Could someone explain the Alaska senate situation? From glancing at the numbers it seems certain that a Republican will win. Is this right? If so I don't understand why another seat isn't being added to the GOP total.
It’s because there is a runoff with ranked choice (AV) voting which could theoretically be won by one of the independents
Right but wiki is showing 75% reported and the two Republicans on 44.4% and 42.7% respectively so at this point it seems mathematically impossible for a non-Republican to win.
The runoff is the top 4 candidates and run under AV - it’s not like Georgia. Of course the GOP will win but it’s not confirmed yet.
Could someone explain the Alaska senate situation? From glancing at the numbers it seems certain that a Republican will win. Is this right? If so I don't understand why another seat isn't being added to the GOP total.
It’s because there is a runoff with ranked choice (AV) voting which could theoretically be won by one of the independents
Right but wiki is showing 75% reported and the two Republicans on 44.4% and 42.7% respectively so at this point it seems mathematically impossible for a non-Republican to win.
The runoff is the top 4 candidates and run under AV - it’s not like Georgia. Of course the GOP will win but it’s not confirmed yet.
Ah, sorry, so they're going to vote again, ie it's a runoff *and* an instant runoff?
"Michigan voters approved a new amendment to the state constitution that will add several voting and election policies, CNN projects.
It will now require nine days of in-person early voting and state-funded absentee drop boxes. It will also form canvass boards to certify results based only on the official records of votes cast and provide that only election officials could conduct post-election audits, among other changes."
- 83,000 mail in ballots still to be counted - Plus any mail in ballots received after election day up until Saturday (must be postmarked by election day)
- 83,000 mail in ballots still to be counted - Plus any mail in ballots received after election day up until Saturday (must be postmarked by election day)
CNN radio saying Cortez gained 5k from the last 13k counted there. I think she wins.
- 83,000 mail in ballots still to be counted - Plus any mail in ballots received after election day up until Saturday (must be postmarked by election day)
CNN radio saying Cortez gained 5k from the last 13k counted there. I think she wins.
I think it was actually D 13k, R 8k for a D net gain of 5k (approx 65%, 30%).
But either way my outstanding numbers are outstanding as of this minute - ie that batch was already in the counted numbers.
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It will now require nine days of in-person early voting and state-funded absentee drop boxes. It will also form canvass boards to certify results based only on the official records of votes cast and provide that only election officials could conduct post-election audits, among other changes."
https://edition.cnn.com/politics/live-news/election-results-congress-senate-house-11-09-2022/index.html
Kelly +95k
Hobbs +13k
NB. Not a typo! SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND.
- 83,000 mail in ballots still to be counted
- Plus any mail in ballots received after election day up until Saturday (must be postmarked by election day)
Total of 160,000 votes still to count in NV.
ie Clark as per previous post + other counties (mainly Washoe)
But either way my outstanding numbers are outstanding as of this minute - ie that batch was already in the counted numbers.