The budget showdown this December is gonna be interesting. Im guessing republicans want a really long term solution democrats shouldn’t give that unless we extract major concessions on renewables, Ukraine and infrastructure projects
Is this the last state they had to count or are there more? Also, does this mean it’ll be harder for them to implement things?
aabazdar1 on
Impressive when you consider the fact that Trump won this district by 6 on the same ballot. Gray is going to be representing one of the reddest crossover districts in the country
doyouevenIift on
Thank god I can finally stop checking election results
Thank you California we love you thank you for your service!
PopeHonkersXII on
Great! I’m feeling pretty good about the 2024 election results…..oh waitÂ
Declan_McManus on
Interesting how one of the changes from the Trump years is that the house went from being insanely right relative to the popular vote (see 2010 gerrymandering, Rs holding the house handily in 2012 despite losing the vote overall by like 2%), to the house being the most D friendly compared to the electoral college and senate.
Kind of a bummer that the house is easily the least powerful of the three. But I’m hoping that Ds over performing in the house will keep the bench strong for candidates for higher office, like Slotkin who just won the MI senate and Spanberger running for VA governor next year
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So Dems with 215 House seats.
START THE STEAL
Hehehehehehehehehhehe
https://preview.redd.it/ywv7cgcs8r4e1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=80312b76f1feff0619210c9b2c785026a7d982c6
The budget showdown this December is gonna be interesting. Im guessing republicans want a really long term solution democrats shouldn’t give that unless we extract major concessions on renewables, Ukraine and infrastructure projects
I did that!
https://preview.redd.it/d6r6xwucjr4e1.jpeg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=84dd9fdcf7c87976bd7a5efeb9b066cd6134d580
Is this the last state they had to count or are there more? Also, does this mean it’ll be harder for them to implement things?
Impressive when you consider the fact that Trump won this district by 6 on the same ballot. Gray is going to be representing one of the reddest crossover districts in the country
Thank god I can finally stop checking election results
https://preview.redd.it/hlp1bnpuot4e1.jpeg?width=259&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=33cbd92178ac624dd33160854b2ce48773503f6d
Thank you California we love you thank you for your service!
Great! I’m feeling pretty good about the 2024 election results…..oh waitÂ
Interesting how one of the changes from the Trump years is that the house went from being insanely right relative to the popular vote (see 2010 gerrymandering, Rs holding the house handily in 2012 despite losing the vote overall by like 2%), to the house being the most D friendly compared to the electoral college and senate.
Kind of a bummer that the house is easily the least powerful of the three. But I’m hoping that Ds over performing in the house will keep the bench strong for candidates for higher office, like Slotkin who just won the MI senate and Spanberger running for VA governor next year