From The Morung Express
CenterWaking up in a no-longer-red state
What's behind this
Recent coverage describes a political shift in a state previously considered red, now being characterized as a “blue tsunami.” A personal election‑results decision desk highlighted this change while tracking midterm elections from early voting through race calls. Meanwhile, a data editor examined why the election forecast failed to anticipate the tsunami, offering a post‑mortem of the model. The combined reports suggest a notable reversal in partisan alignment, though specific details such as dates, vote counts, or locations are not provided in the excerpts.
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Benjamin J DueholmThe Christian Century My personal election-results decision desk is projecting “blue tsunami” as the enduring political shorthand for the events of the last two days. Even as I write, having obsessively followed the midterm elections from early voting through race call after…
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Benjamin J DueholmThe Christian Century My personal election-results decision desk is projecting “blue tsunami” as the enduring political shorthand for the events of the last two days. Even as I write, having obsessively followed the midterm elections from early voting through race call after…
