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ColinC

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4. Decision desk called 219 which includes Will Rollins CA41. I think that was called too early

Reply to Dulcinea (Original post)

Tue Nov 12, 2024, 08:12 AM

Nov 12

Dems are likely to get 215 -assuming Adam Gray pulls ahead (most remaining count is very liberal). If Peltola can somehow eak by a win, Dems get 216. If Rollins' gets one good late mail drop, it might be enough to be optimistic for him. I remember 2022, the late vote which mostly came from Palm Springs might have given him a solid 1-2 points to his count. Determining on where it falls this time, it would be enough for a very narrow win. Rollins flipping (a relative long shot at this point), would put Dems at 217.

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Who will control the House? It's down to these uncalled races [View all] Dulcinea Nov 12 OP

Outdated Akakoji Nov 12 #1

That always happens to all commentary on current events. n/t Igel Nov 12 #5

Repubs - 219 /// Dems - 210 liberalla Nov 12 #2

simply motion to vacate speaker each time they piss us off. GreenWave Nov 12 #3

Decision desk called 219 which includes Will Rollins CA41. I think that was called too early ColinC Nov 12 #4

The only thing riding on an absolute majority is House leadership. Igel Nov 12 #6

I count possibly three to four more seats for Dems. ancianita Nov 13 #7