That's really good.
Jeff Sessions in a runoff vs. Tommy Tuberville for the Alabama GOP Senate nomination on March 31.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/20...ff-alabama-gop-senate-race-roy-moore-n1148956
Pretty close race. 32.5 to 30.8 with 71% in.
"Moe Davis took home 47% of the vote in the Democratic primary, with Gina Collias coming in a distant second at 23%. With new boundaries that include all of Asheville and Buncombe County for the 11th District in this election, Democrats feel better about winning the seat. Over 111-thousand votes were cast in the Democratic primary in the 11th, as opposed to just over 90-thousand GOP votes."
https://www.bpr.org/post/wnc-results-moe-davis-wins-dem-nod-while-gop-goes-runoff-nc11#stream/0
Jeff Sessions in a runoff vs. Tommy Tuberville for the Alabama GOP Senate nomination on March 31.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/20...ff-alabama-gop-senate-race-roy-moore-n1148956
Pretty close race. 32.5 to 30.8 with 71% in.
Collins, Gardner and McSally are likely to lose. That leaves a need for two more. Could the Dems win one of three between GA &NC? This would make a tie in the Senate with a Dem VP.
If I were Tom Perez, I'd have every Dem crawling across glass to Montana to get Steven Bullock to run. If Bullock runs, he wins.
Maybe Bloomberg's billion could help turn SC, KY, IA or KS.
Another situation is Bloomberg's spends could make Trump blow his cork and cause a landslide loss.
Jeff Sessions in a runoff vs. Tommy Tuberville for the Alabama GOP Senate nomination on March 31.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/20...ff-alabama-gop-senate-race-roy-moore-n1148956
Pretty close race. 32.5 to 30.8 with 71% in.
NC is a possibility. The most recent poll I saw had Cunningham 8 points up over Tillis.
NC is a possibility. The most recent poll I saw had Cunningham 8 points up over Tillis.
The caveat is there was no top of the ticket to drive turnout, but here are the current vote totals for senate in NC last night.
D - 748,663
R - 464,935
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive...s-north-carolina-senate-primary-election.html
Looks like Cuellar won. Have there been any AOC-style progressives primarying incumbents?
There are people on here better equipped to answer this question than me, but through googling I found this primer. The next race pn the Dem primary calendar that might be interesting, per this list, is OH-3.
https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/progressive-primary-races/