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An advertisement against u/HighKingFloof that I created, but ultimately decided against using during the previous Class 1 election.
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 1 day ago
u/Impressive_Plant4418
r/MapPorn r/thespinroom r/ShitPoliticsSays r/RedactedCharts r/Enough_Sanders_Spam r/CommercialsIHate r/YAPms r/apworld r/SuperMarioOdyssey
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August 18, 2026 Primary Endorsements (Impressive_Plant4418)
NOTE: All of the following are votes in Democratic primaries. Despite the fact that I split tickets in general elections rather frequently, I always vote in Democratic primaries.
Endorsements are not given for uncontested races.
Alaska
(All Alaska primaries are blanket primaries)
- US Senate: Mary Peltola
- US House At-Large: Bill Hill (Independent)
- Governor: Bill Walker (Independent)
- Ballot Measure 1 - Campaign Contribution Limits: Yes
California
- US House 14 Special: Melissa Hernandez
Florida
- US Senate: Alex Vindman
- Governor: David Jolly
- Treasurer: Earle Ford
- Agriculture Commissioner: Donald Prichard
- US House 2: Brice Barnes
- US House 3: Troy Albers
- US House 4: Michael Kirwan
- US House 5: Mark Heggestad
- US House 6: Robert Cooper
- US House 7: Bale Dalton
- US House 11: James Pericola
- US House 12: Darren McAuley
- US House 13: Leela Gray
- US House 15: Christopher Irizarry
- US House 16: Jon Harris
- US House 17: Allen Spence
- US House 19: Victor Arias
- US House 20: Dale Holness
- US House 21: James Martin
- US House 22: Kaysia Earley
- US House 23: Lois Frankel (as a strategic vote)
- US House 24: Jean Monestime
- US House 25: Jared Moskowitz
- US House 27: Robin Peguero
Wyoming
- US Senate: James Byrd
- US House At-Large: Lisa Kinney
- Superintendent of Public Instruction: Sergio Maldonado
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 2 days ago
▲ 21 r/YAPms
The Downballot Vote: r/YAPms
An extensive poll containing every downballot race (Senate and Governor) from 2020 to 2025, meant to measure the overall political leanings and voting history of r/YAPms.
Because of the length of this poll, and the large amount of varying and distinct races, all questions are optional.
All candidate photographs are sourced from each race's respective Wikipedia page.
If there are any errors or issues, please let me know.
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 3 days ago
▲ 6 r/thespinroom
The results achieved by my endorsed candidates (August 11 primaries)
Alabama
- ❌ 6th District: Keith Pilkington
Connecticut
- ✅ Governor: Ned Lamont (only as a strategic vote)
- ❌ 1st District: John Larson (only as a strategic vote)
Minnesota
- ❌ Senate: Angie Craig
- ✅ Governor: Amy Klobuchar
- ✅ 1st District: Jake Johnson
- ❌ 2nd District: Matthew Klein
- ✅ 4th District: Betty McCollum
- ❌ 5th District: Nate Schluter
- ❌ 7th District: Steve Carlson
- ❌ 8th District: Luke Gulbranson
Wisconsin
- ✅ Governor: David Crowley
- ❌ Treasurer: Dylan Helmenstine
- ✅ 1st District: Mitchell Berman
- ✅ 2nd District: Mark Pocan (only as a strategic vote)
- ✅ 3rd District: Rebecca Cooke
- ✅ 4th District: Gwen Moore (only as a strategic vote)
- ✅ 6th District: Brad Smith
- ✅ 7th District: Fred Clark
- ✅ 8th District: Rick Crosson
Vermont
- ❌ Governor: Phil Scott (write-in)
- ❌ Lieutenant Governor: Phil Scott (write-in)
- ❌ Auditor: Nicholas Graeter
SUMMARY:
- ✅ 12 successful endorsements
- ❌ 11 failed endorsements
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 5 days ago
▲ 108 r/YAPms
Nigel Farage has won the Clacton by-election, receiving 22,239 votes. Count Binface placed in a distant second, receiving 9,455 votes.
