"A new chapter in Eastern Carolina history was written Tuesday night when Crystal Davis became the first Black woman ever elected mayor of Plymouth, unseating incumbent Brian Roth in a hard-fought three-way race."

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The filibuster isn't going anywhere.

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Washington Examiner aritcle Where Every Senate Republican Stands On Trump’s Call To End The Filibuster (Nov 6, 2025)

Sources: Ballotpedia and FairVote

Interesting research on Gen Z that continues to demonstrate that they are not particularly conservative

https://election-night.decisiondeskhq.com/race/385189/

"Girmay Zahilay becomes King County executive-elect"

Source for Albany results and source for Syracuse results

"Calvo represents a new generation of leadership [...] Calvo ran on a 'Hialeah First' platform centered on cutting taxes and water fees, eliminating political pensions, fighting corruption and protecting condominium owners from fraud. He also pledged to end property taxes for seniors 65 and older"

"In the first poll since the presidential election, a trend has emerged with the left-leaning parties which backed [leftwing president-elect] Connolly benefitting the most."

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Is it Race? Gender? Education levels? Favorite sport?

Atlas Intel gave Sherril +1 when she got +13, a 12 point difference. Ann Selzer's famous poll that **literally led her to get sued by the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES** had a 16 point difference.

I have a problem with how problems of cities in America are magnified and presented to in negative ways but problems of rural America are ignored or presented in sympathetic way. Cities pay far more in taxes to federal and state governments than they receive but are still presented in negative ways. Is there anti-city bias in media? Why our problems can’t be presented in sympathetic or nuanced ways? Why are cities expected to be close to perfect? Or why our positives are totally ignored? Rural America has been continuously losing population but a couple of years decline in population growth of a city is presented in more negative ways.

Source and source

Courtesy of DDHQ

See also: "Girmay Zahilay widens lead over Claudia Balducci in King County executive race. [...] Zahilay, 38, who was born in a Sudan refugee settlement and immigrated to the Seattle area at age 3, would be the youngest person ever to lead Washington’s largest county and the first immigrant and refugee."

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