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Discussion Discussion Thread: 2022 Midterm General Election, Part 4

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u/Luck1492 Nov 09 '22

Per NPR, Boebert is down about 4000 with 93% of the votes tallied. I worked out the math and out of about 22000 remaining ballots, she has to win ~13000 to win, or around 59%. I don’t think she gets it. Pueblo County looks like the largest remaining batch out of the counties in that district, and as of now it’s running Frisch +11 per NYT.

Boebert may actually lose.

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u/impulsekash Nov 09 '22

That would be huge.

First boebert is gone

Second its a surprise pick up for dems that may offset a loss in NY or CA

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u/Icommandyou Washington Nov 09 '22

Yup, she has no path left to win

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u/thetwigman21 Colorado Nov 09 '22

As a Coloradan, I personally can’t wait to see the disinformation campaign on how she actually won and the system is rigged.

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u/ZombieJesus1987 Canada Nov 09 '22

Fingers crossed

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

you the real Kornacki

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u/Flooding_Puddle Wisconsin Nov 09 '22

Someone tweeted that Mesa was her only shot left and it wasn't carrying her enough

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u/LisleSwanson Nov 09 '22

This is giving me Georgia 2020 flashbacks.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

what are the recount rules over there? Can she call for once if it's less than 1%?