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 6 days ago
▲ 19 r/YAPms
How 2018 Democratic Senate candidates performed relative to Hillary Clinton
NOTES:
- In Minnesota, a regularly scheduled election and a special election occurred concurrently. Data from the regularly scheduled election is used in this map.
- In Mississippi, a regularly scheduled election and a special election occurred concurrently. Data from the regularly scheduled election is used in this map.
- Because they caucus with the Democrats, Bernie Sanders and Angus King are counted as Democrats for this map.
- In California, two Democrats made the general election, with no Republican advancing. As such, the over/underperformances will appear quite disparate. Dianne Feinstein, the incumbent, is counted as the "Democrat" for this map.
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 7 days ago
▲ 4 r/thespinroom
August 11, 2026 Primary Endorsements (Impressive_Plant4418)
NOTE: All of the following are votes in Democratic primaries. Despite the fact that I split tickets in general elections rather frequently, I always vote in Democratic primaries.
Endorsements are not given for uncontested races.
Alabama
- 6th District: Keith Pilkington
Connecticut
- Governor: Ned Lamont (only as a strategic vote)
- 1st District: John Larson (only as a strategic vote)
Minnesota
- Senate: Angie Craig
- Governor: Amy Klobuchar
- 1st District: Jake Johnson
- 2nd District: Matthew Klein
- 4th District: Betty McCollum
- 5th District: Nate Schluter
- 7th District: Steve Carlson
- 8th District: Luke Gulbranson
Wisconsin
- Governor: David Crowley
- Treasurer: Dylan Helmenstine
- 1st District: Mitchell Berman
- 2nd District: Mark Pocan (only as a strategic vote)
- 3rd District: Rebecca Cooke
- 4th District: Gwen Moore (only as a strategic vote)
- 6th District: Brad Smith
- 7th District: Fred Clark
- 8th District: Rick Crosson
Vermont
- Governor: Phil Scott (write-in)
- Lieutenant Governor: Phil Scott (write-in)
- Auditor: Nicholas Graeter
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 9 days ago
▲ 43 r/YAPms
Attack ad against Alani Bankhead, released by a pro-Bodnar PAC in the lead-up to today's withdrawal deadline
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 9 days ago
▲ 4 r/thespinroom
July 2026 Spinroom Census Results - Part 2 (Mod Approvals and Subreddit Lore)
Mod Approvals
Favorite Mod?
- None of these/No opinion - 20.00%
- Wiptes167 - 20.00%
- Impressive_Plant4418 - 13.33%
- Centennial Elections - 13.33%
- TheYoungCPA - 6.67%
- One-Community-3753 - 6.67%
- Representative-Fee65 - 6.67%
- Practicalpurpose - 6.67%
- PickleArtGeek - 6.67%
TheYoungCPA Favorability
- 🟡 Neutral/No Opinion - 46.67%
- 🟢 Favorable - 40.00%
- 🔴 Unfavorable - 13.33%
CentennialElections Favorability
- 🟡 Neutral/No Opinion - 46.67%
- 🟢 Favorable - 46.67%
- 🔴 Unfavorable - 6.67%
Impressive_Plant4418 Favorability
- 🟢 Favorable - 53.33%
- 🟡 Neutral/No Opinion - 40.00%
- 🔴 Unfavorable - 6.67%
PickleArtGeek Favorability
- 🟢 Favorable - 53.33%
- 🟡 Neutral/No Opinion - 33.33%
- 🔴 Unfavorable - 13.33%
Practicalpurpose Favorability
- 🟢 Favorable - 60.00%
- 🟡 Neutral/No Opinion - 33.33%
- 🔴 Unfavorable - 6.67%
Worth-Cupcake-1714 Favorability
- 🟡 Neutral/No Opinion - 46.67%
- 🟢 Favorable - 46.67%
- 🔴 Unfavorable - 6.67%
Representative-Fee65 Favorability
- 🟡 Neutral/No Opinion - 66.67%
- 🟢 Favorable - 20.00%
- 🔴 Unfavorable - 13.33%
Wiptes167 Favorability
- 🟢 Favorable - 53.33%
- 🟡 Neutral/No Opinion - 40.00%
- 🔴 Unfavorable - 6.67%
Teammomofan Favorability
- 🟡 Neutral/No Opinion - 53.33%
- 🟢 Favorable - 33.33%
- 🔴 Unfavorable - 13.33%
Do you approve or disapprove of One-Community-3753's performance as elections secretary?
