James Trethewey

Final Result in B&D Council Lab- 38/51 (-13), 37.83% (-42.19%) Ref- 9/51 (+9), 26.88% (new) Grn- 4/51 (+4), 20.58% (+19.30%) Con- 0, 11.26% (-5.87%) Labour hold the council (and more seats thanks to Green shenanigans) but there is an opposition, and their vote halved from 22

Breaking: Democrats hold the Senate in 2028

Julia Lewlow's win in Louisiana last week was smaller than Trump's margin in 4/7 swing states in 2024, and pretty much mirrored his margin in Pennsylvania.

The best statistic showing Sherrod Brown's underperformance is this In 2018- a D+8 year, Brown won re-election by 6.8% This year- a D+14 year, Brown won by only 4.8% A 6% swing nationally towards Democrats, and Brown performs 2% worse he is seriously close to being DOA in 28

Is Massie going to read out the names on the Epstein list before he leaves Congress, btw?

If this passes makes its way to the Senate before January, i fully expect the Republican leadership to rule the articles out of order following the Schumer precedent set during the Mayorkas trial.

I seriously hope he runs again

For everyone saying John Cornyn would have won- just gonna point out that Greg Abbott not only lost by 7%, he got less % of the vote than Tom Tiffany did in WI

to my absolute shock, Texas voted to the left of Minnesota, Michigan and Maine this year

Patty Murray is on course to serve as President Pro Tempore of the Senate longer than Chuck Grassley

Have they finished counting the ballots in Alaska and are we just waiting for RCV, because the total has been at 75% for something like 3 days now Maine is waiting for RCV but the total has been at 95%

7 swing state swings AZ- 18.5% GA (S)- 20% MI (G)- 12.5% NV- 10.5% NC- 22.5% PA- 24% WI- 9% Republicans should target Michigan, Wisconsin and Nevada as they are the states that trended right this year They then need another 2 of those states

Senate cycle so far (class 1 and 2) (this is also if the votes in Alaska and Mississippi hold)

Governor elections this presidential cycle so far (2024/5/6) (this is if the votes in Alaska hold as well)

Remember, Trump says a lot of crap that he then walks back And also remember Stephen Miller is now his chief of staff I seriously doubt this is something that will happen

But i though Wisconsin Democrats just wanted 'fair maps'

NY14- AOC's district voted 33% for Trump on Tuesday it voted 21.5% for the Republican congressional candidate still trends 3% to the right if the generic ballot stays at D+14

Just had a look at this that i did a few months ago its a list of each party's dry spells in specific seats Democrats win in Kansas this year is the first time ever that a democrat has won the Class 2 seat since the passage of the 17th Amendment