Earlier this week Senator Leah of District 2 sent a letter of resignation to Vice President Mark. Ms. Leah states this in her letter of resignation: “However, I have been battling health challenges for several months…”. We did not know that the Senator was experiencing health issues, but we here at TCR and VC-SPAN wish her and her family well. And since Leah was supposed … Continue reading A Flurry of Resignation’s
At 12:34 PM Eastern Time, on November 11, as the final election results came in, Republicans realized that James would be the next President. But the victory quickly subsided, as the prior announcement of the D5 Senate race brought on the conservatives a grim realization: there would be no Republicans in the Senate. A strange part of this election is that there were no Republicans … Continue reading There’s Only Two Libertarians In The Senate, and That’s Bad for Republicans
The November Elections is here and it’s time to layout the results for you. PRESIDENT ELECTION 🔵 WONDER: 44.76% 🔴 JAMES: 55.76% ✅ Expected Vote: 100% | PROJECTED WINNER: JAMES SENATE ELECTIONS DISTRICT 1 🟢 ROMERIO*: 50.81% ✅ 🟡 WAYNE: 49.19% Expected Vote: 100% | PROJECTED WINNER: ROMERIO DISTRICT 2 🔵 LOULOU: 57.84% ✅ 🟡 SEAVER: 25.98% 🟣 CARROT: 16.18% Expected Vote: 100% | PROJECTED … Continue reading November Election Results
The Election is around the corner and unfortunately the race isn’t so heated up this time, man I miss saying it. Well, anyways, let’s get to the good stuff. PREDICTIONS PRESIDENT: LEAN Democratic SENATE:D1: LIKELY SocialistD2: TOSSUP — D3: TOSSUP —D4: LEAN SocialistD5: LEAN/TILT Libertarian Reasoning & Analysis: PRESIDENT: The Incumbents are Socialist/Democrat or in short, Left. This could help the Democrats & Socialists rally … Continue reading Alec’s Election Predictions 📊
Undoubtedly one of the closest races in this month’s upcoming general election will be that of the District 5 Senate Race, an election for District 5’s Class one senate seat, currently the incumbent Senate President Pro Tempore Battle (L-VA). At first glance, this race may seem rather noncompetitive: after all, Senator Battle managed to edge out a majority of the vote in his September landslide … Continue reading District 5 Senate Race
The race for the District 4 is heating up with the election very soon. This is the most contested race in the history of District 4. Candidates from ALL parties including Independent(s) are running to get that seat for their caucus. The Left is trying to gain the majority and the Right is trying to retain their majority. Results is powered by the Federal Election … Continue reading Special Election Results: Senate District 4
The day after the election has brought a new surprise to the table. Incumbent District 4 Senator Antonio (L) has decided to resign, leading to a special election in District 4. Once a reliable right-leaning district, the left, led by the Socialist Party, has made gains in the district over the last couple of months, culminating in a special election that led to a tie … Continue reading District 4 Special Election Primer
The official results of the October Elections. Powered by the FEC. LIVE RESULTS 🔴 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 🔴 Lukas (R): 42.3% 🟢 Lilburne (S): 57.7% ✔️ 100% In SENATORIAL ELECTION DISTRICT 1: 🟡 Schlorp* (L): 55.7% ✔️ 🔵 Amidala (D): 44.2% 100% In DISTRICT 2: 🟢 Layla (S): 73% ✔️ 🟡 Galt (L): 26% 100% In DISTRICT 3: 🔵 Lee (D): 61% ✔️ 🟢 Mitchell (S): … Continue reading The Congressional Report: October Election Results
Election season started off yesterday with a bang. We’ve seen many candidates officially announce their candidacies for the Presidency / Vice Presidency and the Senate. Today, however, The Congressional Report will be taking a look at the District 1 Senate race. As of the publication of this article, three candidates have officially announced their candidacies for District 1 Senate via the Federal Election Commission. In … Continue reading A Look at the District 1 Senate Race
The Election Season has officially started! Many candidates didn’t waste any time on declaring their candidacy for President or U.S Senate. The following has announced their campaigns: President: Lukas/Battle (R) ✅ Lilburne/Wonder (D) ✅ Senate: Senator Schlorp (i) —D1 (L) ✅ Rep. Amidala —D1 (D) ✅ Rep. Layla —D2 (SP) ✅ Sec HSS/Acting SoD John Galt—D2 (L) ✅ Rep. Lee —D3 (D) ✅ SP Whip … Continue reading October Election Candidate Guide
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