- 🟡 Neutral/No Opinion - 66.67%
- 🔴 Unfavorable - 20.00%
- 🟢 Favorable - 13.33%
Subreddit Lore
Do you believe r/thespinroom is on the right track?
- Right Track - 60.00%
- Neutral/Neither - 33.33%
- Wrong Track - 6.67%
Do you believe that democracy/sub elections are beneficial to TSR?
- Yes - 86.67%
- No - 13.33%
Do you believe that moderators should hold more power, the same amount of power, or less power than they currently do?
- Same Amount of Power - 73.33%
- Less Power - 13.33%
- More Power - 13.33%
How active would you say you are on this sub?
- Somewhat Inactive - 46.67%
- Somewhat Active - 20.00%
- Inactive/Lurker - 13.33%
- Very Active - 13.33%
- Active - 6.67%
Should u/Impressive_Plant4418 resign as moderator of r/thespinroom due to being appointed as an r/YAPms moderator?
- No - 66.67%
- Neutral/Not sure - 20.00%
- Yes - 13.33%
Which TSR political party do you align most with?
- Unaffiliated/Independent - 40.00%
- The Spinner Party - 26.67%
- Green Party - 13.33%
- UDC (CONSTAR/Straight Frogs) - 6.67%
- Iron League of the Spinroom - 6.67%
- Common Sense United Front - 6.67%
Tomfoolery Report
Thank you to all who took the census and made it possible!
This is part 2 of 2. For part 1, go here.
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 10 days ago
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July 2026 Spinroom Census Results - Part 1 (Real-Life Politics and Elections)
A total of 15 people responded to the July 2026 census, which I believe to be an increase from last time.
Partisan Alignment
Which political party do you currently affiliate and/or align with?
- 🔵 Democratic - 60.00%
- ⚪ Independent/No Party Affiliation - 20.00%
- 🔴 Republican - 13.33%
- OTHER - 6.67%
Who did you vote for in the 2024 election?
- Did not vote - 46.67%
- 🔵 Kamala Harris - 40.00%
- OTHER - 13.33%
If you didn’t vote, what was the main reason?
- Not a U.S. citizen - 62.50%
- Not eligible to vote - 37.50%
Regardless of voting eligibility, who did you/would you have voted for in the 2024 election?
- 🔵 Kamala Harris - 93.33%
- OTHER - 6.67%
Where on the political spectrum do you place yourself?
- Left-Wing - 60.00%
- Centrist - 26.67%
- Somewhat Right-Wing - 6.67%
- Very Left-Wing - 6.67%
Broadly speaking, which label do you identify with more?
- Progressive - 73.33%
- Conservative - 26.67%
Which of these best fits you?
- Fiscally Progressive / Socially Progressive - 46.67%
- Fiscally Progressive / Socially Conservative - 13.33%
- Fiscally Progressive / Socially Centrist - 13.33%
- Fiscally Centrist / Socially Progressive - 13.33%
- Fiscally Conservative / Socially Centrist - 13.33%
Demographics
What is your gender?
- Male - 93.33%
- Non-binary - 6.67%
What religion are you?
- Christian - 53.33%
- Atheist - 26.67%
- Agnostic - 13.33%
- OTHER - 6.67%
What is your race or ethnicity?
- White - 73.33%
- Asian - 20.00%
- Hispanic or Latino - 6.67%
Are you older or younger than 18?
