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Perhaps he knows he's cooked and wants to go out with a bag of money. The investor groups would be very grateful if he gets this through.

The company is a respected regional polling firm. They have always shown Peters beating El-Sayed, but near even with either female Democrat, McMorrow or Stevens. They do state their polling are snapshots, so very dependent on when they happen. This most likely may have been before the debate.

Actually this looks about right if the pollster went with a pool that actually voted in 2024 general election.

All three of those are unworkable as originally presented. They are great concepts, but the implementation is poorly worked out. All three would cause terrible results which would eventually have to be fixed and whole concepts tossed aside for decades. The plans need to have be complete, with every aspect planned out and impact studied to craft legislation which can be implement with little to no disruption to the public. I agree with Ossoff, in their original forms they aren't good legislation. They are a starting point to develop legislation to get the same results.

I looked into this. Apparently those who voted "no" did so because there is language in the bill that gives the AI companies legal protections that make it so they don't have to build any safeguards into the program and have zero responsibility for any illegal material created with their program. There were also a few Democrats that voted against it for the same reason.

Google is only been available a little over 25 years. There is a significant number of older people who just don't use computers, even more who occasionally use them for entertainment purposes only. Gen Z is the first generation to have computer access readily available with easy to use search engines.

Most municipalities would cancel the event, the cost of higher security for such an expansive event is just not within the means of most cities. These happen on weekends. I know that , at least in Chicago, the police contract states a higher overtime rate for work on Saturdays and Sundays. These events are usually covered by a significant number of off duty personnel, who receive an overtime rate. Chicago had one of the largest Pride Parades during the 2010's, but in recent years the city has shortened the route and put a hard limit on parade entrants, all due to the security costs. Note, they have done this for all parade type events and have been reluctant to approve new ones. Chicago city finances have been questionable of late.

Because he's putting in the hours to keep himself up there. He shows up at every state Democratic party event that he's invited to. The locals love it when a national figure shows up for their event, and they remember.

Looks like all you have to do is be acknowledged nationally for doing the right thing and pointing out when those in power are doing the wrong thing.

Nobody has an idea on Alaska, the last poll was was released three weeks ago. This is the Polymarket and it looks like Peltota spiked right after Alaska Supreme Court ruled that a candidate with the same name as the incumbent may appear on the primary ballot. Alaska runs unique election system where everybody runs in a open primary and the top four advance to the general election. There is no question that Sullivan, the incumbent Republican, will make the top four. The question is could the other Sullivan make the general election and possibly siphon off some votes from the incumbent. People were betting that this could happen, and getting in early on something like this on the Polymarket is the only way to really make money.

Foushee barely won, by 1% of the vote, over a progressive challenger in the primary. Sander had endorsed the challenger.

It was Jackson's to lose once the format was decided. The guy has been in the Maine Senate for almost two decades and held top party leadership positions for over ten years. Only reason he isn't still in the Maine Senate is term limits. He just has to many connections with party leaders throughout the state for anybody to seriously challenge him.

There has only been three new plants constructed in the last 30 years. Meanwhile, twenty plants have been taken offline with half of those completing the final process of being decommissioned. If you really want to totally get rid of fossil fuels for energy production, nuclear is the only current solution.

That's because it isn't exactly betting. It's like the commodity exchange market, you make contracts to buy or sell a position. You may have a situation where early Sayed buyers are just stuck holding their losing positions to the end, as there are very few Sayed buyers out there at this time. Anybody making money on this election did it by selling out their Sayed positions after the Colorado primary, but before McMorrow suspended her campaign and the national party started to prop up Stevens with a round of high profile endorsements.

How? The guy is literally the Democratic version of George Santos.