For me it would be Desantis going down
Official midterm results and market implications thread.
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For me it would be Desantis going down
Democrats appear to have flipped the Colorado state Senate. They already won the governorship, and the state House was never in much doubt. By my count, that’s the second state government trifecta that Democrats have picked up tonight, after Illinois.
(I am quoting from 538 blog, link here - https://fivethirtyeight.com/live-blog/2018-election-results-coverage/)
Colorado by the way is doing great economically like Minnesota.
(I am quoting from 538 blog, link here - https://fivethirtyeight.com/live-blog/2018-election-results-coverage/)
Colorado by the way is doing great economically like Minnesota.
Democrats retake control of House, Republicans hold Senate majority
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/po...ook-for-telltale-signs-of-potential-blue-wave
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/po...ook-for-telltale-signs-of-potential-blue-wave
Make Steve King a loss, I'll be bitter sweet about it
These seats are unimportant, it would be better these kind of filth is out in the open so that Dems can point them out instead of having to explain Republican euphemisms.
Yeah, that because Californians are moving to Texas. Fleeing their shitholes that became that way from their votes and continue to vote the way in their new home.
LOL what?
Low-income folks moved out, high-income folks moved in
People making $55,000 or less a year were mostly moving out of California between 2007 and 2016, the report found, while people making more than $200,000 a year moved in.
More of those residents with lower income were moving to states like Texas, Nevada and Arizona. And more of those with higher incomes were coming into California from states like New York, Illinois, and New Jersey.
Young people with less education also left California
California families with children under 18 years of age moved out in droves to states like Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and Oregon. California also lost a lot of people with a high school degree or some college education in this span.
On the flip side, California gained more adults between ages 26 and 35, many with bachelor’s or master’s degree — mostly from New York and from Illinois.
With this, the face of California is changing into one that looks wealthier and middle-aged.
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com...thy-people-per-report-20180221-htmlstory.html
Poor uneducated unskilled people who can't afford to live in first world are moving back to the third world. News at 11.
Does not look like that is happening. Looks more like close to a DEM wipe out in FL though I believe they picked up a House seat.
Yea but still possible given the votes left to count.
Kind of sounds like you're saying poor people are republicans and rich people are democrats.
