🔴 George Margetas — 34.1% 📊 35% reporting 📍 Trump +33.5 (2024)

@BougatsaEnjoyer @ZacharyDonnini Democrats are doing great right now!

@jakeforchange @ZacharyDonnini Update?

@not_conjecture @ThePoliticalHQ Yep. Also, the ballots definitely helped the Republican candidates a lot tonight. A very good night, and that’s before six months of even higher prices!

@jakeforchange @ThePoliticalHQ Especially given that an incumbent state Supreme Court candidate hasn’t lost in Georgia in decades. Flipping one seat is still an accomplishment. Plus it looks to be a D+8-9 turnout advantage

@ClistonBrown Exactly! Thank you for posting this!

I am begging people not to put way too much stock on nonpartisan judicial races in a primary election. The average voter knows zero about judge candidates. Ossoff will win in November and it will not be especially close. Book it.

@guntergibb97249 @ThePoliticalHQ @ZacharyDonnini Can you please keep your ignorance out of my comments? Thank you.

@jakeforchange @ThePoliticalHQ @ZacharyDonnini Lol! Most Georgia dems don't work

According to @ZacharyDonnini, we are looking at an overall electorate of about D+7 in Georgia tonight. Republicans are not turning out in the numbers they needed, so far.

@ThePoliticalHQ @NBCNews Cassidy lost his primary and grew a spine.

🚨BREAKING🚨 The Senate has voted 50-47 to move forward with a resolution to force President Donald Trump to end the war in Iran, a breakthrough for the Democratic-led effort. Source: @NBCNews

VoteHub projects Jon Ossoff to win the Democratic primary for Georgia U.S. Senate.

🚨BREAKING: Senate Democrats, joined by four Republicans, pass a war powers resolution to stop Trump’s illegal war in Iran.

@Braveswyn @ThePoliticalHQ @bluestein Strong vice presidential pick going into 2028!

@jakeforchange @ThePoliticalHQ @bluestein Yes, I agree. I think he wins reelection easily.

According to @bluestein, with 770,000 ballots cast so far on Election Day, state officials say Democrats are now slightly leading Republicans in turnout. That’s on top of the 151,977 vote advantage Democrats built during the early voting period.