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Wyniki referendum o odwołanie prezydenta Krakowa Aleksandra Miszalskiego: 🟣Tak: 97,9% 🟠Nie: 2,1% W niemal wszystkich obwodach za odwołaniem zagłosowało co najmniej 90%. W 10 obwodach za odwołaniem zagłosowało 100% wyborców! Wyniki w obwodach oraz link do interaktywnej mapy👇🏻
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Democratic turnout is at 🔵36.3%. Republicans are at 🔴27.4% Republicans have a 1.4% lead in ballots cast, but Democrats have expanded their turnout advantage to nearly 9 points!
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Day 9 of early voting saw a continued Republican turnout advantage but still represents a big shift towards Dems vs 2022 and 2024. Shift in turnout toward Dems by day compared to 2024: Day 1: 🔵D+24 Day 2: 🔵D+23 Day 3: 🔵D+20 Day 4: 🔵D+15 Day 5: 🔵D+14 Day 6: 🔵D+16 Day 7: 🔵D+16 Day 8: 🔵D+13 Day 9: 🔵D+9 Shift through days 1-9: 🔵D+16.3
In person early vote yesterday was better for Republicans, but still represents a big shift towards Dems compared to 2024. Shift in turnout toward Dems by day: Day 1: 🔵D+24 Day 2: 🔵D+23 Day 3: 🔵D+20 Day 4: 🔵D+15 Day 5: 🔵D+14 Day 6: 🔵D+16 Day 7: 🔵D+16 Day 8: 🔵D+13 Shift through days 1-8: 🔵D+17.5
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From the NYT/Siena Florida poll Trump approval: 🔴Disapprove: 53% 🟢Approve: 43% Opinion of Angie Nixon: 🟢Favorable: 34% 🟠Unfavorable: 25% Opinion of Ashley Moody: 🟢Favorable: 42% 🟠Unfavorable: 25% Opinion of David Jolly: 🟢Favorable: 36% 🟠Unfavorable: 30% Opinion of Byron Donalds: 🟢Favorable: 44% 🟠Unfavorable: 34%
Following a week of better than expected early vote turnout by Democrats, NYT/Siena is out with their final FL poll! Senate: 🔴Ashley Moody: 50% 🔵Angie Nixon: 44% Governor: 🔴Byron Donalds: 48% 🔵David Jolly: 44% FL-GOV looking increasingly competitive with election day in less than a week!
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Day 9 of early voting saw a continued Republican turnout advantage but still represents a big shift towards Dems vs 2022 and 2024. Shift in turnout toward Dems by day compared to 2024: Day 1: 🔵D+24 Day 2: 🔵D+23 Day 3: 🔵D+20 Day 4: 🔵D+15 Day 5: 🔵D+14 Day 6: 🔵D+16 Day 7: 🔵D+16 Day 8: 🔵D+13 Day 9: 🔵D+9 Shift through days 1-9: 🔵D+16.3
In person early vote yesterday was better for Republicans, but still represents a big shift towards Dems compared to 2024. Shift in turnout toward Dems by day: Day 1: 🔵D+24 Day 2: 🔵D+23 Day 3: 🔵D+20 Day 4: 🔵D+15 Day 5: 🔵D+14 Day 6: 🔵D+16 Day 7: 🔵D+16 Day 8: 🔵D+13 Shift through days 1-8: 🔵D+17.5
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From the NYT/Siena Florida poll Trump approval: 🔴Disapprove: 53% 🟢Approve: 43% Opinion of Angie Nixon: 🟢Favorable: 34% 🟠Unfavorable: 25% Opinion of Ashley Moody: 🟢Favorable: 42% 🟠Unfavorable: 25% Opinion of David Jolly: 🟢Favorable: 36% 🟠Unfavorable: 30% Opinion of Byron Donalds: 🟢Favorable: 44% 🟠Unfavorable: 34%
Following a week of better than expected early vote turnout by Democrats, NYT/Siena is out with their final FL poll! Senate: 🔴Ashley Moody: 50% 🔵Angie Nixon: 44% Governor: 🔴Byron Donalds: 48% 🔵David Jolly: 44% FL-GOV looking increasingly competitive with election day in less than a week!
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Only 44% of South Carolina likely voters believe Graham (R) has the right experience to be an effective senator. 54% believe Andrews (D) has that experience! Candidate quality is driving Democrats’ over performance here
NYT/Siena poll | 10/19-10/26 LV US Senate South Carolina 2026 🟦Annie Andrews 48% 🟥Darline Graham 48% (incumbent) Link to poll: nytimes.com/2026/10/28/upsho…
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Following a week of better than expected early vote turnout by Democrats, NYT/Siena is out with their final FL poll! Senate: 🔴Ashley Moody: 50% 🔵Angie Nixon: 44% Governor: 🔴Byron Donalds: 48% 🔵David Jolly: 44% FL-GOV looking increasingly competitive with election day in less than a week!
