ColinC
ColinC's JournalMurphy is the first Democratic governor to be re elected in NJ since 1977
He won by 3.2 points.
Murphy is the first Democratic governor to be reelected in New Jersey since 1977.
https://www.npr.org/2021/11/02/1050183040/new-jersey-governor-election-results-murphy-ciattarelli
Fucking Tulsi Gabbard now saying BBB would make government too big
WTF did she think a Bernie presidency would have done?
Do you think facebook makes society worse?
Midterms don't look good for Democrats
They look even worse before Trump's tax returns and White House records finally get released to the public and we find out a ton from the 1/6 committee that blows a hole in the entire election. One thing to keep in mind is the midterms are a year away and a lot can happen between now and then
NJ Gov: Dem now leads by bigger margin in NJ than Rs in VA
NJ margin is 2.6, VA is 2.5.
Albeit there is still a percent or two to count in NJ in mainly Dem areas so it could still come out to more.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/11/02/us/elections/results-new-jersey.html
NC Senate: Tillis faces FEC accusations of illegal contributions, and Burr insider trading
North Carolina has a Democratic Governor, but North Carolina requires the governor appoint somebody of the same party that vacates the seat. If these Senators happened to resign in the relatively near future, will he appoint a couple RINOs? Would he simply not appoint anybody?
With BIF passed and no leverage for sinema and manchin to vote for BBB
You can rest assured that the bulk of president Biden's agenda for at least the next two years, is dead.
NJ Governor: Murphy expands lead to 1.6% with still 8% of votes remaining
As his lead expands, the results get buried further in the web, so even if he pulls out a 3-5 point victory after it is all said and done, the narrative in the MSM that this was a squeaker will stick in people's heads.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/11/02/us/elections/results-new-jersey.amp.html
I think Wasserman's about to call it for Youngkin
Unless things start to look very differently, I'm starting to think it's over.
Youngkin has hit nearly all of his benchmarks so far. McCaulliffe has not.
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