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08-07-2018 , 08:04 PM
Not super useful but I found the 2016 results for OH-12, where every county went red. In case it provides any hint of where votes might come from...

County% R% of district votes
Franklin58%32%
Delaware75%27%
Licking74%21%
Richland67%8%
Muskingum72%6%
Morrow80%4%
Marion81%1%
08-07-2018 , 08:24 PM
spidercrab live stream your dong since nyt has no needle tonight bazingga #MAGA #FALCON2020
08-07-2018 , 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by goofyballer
Big day tomorrow:

- OH-12 special election
- MI gov primary (go El-Sayed!)
- KS gov primary (will Kobach win, unseating the incumbent who replaced Brownback?)
- MO Proposition A: basically putting a right-to-work law in front of voters (so, root for "No")


I did my part and voted for sayed


Feel like Whitmer gonna win by 25
08-07-2018 , 08:27 PM
Very early results in Michigan from Ann Arbor's county: El-Sayed winning 49-44 there. As someone who knows very little about Michigan, my default inclination is that it's not good for him if he can't crush a university area. Young people should like him, right? Is Ann Arbor heavy on young people?
08-07-2018 , 08:31 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by goofyballer
Very early results in Michigan from Ann Arbor's county: El-Sayed winning 49-44 there. As someone who knows very little about Michigan, my default inclination is that it's not good for him if he can't crush a university area. Young people should like him, right? Is Ann Arbor heavy on young people?



Are young people voting in this election?

I live in the neighboring county, but I assume sayed will do well in the south east and lose most of the rest. Hope that’s not the case
08-07-2018 , 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by pvn
ATC sorry bro but this is the OH-12 thread now. Owned.
Fine, but then I will use the derail to also mention Prop A in Missouri, which is right-to-work. If you support organized labor, you will be in favor of "No," which currently leads 76/24 with 8500 votes in.
08-07-2018 , 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by AllTheCheese
Fine, but then I will use the derail to also mention Prop A in Missouri, which is right-to-work. If you support organized labor, you will be in favor of "No," which currently leads 76/24 with 8500 votes in.


It’s like 1% reporting
08-07-2018 , 08:39 PM
Ughhh favs on msnbc
08-07-2018 , 08:39 PM
Dude is the anti-nate
08-07-2018 , 08:40 PM
Dersh on Anderson cooper
08-07-2018 , 08:40 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by fatkid
spidercrab live stream your dong since nyt has no needle tonight bazingga #MAGA #FALCON2020

https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status...484065792?s=19
08-07-2018 , 08:50 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by goofyballer
Very early results in Michigan from Ann Arbor's county: El-Sayed winning 49-44 there. As someone who knows very little about Michigan, my default inclination is that it's not good for him if he can't crush a university area. Young people should like him, right? Is Ann Arbor heavy on young people?
100k votes in and shri is scooping up a game-winning 17.4% of the vote running on abdul's exact platform. thanks, random multimillionaire who came out of nowhere and definitely didn't spoil a progressive run on purpose
08-07-2018 , 08:53 PM
Yeah, gonna be pretty infuriating if Whitmer wins with under 50%. I have to imagine the constituency of people who vote 1. Thanedar 2. Whitmer 3. El-Sayed is, like, nobody.
08-07-2018 , 08:54 PM
keep thinking goofball is the last post ITT when it's actually goofyballer. It's...disappointing.

Looks like O'Connor is going to pull out OH 12
08-07-2018 , 08:55 PM
Tons of OH-12 votes just dropped - O'Connor up 53-46 overall, but the potential problem for him here is that Delaware (2nd largest county in the district, 16 points more Republican than Franklin in 2016) is still yet to report any of today's votes. Franklin County (most liberal) is now 36% in.
08-07-2018 , 08:59 PM
Am I supposed to be rooting for or against Kobach in KS? I heard he does worse in head to head polls, but is a D governor of Kansas really possible?
08-07-2018 , 09:01 PM
Apparently weak turnout in super R Marion county.

No dong shots but I'm about to open my first beer.
08-07-2018 , 09:02 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by goofyballer
Tons of OH-12 votes just dropped - O'Connor up 53-46 overall, but the potential problem for him here is that Delaware (2nd largest county in the district, 16 points more Republican than Franklin in 2016) is still yet to report any of today's votes. Franklin County (most liberal) is now 36% in.


Yeah just going on feel it seems like OConnor should have a bigger lead at this point
08-07-2018 , 09:05 PM
Looks like we're hijacking this thread for tonight?
08-07-2018 , 09:06 PM

https://twitter.com/gelliottmorris/s...349679616?s=19
08-07-2018 , 09:06 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by spidercrab
Apparently weak turnout in super R Marion county.

No dong shots but I'm about to open my first beer.
What’s a dong shot
08-07-2018 , 09:11 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by spidercrab
Apparently weak turnout in super R Marion county.

No dong shots but I'm about to open my first beer.
C’mon bro. Is there any white people in Marion?

Quote:
Originally Posted by alazo1985
What’s a dong shot
Lol
08-07-2018 , 09:11 PM
Check your PMs
08-07-2018 , 09:13 PM
Franklin now 65% in (50% overall for the district), still O'Connor +5, still ~nothing from Delaware County. Seems dicey.
08-07-2018 , 09:15 PM
Delaware County is very red but it's mostly Romney/Kasich types. They probably won't vote D, but I expect very low turnout.

      
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