Democrat Voters in TX, GA and NC Could Have Stayed Home on Election Day and . . .
... and Democrat Senate candidates STILL would have won because of early voting.
In Georgia, returns from the secretary of state show Sen. Jon Ossoff getting about 1,772,000 votes from early and absentee voting, compared to about 1,712,000 total votes for his opponent, GOP Rep. Mike Collins.
In Texas, data from the secretary of state shows Democratic Sen.-elect James Talarico got 4.4 million early votes, compared to 4.25 million total votes for GOP state Attorney General Ken Paxton.
In North Carolina, data from the State Board of Elections shows Democratic former Gov. Roy Cooper receiving about 1,728,000 early in-person votes, compared to about 1,643,000 votes total for Republican Michael Whatley.
https://www.cnn.com/2026/11/05/politics/democrats-senate-midterm-election-data
If this were a baseball game, the losing team's manager would have accused the winners of piling on the lead in late innings. 😂
In Georgia, returns from the secretary of state show Sen. Jon Ossoff getting about 1,772,000 votes from early and absentee voting, compared to about 1,712,000 total votes for his opponent, GOP Rep. Mike Collins.
In Texas, data from the secretary of state shows Democratic Sen.-elect James Talarico got 4.4 million early votes, compared to 4.25 million total votes for GOP state Attorney General Ken Paxton.
In North Carolina, data from the State Board of Elections shows Democratic former Gov. Roy Cooper receiving about 1,728,000 early in-person votes, compared to about 1,643,000 votes total for Republican Michael Whatley.
https://www.cnn.com/2026/11/05/politics/democrats-senate-midterm-election-data
If this were a baseball game, the losing team's manager would have accused the winners of piling on the lead in late innings. 😂
41-45, F
