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We include a vote density mode because land doesn't vote, people do.
Pratt is strongest in the low-density areas from the Palisades to Beverly Glen. Raman’s support is concentrated in dense neighborhoods along the 101 corridor in Central LA, while Bass runs strongly in South LA.
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The VoteHub Data Science team had an unreal night!
- #1 forecast model by log loss (legacy)
- First decision desk to call TX, OH, ME, MI, and NC
- First decision desk to call the Senate
So proud to work with these people: @juanfwulff @ZacharyDonnini @JordanSchwartz @ElliscbIV
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I'm sure I am missing plenty of talented folks over there but give @ZacharyDonnini, @ryanjmccomb and @GarrettHerrin over there a follow if you don't follow already!
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Can't move past last night without saying that the breakout star of this election was the team at @VoteHub
Well, Mississippi could upend this math in a significant way for Dems should Colom win.
Dems would need to hold their own and win 4 of NC, WI, IA, KS, AK, SC, FL for a filibuster-proof majority in 2028.
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Kurt Alme is on track for a 9-point win in the end, meanwhile Bankhead draws about 12% of the vote.
A real possibility that her refusal to withdraw from the race will cost Democrats a filibuster-proof majority in 2028. They'll probably need 4 flips now vs 3 if Bodnar had won.
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Louisiana (Letlow +2) and Mississippi (Colom +?) both have gubernatorial races next year, as does Kentucky.
After the GOP’s collapse across the Deep South, Democrats could go 3-0 in an off-year with strong candidates (Presley, Atkins).
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Mississippi's count could run into the morning, but the signs point to Colom.
Late votes here can get bluer, mail is accepted for 5 more business days, and as in Louisiana, Black turnout is expanding the electorate. Colom looks poised to win.
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Suffice it to say Dearborn came out for El-Sayed pretty heavily.
One precinct shown but it’s consistent across most of them (2024 result in map, 2024 and 2026 results on the left).
Mississippi does not allow automatic or candidate-requested recounts, regardless of how close an election is, according to Ballotpedia.
That means even an extremely narrow margin in the U.S. Senate race would not trigger a recount. A recount would require judicial intervention.
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This is a shocker developing. In the past provisionals reported after Election Night have shifted left which is good for Colom. So tight. CHS's best chance is there are votes left in a red county we don't know about right now.
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Florida's majority-Hispanic counties have swung 19.2 points toward Nixon from 2024.
Miami-Dade, about 69% Hispanic and Trump +11 in 2024, is leading it. Cuban areas were expected to swing back the least of Hispanic voters. Get ready for Texas, the de-alignment is in FULL FORCE.
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University of Georgia Precinct
2024: 🔵 D+50.4 (Trump)
2026: 🔵 D+82.6 (Ossoff)
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Looking back on Jon Ossoff's landslide victory, he carried GA-12 (Trump +14) and GA-01 (Trump +16) by 3-4 points, and nearly carried deep red exurban GA-07 and GA-11.