In person early vote yesterday was better for Republicans, but still represents a big shift towards Dems compared to 2024. Shift in turnout toward Dems by day: Day 1: 🔵D+24 Day 2: 🔵D+23 Day 3: 🔵D+20 Day 4: 🔵D+15 Day 5: 🔵D+14 Day 6: 🔵D+16 Day 7: 🔵D+16 Day 8: 🔵D+13 Shift through days 1-8: 🔵D+17.5
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Only 44% of South Carolina likely voters believe Graham (R) has the right experience to be an effective senator. 54% believe Andrews (D) has that experience! Candidate quality is driving Democrats’ over performance here
NYT/Siena poll | 10/19-10/26 LV US Senate South Carolina 2026 🟦Annie Andrews 48% 🟥Darline Graham 48% (incumbent) Link to poll: nytimes.com/2026/10/28/upsho…
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Sondaż NYT/Siena pokazuje REMIS w Karolinie Południowej: 🔴Graham (R): 48% 🔵Andrews (D): 48% W 2024 roku Trump wygrał tu z przewagą 🔴18 punktów To pierwszy sondaż z sondażowni wysokiej jakości w tym stanie. Po jego uwzględnieniu średnia nadal pokazuje minimalną przewagę Grahama
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Following a week of better than expected early vote turnout by Democrats, NYT/Siena is out with their final FL poll! Senate: 🔴Ashley Moody: 50% 🔵Angie Nixon: 44% Governor: 🔴Byron Donalds: 48% 🔵David Jolly: 44% FL-GOV looking increasingly competitive with election day in less than a week!
In person early vote yesterday was better for Republicans, but still represents a big shift towards Dems compared to 2024. Shift in turnout toward Dems by day: Day 1: 🔵D+24 Day 2: 🔵D+23 Day 3: 🔵D+20 Day 4: 🔵D+15 Day 5: 🔵D+14 Day 6: 🔵D+16 Day 7: 🔵D+16 Day 8: 🔵D+13 Shift through days 1-8: 🔵D+17.5
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Sondaż NYT/Siena pokazuje REMIS w Karolinie Południowej: 🔴Graham (R): 48% 🔵Andrews (D): 48% W 2024 roku Trump wygrał tu z przewagą 🔴18 punktów To pierwszy sondaż z sondażowni wysokiej jakości w tym stanie. Po jego uwzględnieniu średnia nadal pokazuje minimalną przewagę Grahama
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Democrats are running ahead of their turnout at this point in 2022. Current turnout (% of party’s registered voters): 🔵Dems: 33% 🔴GOP: 24.7% 2022 through day 9: 🔵Dems: 25.2% 🔴GOP: 27%
3.5 million Floridians have now voted, putting turnout at 25.5% 🔵33% of registered Democrats and 🔴24.7% of registered Republicans have voted so far
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3.5 million Floridians have now voted, putting turnout at 25.5% 🔵33% of registered Democrats and 🔴24.7% of registered Republicans have voted so far
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Democrats are running ahead of their turnout at this point in 2022. Current turnout (% of party’s registered voters): 🔵Dems: 33% 🔴GOP: 24.7% 2022 through day 9: 🔵Dems: 25.2% 🔴GOP: 27%
3.5 million Floridians have now voted, putting turnout at 25.5% 🔵33% of registered Democrats and 🔴24.7% of registered Republicans have voted so far
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In person early vote yesterday was better for Republicans, but still represents a big shift towards Dems compared to 2024. Shift in turnout toward Dems by day: Day 1: 🔵D+24 Day 2: 🔵D+23 Day 3: 🔵D+20 Day 4: 🔵D+15 Day 5: 🔵D+14 Day 6: 🔵D+16 Day 7: 🔵D+16 Day 8: 🔵D+13 Shift through days 1-8: 🔵D+17.5
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In person early vote yesterday was better for Republicans, but still represents a big shift towards Dems compared to 2024. Shift in turnout toward Dems by day: Day 1: 🔵D+24 Day 2: 🔵D+23 Day 3: 🔵D+20 Day 4: 🔵D+15 Day 5: 🔵D+14 Day 6: 🔵D+16 Day 7: 🔵D+16 Day 8: 🔵D+13 Shift through days 1-8: 🔵D+17.5
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After 8 days of early voting, Democrats have hit 30% turnout and hold an 8 point turnout advantage over Republicans Democrats hold a turnout advantage in 64/67 counties!
Democratic turnout in Florida hits 30% of their registered voter pool
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