Boebert is now in the lead by 386 votes and there’s just 4% left to be counted. Yikes. 

 

 

Edited November 10, 20223 yr by dragonflies

 

Please let Bobert lose

 

 

I've been checking too, but Boebert is in a Republican district and should have easily won. If things turn around (which they very well could) I'll be happy, but I went in assuming she'd win and I still will.

It's gonna be very tight on Boebert/Frisch no matter what - something like 790 votes separate them atm. Regardless, we've had a very good midterm and if we almost take it from her that's enough for me given the rest.

 

8 minutes ago, Vee said:

It's gonna be very tight on Boebert/Frisch no matter what - something like 790 votes separate them atm. Regardless, we've had a very good midterm and if we almost take it from her that's enough for me given the rest.

That's part of what annoys me about most of the turning of politics into a spectator sport - I see so many comments along the lines of "How could we not beat MTG, what's the point of any of this," when she was never going to lose. It does annoy me about Boebert, because I'm sick of going through life with bad people (and she is a genuinely sick, monstrous person) being rewarded, but I'm just going to try to focus elsewhere (although I do hope she loses). 

The worst part with Tralfagar is you know the same analysts who lapped up those polls this year will do it all over again in 2024. 

2 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

That's part of what annoys me about most of the turning of politics into a spectator sport - I see so many comments along the lines of "How could we not beat MTG, what's the point of any of this," when she was never going to lose. It does annoy me about Boebert, because I'm sick of going through life with bad people (and she is a genuinely sick, monstrous person) being rewarded, but I'm just going to try to focus elsewhere (although I do hope she loses). 

The worst part with Tralfagar is you know the same analysts who lapped up those polls this year will do it all over again in 2024. 

We'll see about Trafalgar.

As for Boebert, if she doesn't lose today she will soon. She's weak and this proves it.

40 minutes ago, Vee said:

We'll see about Trafalgar.

As for Boebert, if she doesn't lose today she will soon. She's weak and this proves it.

I have a feeling if she wins she will be primaried out, like Madison Cawthorn...but hopefully she will lose now.

 

Meanwhile:

 

 

Just to highlight the confession from upthread:

 

2 hours ago, Vee said:

We'll see about Trafalgar.

As for Boebert, if she doesn't lose today she will soon. She's weak and this proves it.

Colorado is all mail in by the way.  My nephew who lives there said he heard that the democratic candidate has gotten support to call all the mail in ballot voters with ballets that have been put aside due to signature mismatch kickouts. In Colorado you get notified if your ballot has a problem and you have up to 7 days to resolve it before it's set aside permanently.(you can goto a local office and resolve it)

I'm well-aware of who Ana Navarro is, but she has a point: 

 

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As for the House, unlikely but possible:

 

Let's check in on Lindsey Graham: