theflyingmongoose's Test Thread

[theflyingmgoose]

Conservative: 49.1%/ 443 Seats (+10)
Labour: 20.2%/ 138 Seats (-7)
UKIP: 10.7%/ 7 Seats (+2)
LibDems: 6.9%/ 11 Seats (+3)

Zac Goldsmith, 79th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
January 9, 2010-December 14, 2017
Theresa May, 80th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
December 14, 2017-December 13, 2019

 

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Conservative: 44.7%/ 370 Seats (-73)
Labour: 25.7%/ 192 Seats (+54)
UKIP: 11.1%/ 10 Seats (+3)
LibDems: 7.5%/ 13 Seats (+2)

Theresa May, 80th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
December 14, 2017-March 14, 2020
Boris Johnson, 81st Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
March 14, 2020-November 5, 2021
Liz Truss, 82nd Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
November 5, 2021-December 17, 2021
Jeremy Hunt, 83rd Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
December 17, 2021-December 29, 2021
Boris Johnson, 84th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
December 29, 2021-April 8, 2022
Rishi Sunak, 85th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
April 8, 2022-November 12, 2022
Kemi Badenoch, 86th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
November 12, 2022-Present

 

[theflyingmgoose]

PRIME MINISTERS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM:
John Major, November 28, 1990-January 13, 1999
Tony Blair, January 13, 1999-April 25, 2002
Michael Howard, April 25, 2002-December 6, 2004
Tony Blair, December 6, 2004-March 11, 2008
Gordon Brown, March 11, 2008-October 30, 2008
Ed Miliband, October 30, 2008-January 9, 2010
Zac Goldsmith, January 9, 2010-December 14, 2017
Theresa May, December 14, 2017-March 14, 2020
Boris Johnson, March 14, 2020-November 5, 2021
Liz Truss, November 5, 2021-December 17, 2021
Jeremy Hunt, December 17, 2021-December 29, 2021
Boris Johnson, December 29, 2021-April 8, 2022
Rishi Sunak, April 8, 2022-November 12, 2022
Kemi Badenoch, November 12, 2022-Present

By Tenure:
Major: 8 Years, 1 Month, 17 Days
Goldsmith: 7 Years, 11 Months, 6 Days
Blair: 6 Years, 6 Months, 19 Days
Howard: 2 Years, 7 Months, 12 Days
May: 2 Years, 3 Months, 1 Day
Johnson: 1 Year, 11 Months, 3 Days
Miliband: 1 Year, 2 Months, 11 Days
Brown: 7 Months, 20 Days
Sunak: 7 Months, 5 Days
Truss: 1 Month, 13 Days
Hunt: 13 Days
Badenoch: 2 Days

UK FACTS:
Population: 67,000,000 (-330,000)
GDP: $3.5 Trillion(+$313 Billion)
GDP/C: $52,238 (+$4,904)
HDI: 0.944 (+0.012)

Prime Minister Job Approval:
NO: 38.4%
YES: 33.9%

 

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Democracy Now: 67 Seats (New)
Mother RuSSia: 28 Seats (New)
Social Liberal: 5 Seats (New)

Ivars Godmanis, 1st Prime Minister of Latvia
May 7, 1990-October 18, 1995

 

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Democracy Now: 55 Seats (-12)
Mother RuSSia: 20 Seats (-8)
Social Liberal: 14 Seats (+11)
Conservative: 11 Seats (New)

Ivars Godmanis, 1st Prime Minister of Latvia
May 7, 1990-June 10, 1996
Ingrida Udre, 2nd Prime Minister of Latvia
June 10, 1996-March 19, 1998

 

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Democracy Now: 45 Seats (-10)
SL/Green: 23 Seats (+9)
Conservative: 19 Seats (+8)
Mother RuSSia: 13 Seats (-7)

Ivars Godmanis, 3rd Prime Minister of Latvia
March 19, 1998-September 28, 2000

 

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SL/Green: 40 Seats (+17)
Democracy Now: 35 Seats (-10)
Conservative: 19 Seats (-)
Mother RuSSia: 6 Seats (-7)

Indulis Emsis, 4th Prime Minister of Latvia
September 28, 2000-May 17, 2003

 

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SL/Green: 52 Seats (+12)
Democracy Now: 27 Seats (-8)
Conservative: 16 Seats (-3)
Mother RuSSia: 5 Seats (-1)

Indulis Emsis, 4th Prime Minister of Latvia
September 28, 2000-May 15, 2007

 

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POD: House deadlocks over Trump or Biden, Pence becomes President after breaking 50-50 tie.