- Older than 18 - 73.33%
- Younger than 18 - 26.67%
Approvals and Elections
Donald Trump Favorability
- Very Unfavorable - 86.67%
- Unfavorable - 13.33%
Generic Democrat vs. Generic Republican
- 🔵 Generic Democrat - 93.33%
- 🔴 Generic Republican - 6.67%
Hypothetical 2028 Republican Primary
- Ron DeSantis - 100.00%
Hypothetical 2028 Democratic Primary
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez - 35.71%
- Pete Buttigieg - 21.43%
- Andy Beshear - 14.29%
- Jon Ossoff - 14.29%
- Tom Steyer - 7.14%
- Tim Walz - 7.14%
Geography
What type of area do you live in?
- Suburban - 40.00%
- Urban - 33.33%
- Rural - 26.67%
Thank you to all who took the census and made it possible!
This is part 1 of 2. For part 2, go here.
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 10 days ago
▲ 78 r/YAPms
The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) has released their first advertisement against Abdul El-Sayed
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 14 days ago
▲ 4 r/thespinroom
What can you infer about my political leanings, based on how I would vote in downballot Texas elections?
Given that I've had fun with previous posts similar to this one, I figured I'd do another with a random state, with Texas being picked through a randomized wheel spin.
Governor
- 🔵 1960: Price Daniel
- Primary: Price Daniel
- 🔵 1962: John Connally
- Primary:
- First round: Will Wilson
- Runoff: John Connally
- Primary:
- 🔵 1964: John Connally
- Primary: John Connally
- 🔵 1966: John Connally
- Primary: John Connally
- 🔵 1968: Preston Smith
- Primary:
- First round: Preston Smith
- Runoff: Preston Smith
- Primary:
- 🔵 1970: Preston Smith
- Primary: Preston Smith
- 🔵 1972: Dolph Briscoe
- Primary:
- First round: Dolph Briscoe
- Runoff: Dolph Briscoe
- Primary:
- 🔵 1974: Dolph Briscoe
- Primary: Dolph Briscoe
- 🔵 1978: John Hill
- Primary: Dolph Briscoe
- 🔵 1982: Mark White
- Primary: Mark White
- 🔵 1986: Mark White
- Primary: Andrew C. Briscoe III
- 🔵 1990: Ann Richards
- Primary:
- First round: Jim Mattox
- Runoff: Jim Mattox (reluctantly)
- Primary:
- 🔵 1994: Ann Richards
- Primary: Ann Richards
- ⚪ 1998: Ann Richards (write-in)
- Primary: Ann Richards (write-in)
- 🔵 2002: Tony Sanchez
- Primary: Dan Morales
- ⚪ 2006: Carole Keeton Strayhorn (reluctantly)
- Primary: Bob Gammage
- 🔵 2010: Bill White
- Primary: Bill White
- 🔴 2014: Greg Abbott (somewhat reluctantly)
- Primary: Ann Richards (write-in)
- 🔴 2018: Greg Abbott
- Primary:
- First round: Andrew White
- Runoff: Andrew White
- Primary:
- 🔴 2022: Greg Abbott
- Primary: Rich Wakeland
- 🔵 2026: Gina Hinojosa (reluctantly)
- Primary: Andrew White OR Chris Bell
Senate (Class I)
- 🔵 1964: Ralph Yarborough
- Primary: Ralph Yarborough
- 🔵 1970: Lloyd Bentsen
- Primary: Lloyd Bentsen
- 🔵 1976: Lloyd Bentsen
- Primary: Lloyd Bentsen
- 🔵 1982: Lloyd Bentsen
- Primary: Lloyd Bentsen
- 🔵 1988: Lloyd Bentsen
- Primary: Lloyd Bentsen
- 🔵 1993 (spec.): Bob Krueger
- Primary (blanket): Bob Krueger
- 🔵 1994: Richard W. Fisher
