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Posted on 11/12/2022 11:45:17 AM PST by Jess Kitting
I've been keeping track of election results from Fox News updates. (Of those that "count," Fox is better than CNN, NBC, AP and others.)
Election outcomes seem to be permanently stuck while a few states get their acts together, submit their results, and someone in the news "calls" the results as decided.
Republican victories in the House have remain stagnant, while the Democrats continue to pick up seats.
Here's where it still stands on Fox's map (as of 11/12/2022, 11:30 PST):
House of Representatives:
Republican: 211/218 needed
Democrat: 201/218 needed
Where are those yet uncalled 23-25 races*?
California: 15
Arizona: 2
Oregon: 2
Colorado: 2
Washington: 1
Maine: 1
New York: 1
Alaska: 1
*Numbers differ depending on whether you look at the overall page or the individual state pages. Overall: 211 + 201 = 412, with 23 remaining. State pages (25 "uncalled" as listed above.)
Observation: Four days after election day, Dems have been picking up seats in the House, edging closer to the magic number, while Republicans seem to be going nowhere.
Question: Could California "sweep" its 15 "too-close-to-call" races, putting Dems a breath away from taking the House? Then, all they'd need would be a couple of seats from their allies in Washington, Maine, or Oregon to take full control of Congress?
*Fox's numbers don't add up completely.
*Their main results page indicate that there are 23 uncalled races, while the individual state pages put the total at 25.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
This is that “Democracy” Biden kept telling everyone we were about to lose if Republicans won.
“That no of the even cause McCarthy to lose it so no worries”
???
“That no of the even cause McCarthy to lose it so no worries”
???
I does have that look, for sure.
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I think it should have been dealt with severely from the get go.
People have said, “Oh, Dems always cheat, we just have to beat the margin of cheat”
That has been poor advice from the start. There is so much money to be made in cheating, we should have known if we let it go, they will get so good at it they could eventually make the margin anything they want. And these days, the margin is just a little more than republicans get.... even if it’s a blowout.
Well, its been pretty obvious. I don’t think they care if it’s obvious anymore.
The commies in Russia gaslit the public with every ridiculous show trial and news report and five-year plan failure. Everyone knew what they were saying was absurd and lies. But if someone spoke up it was off to gulag, so they stayed quiet.
Fortunately its not that way here, we can speak out without fear of consequences. Well, mostly... as long as you don’t need to keep a job.
They saw the 7-seat gain in Florida and 4 in New York, and they got to work.
Yesterday's tally*
211 Rep
201 Dem
Today's tally
211 Rep
204 Dem
Net gain: 3 seats for the Dems, all from California. (Coincidence?)
Reps remain stagnant.
*Source: FoxNews
Same old, same old
Tried and true "Philadelphia strategy" (Wait until all other votes have been counted, then produce the "exact number to win" from Dem strongholds.)
Monday, November 14, 2022
Republicans: 212 seats (gain of 1 over the weekend)
Democrats: 204 seats (gain of 3 over the weekend)
Source: FoxNews
Continuing at this rate, it will be
213 (R) to 207 (D) by Wednesday.
214 (R) to 210 (D) by Friday
215 (R) to 213 (D) by Sunday
216 (R) to 216 (D) by next Tuesday
217 (R) to 218 (D) by next Thursday.
Steal complete by the Dems! (in just over two weeks)
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