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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: nicewatch who wrote (1500837)11/11/2024 10:52:03 PM
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In Nevada, Arizona, and Wisconsin, more people voted for the Senate race, than the presidential race.

In all three of those states, it looks like the Democrat senator is going to end up winning, even though Donald Trump won the state.
Once all the votes have been counted, each of the Senate candidates will end up doing better than Kamala Harris did in the state. Glaringly so in Arizona.
Split tickets have occurred a total of three or four times in modern political history.
This is the first time it ever happened in three different states in the same election.


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