SENATE:

D: 60 (+10)
R: 39 (-11)
I: 1 (+1)

PA-SEN:
✓John Fetterman (D): 55.1%
Mehmet Fucking Oz (R): 41.8%

OH-SEN:
✓Tim Ryan (D): 53.5%
J.D. Vance (R): 46.5%

NC-SEN:
✓Cheri Beasley (D): 51.7%
Patrick McCrory (R): 47.2%

GA-SEN:
✓Raphael Warnock* (D): 53.9%
Herschel J. Walker (R): 43.5%

FL-SEN:
✓Val Demings (D): 50.0%
Marco Rubio* (R): 49.4%

KY-SEN:
✓Charles Booker (D): 50.1%
Rand F. Paul* (R): 49.9%

MO-SEN:
✓Jason Kander* (D): 52.1%
Mark McCloskey (R): 45.6%

IA-SEN:
✓Abby Finkenauer (D): 51.0%
Chuck E. Grassley* (R): 49.0%

WI-SEN:
✓Mandela Barnes (D): 53.4%
Ron Fucking Johnson* (R): 46.6%

CO-SEN:
✓Michael Bennet* (D): 54.0%
Joseph 'Joe' O'Dea (R): 45.3%

AZ-SEN:
✓Mark Kelly* (D): 56.9%
Blake Masters (R): 40.0%

UT-SEN:
✓Evan McMullin (I): 46.2%
Mike S. Lee* (R): 45.7%

NV-SEN:
✓Catherine Cortz-Masto* (D): 52.5%
Adam Paul Laxalt (R): 46.2%

AK-SEN:
✓Al S. Gross (D): 48.8%/51.9%
Kelly Tshibaka (R): 41.5%/48.1%
Joe Miller (I-L): 7.1%
Bob Bird (AIP): 2.5%

OK-SEN-S:
✓Kendra Horn (D): 47.0%
Scott F. Pruitt (R): 46.2%

HOUSE:

D: 252 (+30)
R: 183 (-30)