- Primary:
- First round: Jim Mattox
- Runoff: Jim Mattox (reluctantly)
- Primary:
- 🔴 2000: Kay Bailey Hutchison (somewhat reluctantly)
- Primary:
- First round: Ann Richards (write-in)
- Runoff: Charles Gandy
- Primary:
- 🔵 2006: Barbara Ann Radnofsky (somewhat reluctantly)
- Primary:
- First round: Barbara Ann Radnofsky
- Runoff: Barbara Ann Radnofsky
- Primary:
- 🔵 2012: Paul Sadler
- Primary:
- First round: Paul Sadler
- Runoff: Paul Sadler
- Primary:
- 🔵 2018: Beto O'Rourke
- Primary: Edward Kimbrough
- 🔵 2024: Colin Allred
- Primary: Colin Allred
Senate (Class II)
- 🔵 1960: Lyndon B. Johnson
- Primary: Lyndon B. Johnson
- 🔵 1961 (spec.): William A. Blakley
- Primary (blanket): Will Wilson
- 🔵 1966: Waggoner Carr
- Primary: Waggoner Carr
- 🔵 1972: Barefoot Sanders
- Primary:
- First round: Barefoot Sanders
- Runoff: Barefoot Sanders
- Primary:
- 🔵 1978: Bob Krueger
- Primary: Bob Krueger
- 🔵 1984: Lloyd Doggett
- Primary:
- First round: Kent Hance
- Runoff: Kent Hance
- Primary:
- 🔵 1990: Hugh Parmer
- Primary: Hugh Parmer
- 🔵 1996: Victor Morales
- Primary:
- First round: Jim Chapman
- Runoff: John Bryant
- Primary:
- 🔵 2002: Ron Kirk
- Primary:
- First round: Ken Bentsen
- Runoff: Ron Kirk
- Primary:
- 🔵 2008: Rick Noriega
- Primary: Rick Noriega
- 🔴 2014: John Cornyn
- Primary:
- First round: David Alameel
- Runoff: David Alameel
- Primary:
- 🔴 2020: John Cornyn
- Primary:
- First round: Chris Bell
- Runoff: MJ Hegar
- Primary:
- 🔵 2026: James Talarico
- Primary: James Talarico
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 21 days ago
▲ 4 r/thespinroom
Golden Eagle Gallup Poll Results - Class 6 Moderator Election
Sample Size: 18
RCV Results
| Candidate | 1st Round | 2nd Round | 3rd Round |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wiptes167 | 6 (33.33%) | 7 (38.89%) | 13 (72.22%) |
| Nazibol1234 | 3 (16.67%) | 3 (16.67%) | 5 (27.78%) |
| FloofReborn | 2 (11.11%) | 2 (11.11%) | Eliminated |
| ICantThinkOfAName827 | 2 (11.11%) | 2 (11.11%) | Eliminated |
| Max_flares | 2 (11.11%) | 2 (11.11%) | Eliminated |
| JackColon17 | 2 (11.11%) | 2 (11.11%) | Eliminated |
| Disguised_VW_Beetle | 1 (5.56%) | Eliminated | Eliminated |
Exit Poll
How decided are you in your vote, as of now?
(10 = most decided, 1 = most undecided)
- 10 - 33.33%
- 1 - 11.11%
- 3 - 11.11%
- 5 - 11.11%
- 6 - 11.11%
- 4 - 5.56%
- 7 - 5.56%
- 8 - 5.56%
- 9 - 5.56%
Do you believe r/thespinroom is on the right track?
- Yes - 41.18%
- Neutral/Neither - 41.18%
- No - 17.65%
Out of 10 stars, with 10 being most favorable, and 1 being least favorable, how do you view the performance of r/thespinroom**'s moderation team?**
Average: 6.94
- 8 - 41.18%
- 7 - 17.65%
- 6 - 11.76%
- 1 - 5.88%
- 4 - 5.88%
- 5 - 5.88%
- 9 - 5.88%
- 10 - 5.88%
How confident are you that this election will be conducted freely and fairly?
(10 = most confident, 1 = least confident)
- 10 - 33.33%
- 1 - 22.22%
- 9 - 22.22%
- 4 - 5.56%
- 5 - 5.56%
- 7 - 5.56%
- 8 - 5.56%
How motivated are you to vote in this election?
