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In our defense, most of the delay is statutory as absentee ballots have until Friday to arrive if their domestic, next Tuesday for international.AP called MS for Colom, FWIW.
Get it together, AK!
In fairness I’ve heard the same logic from the left when a democrat loses.OMG...gotta love conservative logic....
Bobblehead thinks that the GOP wasn't conservative enough, because a lot of GOP moderates lost in the mid-terms. Classic survivor bias!
But will they lead scared?Peltola is now ahead of the sum of both Sullivans, and in the latest drop she outperformed Sullivan in his own stronghold.
Starting to look like 56-44 (+9), 261-177 (+46), and 30-20 (+7).
75% of Americans will have a Democratic governor.
But land doesn't vote, people do!Alaska can take as long as it wants. This is an area equivalent to all of Western history from 400-1400.
Plus snow.
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There was a small drop last night and Peltola’s lead did narrow a touch. She did outperform Sullivan in the Valley but Sullivan still gained a little.Peltola is now ahead of the sum of both Sullivans, and in the latest drop she outperformed Sullivan in his own stronghold.
Starting to look like 56-44 (+9), 261-177 (+46), and 30-20 (+7).
75% of Americans will have a Democratic governor.
Ultimately won't it go to the 2nd and 3rd round of ranked choice?There was a small drop last night and Peltola’s lead did narrow a touch. She did outperform Sullivan in the Valley but Sullivan still gained a little.
The data for the second and third choices is released along side the counted ballots. Peltola is almost certain to win with second choice ballots.Ultimately won't it go to the 2nd and 3rd round of ranked choice?
It seems unlikely that Petola will get to the 50% in the first round - so how many of the votes for Heikes and the other Dan Sullivan end up going to Sullivan vs Petola.
I'd feel better if there were another Democrat on the ballot who was "taking" 1 or 2% from Petola in the first round...
The data for the second and third choices is released along side the counted ballots. Peltola is almost certain to win with second choice ballots.Ultimately won't it go to the 2nd and 3rd round of ranked choice?
It seems unlikely that Petola will get to the 50% in the first round - so how many of the votes for Heikes and the other Dan Sullivan end up going to Sullivan vs Petola.
I'd feel better if there were another Democrat on the ballot who was "taking" 1 or 2% from Petola in the first round...
So you think that votes for the other republican are more likely to go to Peltola than Sullivan?The data for the second and third choices is released along side the counted ballots. Peltola is almost certain to win with second choice ballots.
I don’t think that, I know it.So you think that votes for the other republican are more likely to go to Peltola than Sullivan?