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Merged 2026 Mid-Term election outcomes: US Congress

2026 Mid-Term Election Outcome: US Congress

  • Republicans retain control of House and Senate

    Votes: 8 12.9%
  • Republican House, Democrat Senate

    Votes: 1 1.6%
  • Democrat House, Republican Senate

    Votes: 21 33.9%
  • Democrat House and Senate

    Votes: 25 40.3%
  • On Planet X, Greens take house and senate

    Votes: 7 11.3%

  • Total voters
    62
I honestly think that if someone says there's receipts, it's reasonable to ask to see the receipts.

Also, things get misreported and garbled all the time. It's nice to see primary sources.
FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez's written statement was shown on television, and has been quoted in credible news reports. PBS has published a transcript in which Gomez discusses what happened.

If those sources were being disputed by a credible source, I might take the trouble to track down a copy of Gomez's written statement.
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Saw a talking head on the tube the other day who described the Save Act as a solution in search of a problem -- meaning, of course, that it was supposed to prevent voting by ineligibles, a problem which, despite what R's have been saying for decades, basically does not exist.
He wasn't actually correct. It's designed as a solution to a very specific problem: That the Republican Party faces massive losses in the upcoming mid-term elections. The act in question is designed to solve that by disenfranchising millions of likely democratic voters.
 
Saw a talking head on the tube the other day who described the Save Act as a solution in search of a problem -- meaning, of course, that it was supposed to prevent voting by ineligibles, a problem which, despite what R's have been saying for decades, basically does not exist.
He wasn't actually correct. It's designed as a solution to a very specific problem: That the Republican Party faces massive losses in the upcoming mid-term elections. The act in question is designed to solve that by disenfranchising millions of likely democratic voters.
Millions more voters. The republitraitor party have been disenfranchising minorities for decades.
 
I still don't see what the Endgame is beyond dissolution of the Union.

i think it was win the election or go to prison for quite a few of these guys, and since they won and squashed the investigations, now they're stuck having to deal with running the country and they're just winging it, but they can't stop themselves from stealing everything that's not bolted down. there is no endgame, only dealing with what's immediately in front of them. and then stealing that thing.
 
Republican Congressman Bryan Steil just acknowledged that there will be an additional process that all women will have to go through if they want to vote after changing their name due to marriage under the Save Act.
I am sure we will be told how people were "panicing" unnecessarily and how democrats are alarmists for raising that as an issue.

You know, like how we didn't have to worry about Roe v. Wade getting struck down before Trump's first term.
 
Any additional difficulty in voting for married women is likely to hurt the GOP more than the Democrats; in 2024 married white women voted Trump over Harris 56%-43%. Single white women went for Harris, 49%-47%.
 

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