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2026 Montana Senate by Precinct
This was a rare three-way race between Republican Kurt Alme, Independent Seth Bodnar, and Democrat Alani Bankhead. Bankhead refused to drop out, despite the wishes of the Montana Democratic Party, leading to a 10% Alme win. Bodnar did best in most of the traditionally Dem areas, while Bankhead won some native precincts and performed well on college campuses.
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In Louisiana, Rep. Julia Letlow (R) was elected to the Senate by less than 2 points as Republicans won the two-party House popular vote 55%-45%.
Jamie Davis (D) ran behind Rep. Troy Carter (D) in LA-2, but otherwise was way ahead of the combined House Dem vote.
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Virginia voted on 3 state constitutional amendments last week, all of which passed. They dealt with abortion rights, gay marriage, & making it easier for felons to vote.
This map shows which ballot position got the most votes in each precinct (6 possibilities from 3 questions).
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Track Ukraine's updated 2026 projections for the incoming United States Congress:
INCOMING HOUSE: 218 seats are on track to go to Green-rated candidates, exactly the 218 needed for a majority.
🟢218 Green
🔵1 Track Ukraine Pledge signee: Richard Ojeda (@Ojeda4America)
🟡106 Yellow: 51 with no stated position, 14 who have made pro-Ukraine points, 40 who were rated Green until the Ukraine Support Act vote, 1 who has taken some pro-Ukraine positions
🔴106 Red
⚫2 runoffs, TBD
Map, ratings and sources by @TrackUkraine

ALT Map titled "THE INCOMING HOUSE: Track Ukraine ratings of the projected winner in all 435 districts," marked "@TrackUkraine" and "Projections as of Nov. 13, 2026." Legend: Tossup 0, Pledge Signee 1 (blue), Green Rated 218, Yellow Rated (No Position) 51, Red Rated 106, Yellow (With Pro-Bulletpoints) 14 (purple), Yellow (Green Until Support Act) 40 (orange), Runoff, TBD 2 (black), Yellow (Other) 1 (brown), Green but Pro-Statements Taken Down 2 (light green). Green fills most coastal and urban districts; red and yellow fill much of the rural interior. A bar at the bottom reads 218, 51, 106, 14, 40, with thin slivers for the smallest groups.
In the period during/after WW2, a large number of Lumbee from Robeson NC moved to SW Baltimore, forming an area they called "The Reservation."
Below: 1980 census data shows several blocks with 10-25% Native ancestry, & a 1957 Ebony cover calls them "Baltimore's Mystery People":
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In this election, Americans called on us to unrig an economy rigged against working people & fueled by political corruption.
To deliver, we need new leadership. This isn't about any one person – it’s about answering that call.
That's why I’m running for Senate Majority Leader.
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This image has always been 100% correct but it gives off such a smug and unlikable aura that it makes you want to disagree with it
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Here is map of Rep. Smith’s election and the shift from 2024 pres.
Thank you- District 3 … We did it!
This victory marks a significant moment for a grassroots campaign fueled by dedicated volunteers, rural communities, and voters determined to make their voices heard.
This victory doesn’t belong to me. It belongs to the people who believed in something greater than themselves.
Thank you to our volunteers gave their blood, sweat, and tears. Some gave their last dollar, while others gave their last free hour. Without them, we would not celebrating right now.
I am honored by the trust the voters have placed in me. Whether you may have voted for me or not, I intend to work just as hard for you. Our communities deserve to be heard in Washington, and I’m ready to get to work.
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Some 39 years before his son Scott would successfully win election to the U.S. Senate,
Attorney and businessman Wilbur Colom ran for state treasurer as the Republican opponent to Marshall Bennett, then-chairman of the state's Worker Comp Commission. He lost by nearly 40 points
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Remember and honor Andrew Goodman, James Chaney and Michael Schwerner and the price they paid when they were murdered for voting rights in Mississippi, 1964:
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This is wildly untrue. The majority Lumbee precincts shifted 35 points left (Trump +48 -> Whatley +13). Way more than the state as a whole!
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