Ka Ris retweeted
This Mississippi mom talking about what Scott Colom winning means for parents and kids across Mississippi is so powerful and represents what so many parents in “deep red” states feel.
Ka Ris retweeted
"Scott will be a leader that reverses the brain drain in Mississippi and makes Mississippi a place where mamas can be thrilled for their babies to come back home to."
Watch this deeply moving reflection from a Mississippi mother on why Senator-elect @scott_colom and Nadia Colom represent a new day—and a brighter future—for families across the state.
Ka Ris retweeted
We may have had to count One Mississippi, Two Mississippi, but Blue Mississippi sure has a nice ring to it! Scott, you put your heart and soul into this race because you believe in the promise of your state’s people. And they believed in you right back. I’m honored to have stood alongside you. Congratulations!
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Final Senate Predictions
🔴Mississippi - Hyde-Smith+11.0
🔴South Carolina - Graham+10.1
🔴Florida - Moody+9.2
🔴Nebraska - Ricketts+9.1
🔴Kansas - Marshall+6.9
🔴Iowa - Hinsen+4.2
🔴Maine - Collins+3.1
🔴Alaska - Sullivan+2.0
🔴Ohio - Husted+1.8
🔴Texas - Paxton+0.3
🔵Michigan - Bin Laden+3.8
🔵North Carolina - Cooper+7.3
🔵Georgia - Ossoff+7.5
🔵New Hampshire - Pappas+8.5
🔵Minnesota - Flanagan+8.9
I kinda think talaricho wins but I don't want to predict Texas going blue.
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Jewish Democrats are choosing Mike Rogers as an acceptable, moderate candidate over an unacceptable radical in Abdul El-Sayed.
Here are some reasons why, 👇 washingtonexaminer.com/magaz…
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💥NEW: NBC's Steve Kornacki *DUMPS COLD WATER* on The Today Show viewers' hopes of Dems winning Senate💥
Kornacki noted Democrat leads in key Senate races are "tenuous" — and that polling frequently underestimates Trump voters.
He asserted Republicans now confidently view polls where Democrats have slight leads as likely GOP victories.
Kornacki gave specific examples, such as Ohio and Iowa.
Remember the infamous Ann Selzer Iowa 2024 poll?
Kornacki particularly highlighted the Kansas Senate race in 2020. He said the Democrat was polling well — but Republican Roger Marshall ultimately smoked her in a landslide.
Marshall is now supposedly polling extremely tightly against his Democrat opponent once again.
Kornacki also pointed out that even blue states like Michigan and Minnesota appear remarkably close in polling.
He reminded viewers that Abdul El-Sayed barely won his primary after polling projected a huge victory.
Due to the tightness of these Senate races, underestimating Republican turnout by even a small margin could make all the difference.
Frank Luntz also recently warned Trump voters "don't respond" to pollster phone calls and asserted he was "skeptical" that polls were accurate.
Nobody is buying the polls anymore.
Democrats could be in for a rude awakening in 2 weeks.
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Ka Ris retweeted
This is the funniest thing.. I’ve watched it a dozen times. The race is called for Talerico at Paxtons watch party, and the DJ plays Gloria the instant its announced. After a shout of “Noooo!” In the background.
Ka Ris retweeted
The president is watching returns with cabinet members, senior staff, and advisors tonight. Admin officials are concerned about “razor thin” Senate races, but feeling good about GOP turnout—especially in FL and Iowa. Trump is not planning to push officials not to certify results or declare martial law, but they will be checking for irregularities. w/@JenniferJJacobs