What?? A Republican conceded that they lost without demanding a recount? Wow. That's refreshing...
According to @CookPolitical, the House tally is now:

Democrats: 222
Republicans: 209

...with 4 uncalled races...and check out how close they are: Image
But wait: #NY22 is now down to just a *75* vote difference!

And in #IA02, it's down to just a *47* vote difference...and yes, a recount makes perfect sense under those circumstances:
I haven't found any updates on #CA21, but #CA25 is gonna be *really* tough for Christy Smith to pull off:
So, the Dems will end up with between 222 - 226
The GOP will end up with between 209 - 213

That gives Speaker Pelosi a 5 - 9 seat margin...minus Cedric Richmond & any other Dems plucked for Biden appointments. 👀

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22 Nov
📣 Weekly Update: Which *counties* have the highest per capita rates of #COVID19 cases & deaths? 1/
acasignups.net/20/11/22/weekl…
Counties w/highest cases of #COVID19 per capita: 2/
1. Norton County, KS
2. Bon Homme County, SD
3. Lincoln County, AR
4. Buffalo County, SD
5. Chattahoochee County, GA
6. Trousdale County, TN
7. Crowley County, CO
8. Lake County, TN
9. Lafayette County, FL
10. Dakota County, NE
19.4% of Norton County, KS's 5,400 residents have tested positive for #COVID19.

There are now 27 U.S. counties where at least 15% of the population has tested positive.

87 of the 100 counties (out of 3,100 total) w/the highest infection rate voted for Donald Trump in 2016.

3/
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18 Nov
📣 MICHIGAN: Updated/Corrected: Over 156,000 Michiganders have gained Medicaid coverage in the #COVID19 era thanks to #ACA expansion: acasignups.net/20/11/18/michi…
Here's how "Healthy Michigan" (#ACA expansion) enrollment has grown since it was launched in April 2014. It ramped up & hovered between 650K - 700K until February 2020...after which enrollment has taken off again.
That's a 23% increase since February. If the #ACA is struck down by the Trump/GOP lawsuit, *830,000 Michiganders* would be screwed.

That's one of MANY reasons why the Georgia Senate runoffs aren't just about Georgians. Donate to #FlipBothGASeats today: secure.actblue.com/donate/garunof…
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18 Nov
On the one hand, Medicaid expansion under the #ACA is up to the Governor & state legislature (which is why Georgia hasn't done so yet).

HOWEVER, if @ReverendWarnock & Jon @Ossoff are elected, the Senate could pass #HR584: 1/

acasignups.net/19/01/16/reps-…
#HR584, introduced by @RepTerriSewell & @RepVeasey last year, is very simple but would have a huge impact. Right now, if Georgia decided to expand Medicaid under the #ACA, they would have to pay 10% of the cost out of the gate. 2/

acasignups.net/19/01/16/reps-…
In Georgia, expanding Medicaid via the #ACA would provide healthcare coverage to up to 474,000 Georgians. Assuming $6,000/yr apiece total, Georgia would have to contribute $280 million/year.

Under #HR584, Georgia wouldn't pay anything for the first 3 years. 3/
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17 Nov
That's Monica Palmer on the left.
She apparently only wants white people's votes counted.
Oh yeah...this photo comes from a story last week about an ethics complaint being brought against her for having a conflict of interest.

candgnews.com/news/complaint…
Population of Detroit: ~79% black (~531K / ~673K total)

Rest of Wayne County: ~15% black (~164K / ~1.08M total)
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17 Nov
📣 OK, I delayed doing this long enough; as promised, I've finally started running my full analysis of the ~$5.9 million* I raised for Democratic candidates throughout the 2019-2020 Election Cycle.

*(still raising $ for the GA Senate runoffs)

First up: The U.S. Senate:
The grey rows are Dem Senate candidates who either dropped out or lost in the primary. A total of $36,824.95 was donated to these candidates. I debated how to categorize Adrian Perkins/Antoine Pierce since neither one was technically the Democratic nominee--there WAS none in LA.
The orange rows are for Undecided (Ossoff / Warnock / 3rd Party Orgs for the Georgia Senate Runoffs). I've raised a total of $628,784.57 for these two races combined so far; I could see hitting perhaps $700K total by Jan. 5th.

Speaking of which...

secure.actblue.com/donate/garunof…
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17 Nov
#FunFact: I've been an expert witness in 2 civil cases. The second time, I was originally supposed to testify the 1st day fo the trial but kept being rescheduled; I finally testified on the 5th day...but I had to sit in the courtroom for ~8 hours each day...at $150/hour.
The case involved both sides being clueless in different ways. A web developer working as a "volunteer deputy" at the Macomb County Sheriff's Dept. developed & maintained an elaborate website for them for free for 3 yrs...then demanded to be paid for his work, including back pay.
The plaintiff (the web developer) claimed that he was owed $300,000. He & his expert witnesses went on & on about how incredibly impressive/sophisticated the code was; all the nifty database tools he had implemented; etc etc.
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