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August 25, 2022
And...Mike Lindell goes over the edge.....
https://twitter.com/SpencerJCox/status/1562573784711774210
August 24, 2022
The best campaign ads are when you use ordinary people...
https://twitter.com/ReverendWarnock/status/1562439125898510338
August 24, 2022
AK-AL: Democrat Mary Peltola expands lead in Special Election
https://twitter.com/Redistrict/status/1562305696200380418
August 24, 2022
My wife (a Lawyer) raises a point about the Mar-a-Lago situation
For the purpose of prosecution, its not enough that the documents were at Mar-a-Lago. Prosecutors will need to provide evidence to the Jury that Trump KNEW about their presence and didn't return them when he knew.
August 24, 2022
Dan Goldman took the West Village (despite Jones being the first Black Gay member of Congress) Tribeca, the Financial District and Battery Park City, and upper income Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill
Niou took Chinatown and Park Slope (most progressive part of the District)
Rivera took Lower East Side (her Assembly district), Sunset Park (Hispanic) and Red Hook (Public Housing)
Mondaire Jones won almost no election districts
Breakdown of NY-10 voting patterns
Dan Goldman took the West Village (despite Jones being the first Black Gay member of Congress) Tribeca, the Financial District and Battery Park City, and upper income Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill
Niou took Chinatown and Park Slope (most progressive part of the District)
Rivera took Lower East Side (her Assembly district), Sunset Park (Hispanic) and Red Hook (Public Housing)
Mondaire Jones won almost no election districts
August 24, 2022
Once again, New Yorkers given the choice between mainstream and left-wing candidates....
picked mainstream candidates as their nominees.
Sean Patrick Maloney (defeated Alessandra Biaggi)
Dan Goldman (defeated Yuh-Line Niou)
Max Rose (defeated Brittany Debarros)
Hakeem Jeffries (defeated Queen Johnson)
August 24, 2022
Dave Wasserman actually HAS seen enough...
https://twitter.com/Redistrict/status/1562283492171472896
August 24, 2022
Read more: https://www.axios.com/2022/08/24/new-york-special-election-results-ny-19
Pat Ryan wins Democratic primary in newly-drawn New York district
Source: Axios
Democrat Pat Ryan on Tuesday won the Democratic primary for the newly drawn 18th congressional district in New York.
Why it matters: Ryan, who is also vying to finish the term of former Rep. Antonio Delgado, who left Congress to become New York's lieutenant governor in May in the neighboring 19th congressional district.
If Ryan is the winner of the special election in the 19th district, he will complete Delgado's term, which runs until the end of the year. He is facing off against GOP opponent Marcus Mollinaro in that race.
What we're watching: Ryan, the executive of Ulster County, shied away from the progressive label in an interview with Axios last month. Instead, he said: "I characterize myself as someone who's trying to level some of the foundational inequities we've allowed to be built in our country."
Why it matters: Ryan, who is also vying to finish the term of former Rep. Antonio Delgado, who left Congress to become New York's lieutenant governor in May in the neighboring 19th congressional district.
If Ryan is the winner of the special election in the 19th district, he will complete Delgado's term, which runs until the end of the year. He is facing off against GOP opponent Marcus Mollinaro in that race.
What we're watching: Ryan, the executive of Ulster County, shied away from the progressive label in an interview with Axios last month. Instead, he said: "I characterize myself as someone who's trying to level some of the foundational inequities we've allowed to be built in our country."
Read more: https://www.axios.com/2022/08/24/new-york-special-election-results-ny-19
August 24, 2022
NY-23 Special Election: Democrat Max Della Pia leading 59/41 (23% reported)
Max Della Pia Democrat 8,668 +59.4%
Joseph Sempolinski Republican 5,920 +40.6%
old district lines; last Special elections before November.
August 24, 2022
NY-19 Special Election: Democrat Pat Ryan leading 66/34 (29% reported)
Pat Ryan Democrat 18,298 +66.1%
Marc Molinaro Republican 9,397 +33.9%
Old District lines. Last Special Elections before November.
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