ME-02: Jared Golden* (D) def. Bruce Poliquin (R), Tiffany Bond (I), 54%-38%-8%
NY-01: Bridget Fleming (D) def. Nick LaLota (R), 51%-49%
NY-03: Robert Zimmerman (D) def. George Santos (R), 52%-48%
NY-04: Laura Gillen (D) def. Anthony D'Esposito (R), 55%-45%
NY-11: Max Rose (D) def. Nicole Malliotakis* (R), 51%-49%
NY-17: Sean Patrick Maloney* (D) def. Mike Lawler (R), 55%-45%
NY-19: Josh Riley (D) def. Marc Molinaro (R), 56%-44%
NY-22: Francis Conole (D) def. Brandon Williams (R), 55%-44%
NY-21: Elise Stefanik* (R) def. Matt Castelli (D), 51%-49%
NJ-07: Tom Malinowski* (D) def. Tom Kean, Jr. (R), 53%-47%
PA-01: Ashley Ehasz (D) def. Brian Fitzpatrick* (R), 51%-48%
PA-10: Eric Ding (D) def. Scott Perry* (R), 51%-49%
PA-16: Mike Kelly* (R) def. Dan Pastore (D), 50%-49%
MD-01: Heather Mizeur (D) def. Andy Harris* (D), 48%-47%
VA-01: Herb Jones (D) def. Rob Wittman* (R), 49%-47%
VA-02: Elaine Luria* (D) def. Jen Kiggans (R), 57%-43%
VA-05: Josh Throneburg (D) leads Bob Good* (R), 49%-49%
NC-09: Ben Clark (D) def. Richard Hudson* (R), 50%-48%
NC-11: Moe Davis (D) def. Chuck Edwards (R), 50%-46%
SC-01: Annie Andrews (D) def. Katie Arrington (R), 50%-45%
GA-01: Buddy Carter* (R) def. Theresa Tomlinson (D), 49%-48%
GA-06: Mallory Staples (R) def. Carolyn Bordeaux* (D), 50%-49%
FL-02: Al Lawson* (D) def. Neal Dunn* (R), 50%-50%
FL-07: Stephanie Murphy* (D) def. Cory Mills (R), 53%-45%
FL-11: Laura Loomer (R) def. Shante Munns (D), 52%-48%
FL-13: Eric Lynn (D) def. Anna Paulina Luna (R), 53%-46%
FL-15: Alan Cohn (D) def. Laurel Lee (R), 51%-49%
FL-27: Annette Taddeo (D) def. Maria Salazar* (R), 52%-48%
TN-05: Jim Cooper* (D) def. Andy Ogles (R), 51%-47%
KY-06: Amy McGrath (D) def. Andy Barr* (R), 47%-45%
OH-07: Matthew Diemer (D) def. Max Miller (R), 53%-47%
OH-15: Allison Russo* (D) def. Mike Carey (R), 52%-46%
IN-05: Victoria Spartz* (R) def. Jeannine Lee Lake (D), 48%-47%
MI-04: Joseph Alfonso (D) def. Bill Huizenga* (R), 49%-45%
MI-10: Carl Marlinga (D) def. John James (R), 55%-43%
WI-01: Randy Bryce (D) def. Brian Steil* (R), 53%-46%
WI-03: Ron Kind (D) def. Derrick Van Orden (R), 57%-41%
TX-06: Jake Ellzey (R) def. Jana Lynne Sanchez* (D), 59%-40%
MN-01: Jeff Ettinger* (D) def. Brad Finstad (R), 48%-46%
MN-08: Joe Radinovich (D) def. Pete Stauber* (R), 52%-48%
IA-01: Christine Bohannan (D) def. Marianette Miller-Meeks* (R), 55%-45%
IA-02: Liz Mathis (D) def. Ashley Hinson* (R), 54%-46%
IA-03: Cindy Axne* (D) def. Zach Nunn (R), 57%-43%
NE-01: Mike Flood (R) def. Patty Brooks* (D), 50%-47%
NE-02: Tony Vargas (D) def. Don Bacon* (R), 54%-43%
MO-02: Cort VanOstran (D) def. Ann Wagner* (R), 49%-45%
KS-02: Patrick Schmidt (D) def. Jake LaTurner* (R), 48%-47%
TX-15: Michelle Vallejo (D) def. Monica De La Cruz (R), 51%-45%
TX-23: Gina Ortiz Jones (D) def. Tony Gonzales* (R), 48%-45%
CO-03: Adam Frisch (D) def. Lauren Boebert* (R), 53%-44%
CO-05: Gregg Smith (D) def. Doug Lamborn* (R), 49%-47%
AZ-01: Jevin Hodge (D) def. David Schweikert* (R), 55%-45%
AZ-02: Tom O'Halleran* (D) def. Tiffany Shedd (R), 57%-41%
AZ-06: Kirsten Engel (D) def. Juan Ciscomani (R), 54%-46%
MT-01: Monica Tranel (D) def. Ryan Zinke (R), 51%-43%
WA-05: Cathy McMorris Rogers* (R) def. Natasha Hill (D), 51%-49%
OR-05: Jamie McLeod-Skinner (D) def. Lori Chavez-DeRemer (R), 53%-47%
CA-03: Max Steiner (D) def. Kevin Kiley (R), 53%-47%
CA-13: Adam Gray (D) def. John Duarte (R), 55%-45%
CA-22: Rudy Salas (D) def. David Valadao* (R), 54%-46%
CA-27: Christy Smith (D) def. Mike Garcia* (R), 51%-49%
CA-40: Young Kim* (R) def. Asif Mahmood (D), 51%-49%
CA-41: Will Rollins (D) def. Ken Calvert* (R), 54%-46%
CA-45: Jay Chen (D) def. Michelle Steel* (R), 55%-45%
ND-AL: Cara Mund (D) def. Kelly Armstrong* (R), 51%-49%
AK-AL: Mary Peltola* (D) def. Sarah Palin (R), Nick Begich (R), 56%-21%-19%

GUBERNATORIAL:

D: 34 (+12)
R: 16 (-12)