(10 = most motivated, 1 = least motivated)
- 10 - 27.78%
- 5 - 22.22%
- 6 - 16.67%
- 1 - 11.11%
- 7 - 11.11%
- 8 - 5.56%
- 9 - 5.56%
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 23 days ago
▲ 2 r/thespinroom
The Golden Eagle Gallup: Official Class 6 Moderator Election Poll
A poll for the Class 6 Moderator Election, utilizing ranked-choice voting and including an exit poll, meant to gauge the mood of r/thespinroom's electorate.
Polls will close in 24 hours, with the results published soon thereafter.
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 24 days ago
▲ 28 r/YAPms
How 2020 Democratic Senate candidates performed relative to Joe Biden
NOTES
- In Georgia, statistics from the first round of Jon Ossoff's election are used in this map. In addition to it being the regularly scheduled election (Warnock's was a special election), the first round of Ossoff's race occurred concurrently with all other races, whereas the runoff occurred separately.
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 25 days ago
▲ 13 r/YAPms
How 2022 Democratic gubernatorial candidates performed relative to Joe Biden
NOTES:
- An independent candidate in Idaho placed second in a large number of rural counties. As a result, the margins in the state appear to be exceptionally disparate.
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 28 days ago
How 2024 Democratic Senate candidates performed relative to Kamala Harris
NOTES:
- Because both caucus with the Democrats, Bernie Sanders and Angus King are counted as "Democrats" for the purposes of this map.
- Because he was the only opposition to Republicans in the race (essentially a stand-in for Democrats), Dan Osborn is counted as a "Democrat" for the purposes of this map. While there was a concurrent special election, regularly scheduled elections are used for this map and others like it.
- Two elections occurred concurrently in California: the regularly scheduled election and the special election, both for the same seat. The statistics from the regularly scheduled election are used here.
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 1 month ago
▲ 9 r/YAPms
How the village of Monowi, Nebraska, has voted in previous elections
NOTE: These are the only datasets containing Monowi's vote totals (total?) that I had available.
President
- 🔴 2008: John McCain (+100.00%)
- ⚫ 2012: No votes
- ⚫ 2016: No votes
- 🔴 2020: Donald Trump (+100.00%)
- 🔴 2024: Donald Trump (+100.00%)
Senate
- ⚪ 2006: Third party/write-in (+100.00%)
- ⚪ 2008: Third party/write-in (+100.00%)
- ⚫ 2018: No votes
- 🔴 2020: Ben Sasse (+100.00%)
- 🔴 2024: Deb Fischer (+100.00%)
- 🔴 2024 (spec.): Pete Ricketts (+100.00%)
Governor
- 🔴 2006: Dave Heineman (+100.00%)
- ⚫ 2018: No votes
Other Downballot Races
- ⚪ 2006 Auditor: Third party/write-in (+100.00%)
- ⚪ 2006 Treasurer: Third party/write-in (+100.00%)
- 🔴 2008 Congressional (NE-3): Adrian Smith (+100.00%)
- ⚫ 2018 Attorney General: No votes
- 🔴 2024 Congressional (NE-3): Adrian Smith (+100.00%)
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 1 month ago
▲ 20 r/YAPms
How 2024 Democratic gubernatorial candidates performed relative to Kamala Harris
NOTE: A third party in the Utah gubernatorial election placed second in a handful of rural counties, which is the reason why the margins look incredibly disparate.
