US Midterm Election Megathread II: The Stretch Run Begins

[Northern Davincia]

As opposed to Democratic misandry?

Feminazi stole your ice cream?

Yeah, that Democrat "misandry" where men have no presence or leadership roles at all.

Your version of the Two Minutes Hate includes Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell. Feminazis ain't got nothing to do with it.

[Len Hyet]

As opposed to Democratic misandry?

Feminazi stole your ice cream?

Yeah, that Democrat "misandry" where men have no presence or leadership roles at all.

Me waiting for Gauth to contribute to the conversation instead of engaging in petty sniping like

inb4 "but you're just engaging in petty sniping too!"

Yes but I'm not smug about it

[Corrian]

Number of Georgia Voters Purged by Brian Kemp Continues to Climb

[Outer Sparta]

Number of Georgia Voters Purged by Brian Kemp Continues to Climb

This kind of shit shouldn't happen at all, but Brian Kemp can oversee his election as SOS.

[Oil exporting People]

Texas and Tennessee remain secure, Arizona looks tied heading into election day. North Dakota, Missouri and Indiana looking to be breaking for the GOP; North Dakota especially. Florida is, like Arizona, in a dead heat.

You live in a weird reality. Texas and Tennessee are probably R seats at this point, Heitkamp's not winning in North Dakota, but Missouri and Indiana are still complete tossups and Democrats are very clearly leading in Florida.

Texas and Tennessee are safe GOP seats at this point, while Hawley is clearly in the lead in Missouri as is Braun in Indiana. Florida is also clearly a tie.

[Freezic Vast]

Number of Georgia Voters Purged by Brian Kemp Continues to Climb

Gee I can't wait to read all the Abrams should/will win the election now posts. /S

[Corrian]

Number of Georgia Voters Purged by Brian Kemp Continues to Climb

This kind of shit shouldn't happen at all, but Brian Kemp can oversee his election as SOS.

You automatically should not be associated with overseeing elections as SOS. It's ridiculous. And Kemp will probably win because of it.

[Outer Sparta]

You live in a weird reality. Texas and Tennessee are probably R seats at this point, Heitkamp's not winning in North Dakota, but Missouri and Indiana are still complete tossups and Democrats are very clearly leading in Florida.

Texas and Tennessee are safe GOP seats at this point, while Hawley is clearly in the lead in Missouri as is Braun in Indiana. Florida is also clearly a tie.

Nelson has recently got the advantage while Scott held it for most of the summer and part of the fall. There are some polls which show a close race, but most of them show Nelson with a small-sizable lead.

[Corrian]

You live in a weird reality. Texas and Tennessee are probably R seats at this point, Heitkamp's not winning in North Dakota, but Missouri and Indiana are still complete tossups and Democrats are very clearly leading in Florida.

Texas and Tennessee are safe GOP seats at this point, while Hawley is clearly in the lead in Missouri as is Braun in Indiana. Florida is also clearly a tie.

How do you make Florida a tie with an average lead of 2.3 for Nelson but then proceed to say that the others are clearly in the lead in those states when they're only leading by like less than 1%?

[Petrasylvania]

This kind of shit shouldn't happen at all, but Brian Kemp can oversee his election as SOS.

You automatically should not be associated with overseeing elections as SOS. It's ridiculous. And Kemp will probably win because of it.

Talk about a fox guarding the henhouse.

[Outer Sparta]

This kind of shit shouldn't happen at all, but Brian Kemp can oversee his election as SOS.

You automatically should not be associated with overseeing elections as SOS. It's ridiculous. And Kemp will probably win because of it.

He could win in the runoff because Georgia has a 50+1 rule in general elections, which is also not optimal to have.

[Oil exporting People]

Texas and Tennessee are safe GOP seats at this point, while Hawley is clearly in the lead in Missouri as is Braun in Indiana. Florida is also clearly a tie.

How do you make Florida a tie with an average lead of 2.3 for Nelson but then proceed to say that the others are clearly in the lead in those states when they're only leading by like less than 1%?