NH-GOV:
✓Colin Van Ostern (D): 48.8%
Christopher Sununu* (R): 48.4%

NY-GOV:
✓Kathy Hochul* (D): 52.2%
Lee M. Zeldin (R): 47.8%

PA-GOV:
✓Josh Shapiro (D): 59.8%
Doug Mastriano (R): 37.4%

OH-GOV:
✓Mike DeWine* (R): 51.7%
Nan Whaley (D): 45.7%

MI-GOV:
✓Gretchen Whitmer* (D): 58.5%
Tudor Makary Dixon (R): 40.3%

WI-GOV:
✓Tony Evers* (D): 53.9%
Rebecca Kleefisch (R): 45.2%

IA-GOV:
✓Janet Petersen (D): 47.3%
Kim Reynolds* (R): 46.2%

SC-GOV:
✓Joe Cunningham (D): 49.7%
Henry McMaster* (R): 49.5%

GA-GOV:
✓Stacey Abrams (D): 50.4%
Brian P. Kemp* (R): 48.3%

FL-GOV:
✓Chris King (D): 48.4%
Jeanette Nunez* (R): 47.1% (NOTE: Nunez took over as Governor of Florida on March 19, 2022 following Ron DeSantis's confirmation as Vice President)

OK-GOV:
✓Joy Hofmeister (D): 47.4%
John Kevin Stitt* (R): 44.1%

TX-GOV:
✓Beto O'Rourke (D): 50.0%
Greg Fucking Abbott* (R): 46.9%

KS-GOV:
✓Laura Kelly* (D): 53.8%
Derek Schmidt (R): 45.2%

WY-GOV:
✓Pete Gosar (D): 37.2%
Mark Gordon* (R): 36.4%
Steve Bannon (I): 23.6%

CO-GOV:
✓Jared Polis* (D): 70.4%
Heidi Ganahl (R): 27.6%

AZ-GOV:
✓Katie Hobbs (D): 56.0%
Kari LOL Lake (R): 42.5%%

NV-GOV:
✓Carolyn Goodman (D): 54.2%
Joseph 'Joe' Lombardo (R): 44.6%

AK-GOV:
✓Alyse Galvin (D): 44.0%/55.0%
Mike Dunleavy* (R): 34.8%/45.0%
Bill Walker (I): 18.1%

 

[theflyingmgoose]

PRESIDENTS:
Donald J. Trump (R): January 20, 2017-January 20, 2021
2016- def. Hillary Clinton (OTL)
2020- tied. Joe Biden (268-269 EV/51.9%-46.0% PV)
Mike Pence (R): January 20, 2021-???
2021- 51-50 Senate vote for VP

2021 VA ELECTIONS:
Governor:
✓Juli Briskman (D): 53.8%
Glenn Youngkin (R): 45.1%

Lieutenant Governor:
✓Jennifer Carroll Foy (D): 54.0%
Winsome Sears (R): 44.2%

Attorney General:
✓Mark Herring* (D): 53.1%
Jason Miyares (R): 46.0%

State House:

D: 71 (+16)
R: 29 (-16)

2021 NJ ELECTIONS:
Governor:
✓Phil Murphy* (D): 60.2%
Diane B. Allen (R): 37.5%

State Senate:

D: 33 (+8)
R: 7 (-8)

State House:
D: 67 (+15)
R: 13 (-15)

 

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ALABAMA STATE SENATE:

R: 23 (-4)
D: 12 (+4)

ALABAMA STATE HOUSE:

R: 67 (-8)
D: 38 (+8)

ALASKA STATE SENATE:

D: 11 (+4)
R: 9 (-4)

ALASKA STATE HOUSE:

D: 20 (+5)
R: 16 (-4)
I: 4 (-)

ARIZONA STATE SENATE:

D: 19 (+5)
R: 11 (-5)

ARIZONA STATE HOUSE:

D: 28 (+9)
R: 22 (-9)

 

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ARKANSAS STATE SENATE:

R: 23 (-5)
D: 12 (+5)

ARKANSAS STATE HOUSE:

R: 55 (-22)
D: 45 (+22)

CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE:

D: 36 (+5)
R: 4 (-5)

CALIFORNIA STATE HOUSE:
D: 69 (+9)
R: 11 (-9)

 

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ATTORNEY GENERALS:

D: 25 (+6)
R: 18 (-6)

SECRETARY OF STATE:


STATE SENATE:
D: 26 (+6)
R: 9 (-6)

