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In response to "I've also got a poli-sci degree, and data analysis is, in my view, premature at the moment. The reason that we typically have these wave elections in -- (edited)" by pmb

Well said. Like 2020, this isn't going to be an election that has any prior model we can use for comparison.

Posted by David (aka David) Jun 24 '22, 08:17

The gerrymandering alone causes unique wrinkles.

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The gerrymandering will give the republicans a few seats in the house automatically. But it does make some other races less clear. -- nm - pmb Jun 24, 08:22
2020 …you mean the election that went GOP outside of Trump and the seats he tanked? - Will Hunting Jun 24, 08:22 3
- The mail-in one where the GOP guy controlled the mail yet they still lost the big one, yeah. - David Jun 24, 08:28 1
  - Okay, the rules are simple…popular vote doesn’t matter. It hasn’t for 230 years so…. Trump came closer to a 2nd term than Hillary did to a 1st. - Will Hunting Jun 24, 08:37
- Yep. But your last sentence should read: Reality is, the country is finding that it likes fascism more than democracy. -- nm - Jovian Jun 24, 08:24

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