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/YAPms
Impressive_Plant4418 Midterm Endorsements (as of July 11, 2026)
Gubernatorial Races
- 🔵 Alabama: Doug Jones (D)
- 🟡 Alaska: Undecided
- 🔵 Arizona: Katie Hobbs (D)
- 🟡 Arkansas: Undecided
- 🔴 California: Steve Hilton (R)
- 🔵 Colorado: Phil Weiser (D)
- 🔴 Connecticut: Ryan Fazio (R)
- 🔵 Florida: David Jolly (D)
- 🔴 Georgia: Rick Jackson (R)
- 🔵 Hawaii: Josh Green (D)
- ⚪ Idaho: John Stegner (I)
- 🟡 Illinois: Undecided
- 🔵 Iowa: Rob Sand (D)
- 🟡 Kansas: Undecided
- 🔵 Maine: Hannah Pingree (D)
- 🔵 Maryland: Wes Moore (D)
- 🟡 Massachusetts: Undecided
- 🔵 Michigan: Jocelyn Benson (D)
- 🔵 Minnesota: Amy Klobuchar (D)
- 🔵 Nebraska: Lynne Walz (D)
- 🔴 Nevada: Joe Lombardo (R)
- 🔴 New Hampshire: Kelly Ayotte (R)
- 🔴 New Mexico: Gregg Hull (R)
- 🟡 New York: Undecided
- 🔵 Ohio: Amy Acton (D)
- 🔵 Oklahoma: Cyndi Munson (D)
- 🔴 Oregon: Christine Drazan (R)
- 🔵 Pennsylvania: Josh Shapiro (D)
- 🔴 Rhode Island: Republican (no specific candidate due to ongoing primary competition)
- 🟡 South Carolina: Undecided
- 🟡 South Dakota: Undecided
- ⚪ Tennessee: Phil Bredesen (write-in)
- 🔵 Texas: Gina Hinojosa (D)
- 🔴 Vermont: Phil Scott (R)
- 🟡 Wisconsin: Undecided
- 🟡 Wyoming: Undecided
Summary:
- 🔵 15 Democrats endorsed
- 🔴 9 Republicans endorsed
- ⚪ 2 independents/write-ins endorsed
- 🟡 10 races undecided
Senate Races
- 🔴 Alabama: Barry Moore (R)
- 🔵 Alaska: Mary Peltola (D)
- 🔵 Arkansas: Hallie Shoffner (D)
- 🔵 Colorado: John Hickenlooper (D)
- 🔴 Delaware: Michael Katz (R)
- 🔴 Florida: Ashley Moody (R)
- 🔵 Georgia: Jon Ossoff (D)
- ⚪ Idaho: Todd Achilles (I)
- 🔴 Illinois: Don Tracy (R)
- 🔵 Iowa: Josh Turek (D)
- 🟡 Kansas: Undecided (leaning towards Democrats, but waiting until after primary to make an endorsement)
- 🔴 Kentucky: Andy Barr (R)
- 🔴 Louisiana: Julia Letlow (R)
- 🔴 Maine: Susan Collins (R)
- 🔴 Massachusetts: John Deaton (R)
- 🟡 Michigan: Undecided
- 🟡 Minnesota: Undecided (leaning towards Democrats, but waiting until after primary to make an endorsement)
- 🔵 Mississippi: Scott Colom (D)
- ⚪ Montana: Seth Bodnar (I)
- ⚪ Nebraska: Dan Osborn (I)
- 🔴 New Hampshire: John E. Sununu (R)
- 🔵 New Jersey: Cory Booker (D)
- 🟡 New Mexico: Undecided
- 🔵 North Carolina: Roy Cooper (D)
- 🔵 Ohio: Sherrod Brown (D)
- 🟡 Oklahoma: Undecided (leaning towards Democrats, but waiting until after primary to make an endorsement)
- 🔵 Oregon: Jeff Merkley (D)
- 🔵 Rhode Island: Jack Reed (D)
- 🔵 South Carolina: Annie Andrews (D)
- ⚪ South Dakota: Brian Bengs (I)
- 🔴 Tennessee: Bill Hagerty (R)
- 🔵 Texas: James Talarico (D)
- 🔵 Virginia: Mark Warner (D)
- 🔴 West Virginia: Shelley Moore Capito (R)
- 🔵 Wyoming: James W. Byrd (D)
Summary:
- 🔵 15 Democrats endorsed
- 🔴 11 Republicans endorsed
- ⚪ 4 independents/write-ins endorsed
- 🟡 5 races undecided
u/Impressive_Plant4418 — 1 month ago