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One of the strangest parts about the Texas suit is that it originates in Texas. If there's any state GOP that ought to intuit that the election result is entirely
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No actual disagreementhttps://twitter.com/billscher/status/1334178253888761858?s=20 To the extent there's a disagreement (and I wouldn't even call it that), it's about a very valid question about when (and potentially how) to al
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The evidence for a 'rigged' election is so preposterous as of late that it's difficult to argue that any series of reforms would have avoided this mess You've got folks
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One interesting thing about this election is the extent that the 2016 post-mortems and subsequent arguments for how Democrats should win--by basically everyone!--don't necessarily look great in retrospect. There were
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The thing that's most dispiriting about the 'vote dump' charts (which purport to show irregularities, but just show large Dem. cities reporting), is that it's in such complete bad faith
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One thing that's fairly unique about election analysis--and that rubs people the wrong way, I think--is the emphasis on the components of change from one election to the next Take
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One election looms over the Georgia runoff: the 2008 runoff, when the GOP won a runoff election by 15 points after leading by just 3 points on Election Day.I really
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Let's take a look at the turnout data so far in North Carolina, where counties worth one-third of the electorate have now updated their vote history data These counties lean
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A few random thoughts this morning on what Democrats should take from the election results, as the recriminations and so on begin 1) Democrats shouldn't blame themselves for *quite* so
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I haven't tweeted much about NC since Election Night, but with Cunningham conceding today let's take a look in at what's going on there As far as I can tell,
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Some early theories on went went wrong with the pre-election polling this yearhttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/10/upshot/polls-what-went-wrong.html Before we go into what went wrong, let's just call a spade a spade here: this was
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One small casualty of this election: the RealClearPolitics average. It's never been perfect, but I've cited it in the past as a simple no-questions-asked average. Unfortunately, that's not possible anymore.
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