COLORADO STATE HOUSE:
D: 53 (+12)
R: 12 (-12)

CONNECTICUT STATE SENATE:
D: 34 (+11)
R: 2 (-11)

CONNECTICUT STATE HOUSE:
D: 119 (+22)
R: 32 (-22)

DELAWARE STATE SENATE:
D: 16 (+2)
R: 5 (-2)

DELAWARE STATE HOUSE:
D: 29 (+3)
R: 12 (-3)

FLORIDA STATE SENATE:
R: 22 (-2)
D: 18 (+2)

FLORIDA STATE HOUSE:
R: 62 (-16)
D: 58 (+16)

GEORGIA STATE SENATE:
R: 29 (-5)
D: 27 (+5)

GEORGIA STATE HOUSE:
R: 93 (-10)
D: 87 (+10)

HAWAII STATE SENATE:
D: 25 (+1)
R: 0 (-1)

HAWAII STATE SENATE:
D: 50 (+3)
R: 1 (-3)

IDAHO STATE SENATE:
R: 26 (-2)
D: 9 (+2)

IDAHO STATE HOUSE:
R: 54 (-4)
D: 16 (+4)

ILLINOIS STATE SENATE:
D: 43 (+2)
R: 16 (-2)

ILLINOIS STATE HOUSE:
D: 88 (+15)
R: 30 (-15)

INDIANA STATE SENATE:
R: 33 (-6)
D: 17 (+6)

INDIANA STATE HOUSE:
R: 58 (-13)
D: 42 (+13)

IOWA STATE SENATE:
D: 26 (+8)
R: 24 (-8)

IOWA STATE HOUSE:
D: 54 (+14)
R: 46 (-14)

KANSAS STATE HOUSE:
R: 67 (-19)
D: 58 (+19)

KENTUCKY STATE SENATE:
R: 25 (-5)
D: 13 (+5)

KENTUCKY STATE HOUSE:
R: 56 (-19)
D: 44 (+19)

MAINE STATE SENATE:
D: 28 (+6)
R: 7 (-6)

MAINE STATE HOUSE:
D: 106 (+27)
R: 34 (-32)
I: 10 (+5)

MARYLAND STATE SENATE:
D: 36 (+4)
R: 11 (-4)

MARYLAND STATE HOUSE:
D: 110 (+11)
R: 31 (-11)

MASSACHUSETTS STATE SENATE:
D: 38 (+1)
R: 2 (-1)

MASSACHUSETTS STATE HOUSE:
D: 142 (+13)
R: 18 (-13)

MICHIGAN STATE SENATE:
D: 27 (+11)
R: 11 (-11)

MICHIGAN STATE HOUSE:
D: 76 (+23)
R: 34 (-23)

MINNESOTA STATE SENATE:
D: 45 (+14)
R: 22 (-14)

MINNESOTA STATE HOUSE:
D: 87 (+17)
R: 47 (-17)

MISSOURI STATE SENATE:
R: 20 (-4)
D: 14 (+4)

MISSOURI STATE HOUSE:
R: 85 (-19)
D: 68 (+19)

MONTANA STATE SENATE:
R: 25 (-9)
D: 25 (+9)

MONTANA STATE HOUSE:
D: 56 (+23)
R: 44 (-23)

NEBRASKA STATE SENATE:
R: 26 (-6)
D: 23 (+6)

NEVADA STATE SENATE:
D: 15 (+3)
R: 6 (-3)

NEVADA STATE HOUSE:
D: 33 (+7)
R: 9 (-7)

NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE SENATE:
D: 21 (+11)
R: 3 (-11)

NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE HOUSE:
D: 257 (+76)
R: 143 (-63)

NEW MEXICO STATE HOUSE:
D: 52 (+7)
R: 38 (-7)

NEW YORK STATE SENATE:
D: 50 (+7)
R: 13 (-7)

NEW YORK STATE HOUSE:
D: 112 (+5)
R: 38 (-5)

NORTH CAROLINA STATE SENATE:
D: 28 (+6)
R: 22 (-6)

NORTH CAROLINA STATE HOUSE:
D: 70 (+19)
R: 50 (-19)

NORTH DAKOTA STATE SENATE:
R: 38 (-2)
D: 9 (+2)

NORTH DAKOTA STATE HOUSE:
R: 71 (-9)
D: 23 (+9)

