Anyway, if Butti wins one of the first three states, he'll stay in for awhile. If he loses in all three I think that he's out and most his voters go to Warren.
Doubt Moore would win a primary either.On the one hand, Sessions losing the primary is the best way to get Jones in. On the other hand, Jones probably doesn't have a chance in hell of pulling it out again and having a chance to have Roy Moore in the Senate is... Well.
Not if multiple candidates are viable. Because it's a crowded field, there are going to be very, very few places where everyone other than Bernie will be non-viable (as happened at a handful of college area caucus sites in 2016). It cuts both ways.I know, but it was one v one last time; noticably more enthusiastic support in a caucus in a super crowded field will go a long way.
Kathryn Watson @kathrynw5
Matt Bevin says he won't be taking questions at what his campaign billed as a "press conference"
Bevin says there were a lot of irregularities but won't get into the specifics
5:06 PM - Nov 6, 2019
hasmattbevinconcededyet.com
Yes
HIs strategy of using his app to build grass roots events versus stationing more buildings in early primary states will pay off.
The infrastructure of his volunteer network is impressive.
Also, Nate Silver was saying the Q polls today are great news for Sanders if Butti stays strong.
But each encounter was a reminder that in each of these cases, a leap in campaign tech is still resulting in two humans interacting—and that any successes will come down to a volunteer's ability to rally enthusiasm via texting bubbles.
would be a good way to ride out the rest of this thread.
The Assassination of PoliEra's Thread Title by the Coward AutodidactI don't know why we've been so stubbornly married to this title like it owes us money.
I don't know why we've been so stubbornly married to this title like it owes us money.
Yeah it was never good
I need to see Kamala come for Pete's life on the debate stage. Please, end this mans whole career.
This was Kerry's 2.5% win in 2004.
SWPA is gone for Dems outside of Allegheny and its suburbs. Any strength that returns there will come from suburban Pitt extending outward, not the Demosaurs that live there.
This is Wolf's *17%* win in 2018.
My guess is Dems will flip Beaver eventually.
Kathryn Watson @kathrynw5
Matt Bevin says he won't be taking questions at what his campaign billed as a "press conference"
Bevin says there were a lot of irregularities but won't get into the specifics
5:06 PM - Nov 6, 2019
hasmattbevinconcededyet.com
One of the admins is a big Men in Black fan and wants us to forget all the flop titles.So is this new title a reference to anything or just random?
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Then I guess you have plenty of time to dream up little fantasies.I have the feeling that some of the thread might want to push for Butti or praise him but they cant because the thread is in general are already p hostile to him, so they try to start moving the Pete overton window by saying that hes "overhated"
Jeff Zeleny @jeffzeleny
Jeff Sessions is poised to announce his comeback Senate candidacy on Thursday, CNN has learned. He faces not only a GOP primary in Alabama, but also President Trump, who has never forgiven Sessions for recusing himself in the Russia probe. Is his fate in Trump's hands?
5:13 PM - Nov 6, 2019
Rebecca Buck @RebeccaBuck
New from @jeffzeleny: Jeff Sessions will jump into the Alabama Senate race tomorrow, a GOP official familiar tells CNN. Sessions reached his decision over the last several days and hired a consulting firm today, the official said.
Republicans were sending pretty strong signals that they were just fine, thanks, with the primary field as it was. But Sessions wants to return to the Senate, so here we are.
5:13 PM - Nov 6, 2019
I don't. His resume is just mayor of South Bend so I don't think the people in question would particularly be enthused by that. They probably more nothing Pete on the whole.I have the feeling that some of the thread might want to push for Butti or praise him but they cant because the thread is in general are already p hostile to him, so they try to start moving the Pete overton window by saying that hes "overhated"
(Involuntary) retirement doesn't sit well with some people.He really wants to go back to the Senate, which hung him out to dry, while also losing all his seniority?
1. ... Nah I don't think so in the least.A couple of things -
1.) Kloubacher is still to the Left of every major Democratic running in 2008
2.) I actually think Mayor Pete could get black support, if Biden drops out.
3.) Rose Twitter is trying to dunk of Ayanna Pressley, and it's hilarious that it's largely the rent to own heiress turned socialist who's trying to the lead the charge.
Pete won't be able to escape the tapes. Don't see how he could actually make gains with black voters.A couple of things -
1.) Kloubacher is still to the Left of every major Democratic running in 2008
2.) I actually think Mayor Pete could get black support, if Biden drops out.
3.) Rose Twitter is trying to dunk of Ayanna Pressley, and it's hilarious that it's largely the rent to own heiress turned socialist who's trying to the lead the charge.
Yeah it's quite possible that Allegheny just gets bluer but the Pitt MSA is actually losing pop on the whole.The issue in the Southwest is that those counties are decently populated, at least the ones immediately surrounding Pittsburgh.
Butler County actually might be the most vulnerable because there's a major Pittsburgh suburb called Cranberry that's just over the Butler line and could be a prime site for expansion. Beaver County doesn't quite have the same natural expansion, and the new natural gas plant is likely to bring in a lot of white working class folks.
The other issue being that there's still plenty of turf left to develop in Allegheny. Pittsburgh's still under-populated compared to what their infrastructure is built to support.
Who is #3?A couple of things -
1.) Kloubacher is still to the Left of every major Democratic running in 2008
2.) I actually think Mayor Pete could get black support, if Biden drops out.
3.) Rose Twitter is trying to dunk of Ayanna Pressley, and it's hilarious that it's largely the rent to own heiress turned socialist who's trying to the lead the charge.
That's a whopper of an if2.) I actually think Mayor Pete could get black support, if Biden drops out.
It's a very unclear table, but I think you are reading it wrong. The 'no first choice' in the column on the left seems to show that the column on the left is for the first preferences, and the rows coming from that column are the second choices.I think you're reading the chart backwards. Of people who support candidates who are polling 5% or less, 22% would go to Butti and 21% would go to Sanders.
Of people who support Sanders, 39% have Warren as their second choice.
At least that's how I'm reading it
Huh think you might be right. In context with the rest of the graphs I thought that I read it correctly. Gonna retract my analysis and just leave the graphI think you're reading the chart backwards. Of people who support candidates who are polling 5% or less, 22% would go to Butti and 21% would go to Sanders.
Of people who support Sanders, 39% have Warren as their second choice.
At least that's how I'm reading it