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14. I hope so.

Sat Nov 12, 2022, 01:14 PM

Nov 2022

In 2018, things trended left with time. In 2020, they did not. Hopefully as they get to provisionals that will particularly make an impact.

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New update of current status of outstanding House races from Dave Wasserman [View all] Claustrum Nov 2022 OP

Looks doable but votes need to break our way. triron Nov 2022 #1

I was wondering about that one last nght as well In It to Win It Nov 2022 #5

Agree BUT I didn't think it would be this close grantcart Nov 2022 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author triron Nov 2022 #2

Dem is leading in WA-3 Deminpenn Nov 2022 #3

Clark County is where most votes remain to be counted dpibel Nov 2022 #12

Best Definition of Karma? Dems Having a Chance At Holding the House. Indykatie Nov 2022 #7

+1,000,000 NANCY! NANCY! NANCY! TigressDem Nov 2022 #9

LIVE UPDATE 10:50AM ET 201 DEM, 23 undecided 211 REPug --- link TigressDem Nov 2022 #8

That's what I'm hoping for!!! Alice Kramden Nov 2022 #13

I hope so. David__77 Nov 2022 #14

Depends on where they are though Deminpenn Nov 2022 #15

Yes, there are places in CA that are just plain old red. LeftInTX Nov 2022 #16

Meant the outstanding ballots Deminpenn Nov 2022 #17

Some of these districts were red before. I'm not expecting miracles. LeftInTX Nov 2022 #18

But, hopefully, the RED votes are already counted. TigressDem Nov 2022 #19