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Yeah but it's ranked choice voting. Nobody knows what second choices were voted for. Never trust an Eskimo. 😂
The die is already cast. Look up ranked choice voting. It's bullshit, but it is what it is. It's like a runoff that has already happened but not been revealed. The C Murkowski helped get that into the election process. Go figure.
It means they now go and count the second place votes. In other words..,.Murkowski will win.
Why? Because you can bet your ass the dem voters put Murkowski second
Here you go @GhostOfMatchesMalone
alaskapublic.org
Peltola leads in Alaska's U.S. House race, while U.S. Senate race tightens
The Division of Elections is only counting first-place votes this week. It’s likely that the congressional races won’t be decided until second rankings are tallied on Nov. 23.
alaskapublic.org
The die is already cast. Look up ranked choice voting. It's bullshit, but it is what it is. It's like a runoff that has already happened but not been revealed. The C Murkowski helped get that into the election process. Go figure.
Yep the only way Murkowski doesn't win that crooked crap is if a bunch of the Dem voters left the 2nd choice blank. Most Dems already made Murkowski their first choice.
Palin will only win if her Rep opponent's voters cut the mess out of leaving the 2nd choice blank.
POS McConnell spent 9 million in Alaska trying to prop up Rottenkowski money that OU,d have been spent in AZ/NH
There's Currently 'No Mathematical Path' for Hobbs to Win in Arizona, Says Kari Lake Advisor
It looks like if Laxalt wins, it will be butt clinching close.
www.foxnews.com
Nevada's Clark County has more than 50,000 ballots left to count, expecting bulk to be tallied by Saturday
Nevada's largest county still had more than 50,000 mail ballots to count Friday as several races, including for the Senate and governor, hang in the balance.
It looks like if Laxalt wins, it will be butt clinching close.
Nevada's Clark County has more than 50,000 ballots left to count, expecting bulk to be tallied by Saturday
Nevada's largest county still had more than 50,000 mail ballots to count Friday as several races, including for the Senate and governor, hang in the balance.
Oh I get him portraying confidence. It’s what he should be doing. I am just of the opinion that this is going to be real tight.
Unless there are huge batch changes like you see in AZ he is screwed. Not sure how it works in NV and if Reps drop off ballots on election day there.
We are watching a movie. It is what it is. Back to my porch to await the next great awakening.
Crazy stuff as the normal Clark County difference for that size of a batch would only be like 2,500 votes for the Democrat. That batch must have been when they took the culinary union to the polls or something.
I think almost 30k more Clark county to go or something like that. Yep the Senate is done if both lose.
If that 114K is what we hope it is then Lake should about pull even or just a little ahead of Hobbs.
You don't have to ask which one is which from those pictures, do you?
If those remaining 30k in Clark County are actually normally D/R distributed and not culinary union beat down numbers for the Democrat then Laxalt might still be alive if Washoe doesn't go real bad for him tonight.
Laxalt has been saying they should be day of voters that go for GOP. I sure hope so
I am hoping Clark County pulled what AZ has been pulling with that last big drop putting the Dems best batches first.
Honestly, I don’t think it’s his fault. It starts at the SOS level and the legislature that create stupid rules that puts the people who actually do the work under an unfair microscope.
Hobbs failed AZ. She doesn’t deserve a promotion.
AZ and some other western states do need to cut the crap and change the law and process the ballots as they are received and not wait to start on election day.
Right.
I’m not mad at the janitor for a dirty floor when they give him knee pads and a towel to mop.
This is a state leadership issue.
