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Amaryllis

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19. Such a remarkable coincidence, that.

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Tue Mar 13, 2018, 09:17 PM

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Isn't it amazing how the Dem candidates always start out strong, but... [View all] Atman Mar 2018 OP

its how and where votes are counted beachbum bob Mar 2018 #1

My thoughts exactly Bradshaw3 Mar 2018 #2

2006. Dawson Leery Mar 2018 #3

Isn't it interesting how the most republican county decided at the 11th hour not to Squinch Mar 2018 #4

Actually that's not how it "always' works onenote Mar 2018 #5

also the Alabama senate race, radius777 Mar 2018 #13

Not typically in California Stargleamer Mar 2018 #6

It's the lines in CA in minority communities. Not enough polling places for the numbers. SleeplessinSoCal Mar 2018 #35

In Oregon, the republicans say the same thing. MissB Mar 2018 #7

scares the crap out of me every time, too. flibbitygiblets Mar 2018 #45

that's a good way of putting it. MissB Mar 2018 #46

Yes. It's like e the repubs have a diala-vote machine that fudges it at the end. CentralMass Mar 2018 #8

Not true Awsi Dooger Mar 2018 #9

its bdamomma Mar 2018 #10

Rachel now: 50-50 at 10pm. WOW! nt babylonsister Mar 2018 #11

No, but this thread is a good example of confirmation bias. tritsofme Mar 2018 #12

Hey, I did direct mail for Lamb. Of course I'm biased! Atman Mar 2018 #16

Except that isn't what you said mythology Mar 2018 #17

Oh, here we go... Atman Mar 2018 #18

the question is, is there any Dem vote radius777 Mar 2018 #14

yep. barbtries Mar 2018 #15

Such a remarkable coincidence, that. Amaryllis Mar 2018 #19

it would be if it wasn't nonsense onenote Mar 2018 #40

Did you notice that one of the Republican districts... Catch2.2 Mar 2018 #20

I bet Putin's hackers have it planned that way BigmanPigman Mar 2018 #21

I miss the GOOD OLD DAYS when American elections were just stolen by American Republicans... TrollBuster9090 Mar 2018 #23

The sad thing is that the Fux Ruse viewers believe his BS. BigmanPigman Mar 2018 #25

I can sum that up in two words... TrollBuster9090 Mar 2018 #22

And people don't need to forget that. MelissaB Mar 2018 #24

******Notice: Important post above******** MelissaB Mar 2018 #26

Rural votes tend to be conservative and come in late. Sophia4 Mar 2018 #27

Amazing indeed. InAbLuEsTaTe Mar 2018 #28

You do realize this is a VERY RED district, right? still_one Mar 2018 #29

Alabama Senate Race D_Master81 Mar 2018 #30

Yep. But that doesn't support the storyline some here want so they conveniently forget onenote Mar 2018 #41

Not really rpannier Mar 2018 #31

When Philly had lever style voting machines, DeminPennswoods Mar 2018 #32

That is true. But, if they were like Los Angeles and San Francisco they rpannier Mar 2018 #37

Its amazing you think this GulfCoast66 Mar 2018 #33

It's not strange at all 2left4u Mar 2018 #34

We're all suffering from election shock njhoneybadger Mar 2018 #36

Rural vs. Urban Sam McGee Mar 2018 #38

How about Republicans view voting as their duty elocs Mar 2018 #39

You mean Dem voters who stay home because of things like this? Wednesdays Mar 2018 #43

I'm still hoping...11:11 EST Allegheny County reported its absentee ballots, lead up to 847 pioche4 Mar 2018 #42

Cheating... czarjak Mar 2018 #44