Liberals have been projected to win at least 2 of 3 of these by-elections seats. This has put them into the majority about a year following the general election.

Just 3 days ago, the story broke showing Flock employees viewing camera feeds in a private community center, including but not limited to the children's gymnastics room and daycare areas.

Really missing an opportunity for Nevada DOT to use NVDOT and not NDOT? (Nebraska uses NDOT as well)

Lunar love knows no bounds. Now hurtling home from the moon, the Artemis II astronauts took a poignant page from Apollo 8 earlier this week, proposing deeply personal names for a pair of lunar craters.

the cato institute not including abortion rights in "Personal Freedom" state rankings is a pretty hilarious mask off moment

Drip drip continues, another conservative has crossed the floor to the liberals putting them just 1 seat short of a majority with next week's three by-elections looming.

In true Trump fashion he just yapped and then didn’t bother to end with a question to the crew. With the 4 second delay they did not want to step on him asking a question so they just waited. It was painfully awkward to watch.

hmmmmmmmm

the brands posting april fools content was already getting old but now is even more prolific and low effort with AI slop

The Texas Secretary of State has posted official results and it appears that Paxton lost 4.5k votes in Bell County after this update which seems to be an error.

If my bracket wasnt cooked it is now

This may be the most powerful 85 seconds I've ever seen on television.

License plate readers are proliferating in Nevada. But there are no laws on the books to regulate tools such as Flock, and lawmakers don’t appear to have discussed them at all last session, despite privacy concerns. Read about it here: thenevadaindependent.com/article/lice...

Is basketball the only sport where you are awarded a bonus for scoring while being fouled?

Could you imagine the blowback it this was posted in the US lol

I feel like this narrative all started in February 2025. In Feb '24 Las Vegas had hosted the Superbowl and it was a leap year so it had an additional day, so of course the YoY stats were gonna take a dive!

I'm not sure why there's an article every few days saying Las Vegas is completely dead when it's simply not true

Illionis primaries not having runoffs is insane

I think it’s always fun to look at New Hampshire house elections as they have FOUR HUNDRED seats for one of the least populated states.

Nunavut's single MP defected from the NDP and joined the liberals. Only 2 seats from a majority now, with 2 easy pickups for the liberals by-elections coming up. All 3 by-elections are scheduled for April 13, 2026.

they got the man an even bigger board

Last week's apparent terrorist attack in Austin at 2AM was likely timed to coincide when bars were closing. I looked into the data and found that car crash and police incidents peak right when bars close. It got me wondering, would it be safer for bars to be open later?

Runoffs getting more boring by the day

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This was a lot of fun to deploy last night with plenty of bugs left to fix. My ETL to grab data from the SoS website was pretty reliable though! texas-election-board.onrender.com

With >99% reporting statewide: Dems: 2,311,510 Repubs: 2,159,476 51-49

Another notable datapoint from Webb was the 8th ballot proposal on the dem ballot only got 62% for, all others got 86%+. "calls for the state to legalize cannabis for adults and erase criminal records for past low-level cannabis offenses."

Webb ended the night with 84% (+68) of voters taking the Dem ballot. Really fascinating place politically right now.

Current turnout is 2.22M on the Dem ballot with a decent chunk of vote remaining in Harris and Dallas counties. 2.4M very achievable right now.

election night 🤝 typos

Fast growing Montgomery county early vote is carried with pretty big margins by Paxton and Talarico

Republican senate will head to a runoff and Talarico will prevail in the Dem primary

Early vote out of Dallas County only netted Crockett 43k votes. This is pretty far behind what she needed to make any sort of comeback here.

I guess the secretary of state jumped the gun on publishing these early, they are now on the Travis County website and match what was reported early

Strangely, these early voting numbers have been removed from the secretary of state's website. Travis has yet to report out the early vote on their website.

Jasmine Crockett has officially lost Crockett County

Crazy D vs. R splits here in Webb County

Idk how Crenshaw comes back down this much in the early vote in Harris County.

Really solid numbers for Talarico out of Travis early voting

Crockett looking very good in Harris County.

NBC projection is 2.44M turnout for dems tonight. Wild.

Your own big board experience for tonight's election in Texas! texas-election-board.onrender.com

Based on a few counties who have reported out election day numbers, this way over confident. I'd say less than a third of the vote will come on election day. 2.1M would be on the extreme end, 1.8M is my guess.

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Uhm thank you Mr secretary hegseth…🥹👉👈 Is any non MAGA media left at the pentagon?

I think total turnout for dems will easily surpass 2.1 million which would be the highest ever for a gubernatorial primary and all primaries since 2008

After early voting, Texas Dems lead 54-46 in primary participation. With 1.3M votes already cast this is the most turnout in a dem primary in a gubernatorial year since 1990. Big 5 %Dem ('24 general): Harris 63% (52%) Dallas: 74% (60%) Bexar: 72% (54%) Travis: 80% (69%) Tarrant: 59% (47%)

Waiting for the hilton diamond members complaining about the lack of complementary air defense