Because I looked at the recent polling instead of just the average. As well, Hawley's average is 2%, comparable to Nelson's average.

[G-Tech Corporation]

Gods no. Zeus send it that that creature be kept away from good folks.

Even if Pelosi, Feinstein, Waters and Hillary Clinton all died at the same time you righties would simply latch on to another Democrat woman as the new Two Minutes Hate.

Hey, you can’t blame me for calling a spade a spade if you keep breeding them crazy.

Not to mention I could care less if they are men or women. Genital really don’t have any bearing on poor ideas and general unpalatibility.

[Outer Sparta]

How do you make Florida a tie with an average lead of 2.3 for Nelson but then proceed to say that the others are clearly in the lead in those states when they're only leading by like less than 1%?

Because I looked at the recent polling instead of just the average. As well, Hawley's average is 2%, comparable to Nelson's average.

But recent polling for Nelson clearly gives him a bigger advantage than before. You said he's in a tie with Scott earlier.

[Major-Tom]

Number of Georgia Voters Purged by Brian Kemp Continues to Climb

Gee I can't wait to read all the Abrams should/will win the election now posts. /S

What an excellent and intelligent retort to a real issue.

What do you think about the voter purges?

[Freezic Vast]

Gee I can't wait to read all the Abrams should/will win the election now posts. /S

What an excellent and intelligent retort to a real issue.

What do you think about the voter purges?

I try.

It'll hurt him in the election, and yet either way there will indeed be a run-off because of the Libertarian and Independent candidate, unless this voter purge pushes more people to vote for Abrams which is likely.

[Mystic Warriors]

Number of Georgia Voters Purged by Brian Kemp Continues to Climb

This kind of shit shouldn't happen at all, but Brian Kemp can oversee his election as SOS.

Not surprising though. The GOP will do anything to win.

[Petrasylvania]

This kind of shit shouldn't happen at all, but Brian Kemp can oversee his election as SOS.

Not surprising though. The GOP will do anything to win.

We all know if a Democrat running for office was also the Secretary of State at the same time the Republicans would be bawling nonstop on every major media outlet.

[San Lumen]

This kind of shit shouldn't happen at all, but Brian Kemp can oversee his election as SOS.

Not surprising though. The GOP will do anything to win.

Republicans see free and fair elections a an annoyance.

[Freezic Vast]

Not surprising though. The GOP will do anything to win.

Republicans see free and fair elections a an annoyance.

So do you unless they benefit you and your side.

[Oil exporting People]

Because I looked at the recent polling instead of just the average. As well, Hawley's average is 2%, comparable to Nelson's average.

But recent polling for Nelson clearly gives him a bigger advantage than before. You said he's in a tie with Scott earlier.

Indeed I did. Out of three most recent polls, NYT/Siena had him at +4 while CBS/YouGov had them at ties. Gravis did find a +4, but Gravis isn't as good quality as the other two and has a bit of a bias.

[San Lumen]

Republicans see free and fair elections a an annoyance.

So do you unless they benefit you and your side.

No I don't. I think every citizen over the age of 18 unless incarcerated should have a unimpeded right to vote.

[Freezic Vast]

So do you unless they benefit you and your side.

No I don't. I think every citizen over the age of 18 unless incarcerated should have a unimpeded right to vote.

"Unless they don't vote the way I want them to" -San Lumen

[Corrian]

How do you make Florida a tie with an average lead of 2.3 for Nelson but then proceed to say that the others are clearly in the lead in those states when they're only leading by like less than 1%?

Because I looked at the recent polling instead of just the average. As well, Hawley's average is 2%, comparable to Nelson's average.

Oh, I hadn't seen that Hawley's average had gone up.

[San Lumen]

No I don't. I think every citizen over the age of 18 unless incarcerated should have a unimpeded right to vote.

"Unless they don't vote the way I want them to" -San Lumen

When it comes to electing monsters like Bolsonaro no.