Palm Beach also only at 37%. Gillum ahead by 100k votes there.
Life. Going to stop watching 538.
Everybody showed up to vote and it helps Trump/GOP in states that Trump won.
They are, just not deliberately. We control most of the seats up for election this cycle, making it difficult to get any sort of net improvement, and the contested ones are in unfriendly territory.how are the senate races so much worse? those aren't even gerrymandered
The sad truth is stuff just hasn't gotten bad enough for a significant amount of people to want to care about everyone else who is affected. Until it does, no changeI found it already concerning in the last days that even leading up to these midterms, the media coverage on every damn channel was almost 100% TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP. The US media has learned absolutely nothing and continues to enable Trump and the GOP.
the senate hurts even if we still win houseI'm making a fucking list of everyone who is crying at 8:30 at night for no god damn reason.
Right, it's not weighting based on where the vote has come in from. It's weighting based on who is ahead, if I understand correctly. So if a bunch of right leaning places report in first, it'll swing more than the way NYT do projections, as I understand it, anyway.IT'S. NOT. A. RELIABLE. LIVE. TRACKER.
It's incredibly reactionary to early partial results.
And 538 jumps from like 35% to 58% in an instant...for no discernible reason. Perhaps live real-time forecasts were a mistake.
Palm Beach 37% in.
Senate was ALWAYS a long shot.
Again I think Florida is closer than polling indicated and Indiana is just disappointing. So that's probably driving both people's takes as well as the data interpreters.In Real Life: Nothing happening yet.
Carvilleon MSNBC: "Wave is dissipating."
WTF?
It's aggregating live and incomplete data at this point, you're basically watching sampling noise.
And 538 jumps from like 35% to 58% in an instant...for no discernible reason. Perhaps live real-time forecasts were a mistake.
Right. And it's not going to be over at 9pm for the House.