DIY-HP-LED
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Them good old boys can't get enough of treason and sedition, must run in the blood and for some the war never stopped in 1865. Donald ain't done with the republicans yet and Joe is gonna play him in Georgia and open up the rift between him and Mitch. It might be time for some democratic pundits to talk about the indictments against individual #1 and how "people are saying" that he will be in cuffs and purp walked by sundown on inauguration day. Ya want Donald freaking out about it, make the narrative as publicly humiliating as possible. Get him going on Mitch and his majority as much as possible and make him desperate. It looks to me like Pence isn't gonna pardon Trump, "people are saying" that Pence and Mitch got it all worked out to stab Donald in the back. Rumor monger and gaslight the fuck, he's paranoid, make him more so.
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Democrats Chances of Winning Georgia Senate Runoffs—According to Bookmakers (newsweek.com)
Democrats Chances of Winning Georgia Senate Runoffs—According to Bookmakers
The two Democratic candidates are underdogs in the forthcoming Georgia Senate runoffs, according to leading bookmakers.
Republican candidates are priced as most likely to win in both the special and regular election contests scheduled for January.
In the regular election, Betfair gave Republican incumbent David Perdue odds of 4-6 (an implied probability calculated by the bookmaker of 60 percent), while the Democratic candidate, Jon Ossoff, had odds of 6-4 (an implied 40 percent chance).
In the special Senate election, GOP appointee Kelly Loeffler is priced at 4-5 (57 percent) versus the Democrats' Raphael Warnock, who is priced at 5-4 (43 percent).
Oddschecker, which aggregates betting data from dozens of bookmakers, gave similar combined odds for both Senate runoffs in Georgia, with the Republicans priced at 11-17 (60.72 percent implied chance) and the Democrats with 13-10 (43.48 percent implied chance).
Polling suggests the two Georgia runoffs will be tight races. For example, Ossoff had 48 percent of support and Perdue had 47 percent from a sample of 1,377 likely voters in a PoliticalIQ survey released on December 4. With just those who said they would "definitely vote," Perdue came out on top with 50 percent of the vote, compared to Ossoff's 47 percent.
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Democrats Chances of Winning Georgia Senate Runoffs—According to Bookmakers (newsweek.com)
Democrats Chances of Winning Georgia Senate Runoffs—According to Bookmakers
The two Democratic candidates are underdogs in the forthcoming Georgia Senate runoffs, according to leading bookmakers.
Republican candidates are priced as most likely to win in both the special and regular election contests scheduled for January.
In the regular election, Betfair gave Republican incumbent David Perdue odds of 4-6 (an implied probability calculated by the bookmaker of 60 percent), while the Democratic candidate, Jon Ossoff, had odds of 6-4 (an implied 40 percent chance).
In the special Senate election, GOP appointee Kelly Loeffler is priced at 4-5 (57 percent) versus the Democrats' Raphael Warnock, who is priced at 5-4 (43 percent).
Oddschecker, which aggregates betting data from dozens of bookmakers, gave similar combined odds for both Senate runoffs in Georgia, with the Republicans priced at 11-17 (60.72 percent implied chance) and the Democrats with 13-10 (43.48 percent implied chance).
Polling suggests the two Georgia runoffs will be tight races. For example, Ossoff had 48 percent of support and Perdue had 47 percent from a sample of 1,377 likely voters in a PoliticalIQ survey released on December 4. With just those who said they would "definitely vote," Perdue came out on top with 50 percent of the vote, compared to Ossoff's 47 percent.