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Lynbrook, NY (NY-04)
Joined January 2022
Replying to @smith_cade9
No, that’s a typo…
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Many pundits view Letitia James’s 2022 reelection as underwhelming and expect her to underperform the state’s baseline again this year. However, many seem to forget just how dominating her initial win was - where she even outperformed Andrew Cuomo.
NEW YORK ATTORNEY GENERAL ODDS: 🟦 Letitia James: 91% 🟥 Saritha Komatireddy: 9%
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Here’s what the 1912 Presidential election in PA looked like, btw. 😳
🚨12K Followers Appreciation Post!🚨 The 1912 PA US House elections were chaotic. Teddy Roosevelt won the state with only 36%, and it trickled down the ballot. Many candidates were elected with <50% or even <40%. Not to mention the state gained 4 seats but didn’t redistrict! Mappers: @MadLibHatter @bluearrowMaps @SageOfTime1 @Thorongil16 @DemHackMaps @JMilesColeman @RJ_maps @cinyc9 @redwoodcntymaps @NinetyDegreeZ @HugeGuilfordCo @tencor_7144 @josh_metcalf @nnjpolitics @ModRightMaps @LeonY1_2 @DJBranham @PAMapper @NickyScatz
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🚨12K Followers Appreciation Post!🚨 The 1912 PA US House elections were chaotic. Teddy Roosevelt won the state with only 36%, and it trickled down the ballot. Many candidates were elected with <50% or even <40%. Not to mention the state gained 4 seats but didn’t redistrict! Mappers: @MadLibHatter @bluearrowMaps @SageOfTime1 @Thorongil16 @DemHackMaps @JMilesColeman @RJ_maps @cinyc9 @redwoodcntymaps @NinetyDegreeZ @HugeGuilfordCo @tencor_7144 @josh_metcalf @nnjpolitics @ModRightMaps @LeonY1_2 @DJBranham @PAMapper @NickyScatz
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Computers did draw that map. For contrast, here’s a good example of what pre-computer and post-computer maps looked like in TX.
Gerrymandering before computers was diabolical
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Replying to @GRCinemaTicket
Very underrated and forgotten gem in my book.
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Replying to @DylanCarter2004
How about his ‘86 reelection? The Cincinnati metro really holding the line for the GOP. 😹
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Needless to say that if Brown does pull out a win next month, the map will look just a tad bit different from his first statewide win (aka the battle of the Browns).
Kinda funny this is what a winning map for Democrats looks like in Ohio these days.
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Slight amount of ticket splitting going on in those 1994 TX elections…
1994: The last year TX Dems won a statewide race. The biggest profile one? AG, where you wouldn’t think the Dem incumbent only got 53%…
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Keep in mind that when a pundit changes a race to “Likely,” it doesn’t mean the opposing party is headed for a win. It’s about the margin. For example, no believed Dems would win the ‘18 OK Gov race, but it’s a classic case of a “Likely” margin win (mid 50s for the winner).
NEW Crystal Ball Gubernatorial Rating Changes Ohio Toss-up to Leans D Michigan Leans D to Likely D Oklahoma Safe R to Likely R Alabama Safe R to Likely R
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