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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHeitkamp was a big underdog in the polls, but she's losing by 20 points with 14 percent of precincts
Nate Silver
9:39 PM
Heitkamp was a big underdog in the polls, but shes losing by 20 points with 14 percent of precincts reported so far. Its a very rough night for Democrats in very Trumpy areas.
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Heitkamp was a big underdog in the polls, but she's losing by 20 points with 14 percent of precincts (Original Post)
riversedge
Nov 2018
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Legends303
(481 posts)1. Yeah thats not good
I think that's is a sizable lead for Cramer unfourntly..
BlueStater
(7,596 posts)2. I never expected her to win.
The assholes in her state were going to punish her for voting against Rape Boy. I knew that all along.
riversedge
(70,225 posts)4. Sen Donnelly also punished, now Heidi . damn damn
qazplm135
(7,447 posts)3. feels to me like most of the red areas
are getting even redder and the blue areas are getting even bluer with a handful of exceptions here and there.
alarimer
(16,245 posts)5. Looks like a Democratic bloodbath in the Senate.
Two apparent losses so far, Indiana and Florida (that has not been called) and losses probably in Missouri and North Dakota. Even if they win Texas, Arizona and Nevada, thats still a net loss of 1, but it could be a total loss of 4. I guess thats worst case scenario, though.