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Houston metro is slightly less liberal than Dallas metro and SA.To be fair, Houston and El Paso votes aren't in yet.
candidate % votes O'Rourke 49.7% 2,041,000 Cruz 49.6% 2,037,010
I'm an atheist, but I don't really believe in foregiveness for violent crimes. For drugs, shoplifting and white collar felons, yes absolutely forgive.
Houston metro is slightly less liberal than Dallas metro and SA.To be fair, Houston and El Paso votes aren't in yet.
candidate % votes O'Rourke 49.7% 2,041,000 Cruz 49.6% 2,037,010
Kemp destroying Abrams 61-38, didn't see what percentage reporting though
It just flipped.
candidate % votes Cruz 49.8% 2,063,807 O'Rourke 49.5% 2,051,410
Realistically, it's not going to be possible for Republicans to hold the House considering the west coast and such are still left.
from what i saw nothing has come in from harris county
That's a LOT of Republican voters that just won the West Virginia senate seat for the Democrats.
63% left leaning county. Population about 5 million
NATE SILVER9:13 PM
A world with even greater urban-rural polarization, which is roughly what we’re seeing in the results so far tonight, is a tough world electorally for Democrats given how rural areas have a disproportionate amount of influence in the Senate.
no . maher put it best. if the dakota territories get 4 senators, its bull that california just gets 2
oh nice
that's all I wanted TBQH
Trump holding both would have been the end of America.
we have hope
It's funny how amped up people get over mid terms as if any of it makes your life different.
its just funny to me to see loons like gohmert get re-elected so easily
I'll go ahead and call it now.oh nice
that's all I wanted TBQH
Trump holding both would have been the end of America.
we have hope
I called this .
beto up by 950 votes lol... dead heat there. still showing only 58% reporting
NATE SILVER9:16 PM
David Brat’s Virginia 7th has been a little bit of a roller coaster tonight as different parts of the district have reported. Right now, Democratic challenger Abigail Spanberger is up by about 500 votes. There are going to be a lot of these very close races tonight.
NATE SILVER9:20 PM
In the Mississippi special election, it looks like we’re very likely to have a runoff between Democrat Mike Espy and the Republican-appointed in bent, Cindy Hyde-Smith. Hyde-Smith will be favored in that runoff: Democrats were hoping to have a chance to go up against Chris McDaniel instead, a tea party-style Republican.
Cruz losing would make up for so much lol
GOP's Marsha Blackburn withstands challenge from Bredesen to win Tennessee Senate race
If Trumpnwins House and Senate your life will be different nigaIt's funny how amped up people get over mid terms as if any of it makes your life different.
Holy , Houston votes are in. Jumped Beto by 2% points.
candidate % votes O'Rourke 50.8% 2,676,596 Cruz 48.5% 2,556,07
And only 800,000 votes have been counted so far in Houston.
cruz just pulled ahead tho. still basically a dead heat tho... both showing at 49.6%
edit: just saw the bump... beto up by a bit now
Tbh looking like the darkie Gillum running probably energized the rural white trash here in florida to get out and vote. And there is a lot of them here in the non coastal areas
Oh wait Republicans are the ones that freed the slaves nvm
NATHANIEL RAKICH9:23 PM
The suburbs have come up huge for Democrats so far. First the Virginia 10th, and now the Colorado 6th, Rep. Mike Coffman’s district. With 65 percent reporting, Democrat Jason Crow leads 54 percent to 43 percent.
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