OHIO STATE SENATE:
R: 21 (-4)
D: 12 (+4)

OHIO STATE HOUSE:
D: 59 (+24)
R: 40 (-24)

Here we have our largest swing- the bigger university and rural shifts shifts push Lawrence (D) over Carruthers* (R) by 2.3%, a swing of over 30 points

OKLAHOMA STATE SENATE:
R: 36 (-3)
D: 12 (+3)

OKLAHOMA STATE HOUSE:
R: 73 (-8)
D: 28 (+8)

OREGON STATE SENATE:
D: 19 (+1)
R: 8 (-2)
I: 3 (+1)

OREGON STATE HOUSE:
D: 47 (+10)
R: 13 (-10)

PENNSYLVANIA STATE SENATE:
D: 26 (+5)
R: 24 (+5)

PENNSYLVANIA STATE HOUSE:
D: 121 (+31)
R: 82 (-31)

RHODE ISLAND STATE SENATE:
D: 36 (+3)
R: 2 (-3)

RHODE ISLAND STATE HOUSE:
D: 70 (+5)
R: 5 (-5)

SOUTH CAROLINA STATE HOUSE:
R: 74 (-7)
D: 50 (+7)

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE SENATE:
R: 24 (-8)
D: 11 (+8)

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE HOUSE:
R: 54 (-8)
D: 16 (+8)

TENNESSEE STATE SENATE:
R: 22 (-4)
D: 10 (+4)

TENNESSEE STATE HOUSE:
R: 55 (-18)
D: 44 (+18)

TEXAS STATE SENATE:
D: 16 (+3)
R: 15 (-3)

TEXAS STATE HOUSE:
D: 81 (+16)
R: 69 (-16)

UTAH STATE SENATE:
R: 20 (-3)
D: 9 (+3)

UTAH STATE HOUSE:
R: 50 (-8)
D: 25 (+8)

VERMONT STATE SENATE:
D: 27 (+6)
R: 3 (-5)

VERMONT STATE HOUSE:
D: 109 (+17)
R: 24 (-22)
P: 9 (+2)
I: 8 (+3)

WASHINGTON STATE SENATE:
D: 32 (+4)
R: 17 (-4)

WASHINGTON STATE HOUSE:
D: 73 (+16)
R: 25 (-16)

WEST VIRGINIA STATE SENATE:
R: 21 (-2)
D: 13 (+2)

WEST VIRGINIA STATE HOUSE:
R: 59 (-19)
D: 41 (+19)

WISCONSIN STATE SENATE:
D: 18 (+6)
R: 15 (-6)

WISCONSIN STATE HOUSE:
D: 60 (+22)
R: 39 (-22)

WYOMING STATE SENATE:
R: 26 (-2)
D: 4 (+2)

WYOMING STATE HOUSE:
R: 46 (-5)
D: 14 (+7)

UPPER HOUSE CONTROL:


LOWER HOUSE CONTROL:


TRIFECTA CONTROL:


STATE REFERNDUMS:

AZ-132: Require Supermajority Vote For Ballot Measures On New Taxes, NO 56.5%-43.5%
AZ-310: Create New Sales Tax To Fund Fire District, YES 53.1%-46.9%
AR-04: Legalize Recreational Cannabis, YES 51.5%-48.5%
CA-30: Raise Income Taxes On Income Above $5 Million By 1.75% To Fund Education, Climate, and Infrastructure, YES 55.4%-44.6%
CA-34: Remove Constitutional Language Allowing Slavery As Punishment, YES 91.8%-8.2%
DE-01: Legalize Recreational Cannabis, YES 73.5%-26.5%
IA-01: Establish The Right To Bear Arms As A Constitutional Right, NO 50.2%-49.8%
LA-07: Remove Constitutional Language Allowing Slavery As Punishment, YES 50.7%-49.3%
ND-02: Legalize Recreational Cannabis, YES 55.4%-44.6%
SD-27: Legalize Recreational Cannabis, YES 52.7%-47.3%
TN-01: Establish Right-To-Work, NO, 50.1%-49.9%
TN-04: Lift A Ban On Clergy Running For State Legislature, NO, 53.3%-46.7%
WA-40: Keep The Tax On Rideshare Companies, YES 58.1%-41.9%

LEGALITY OF MARIJUANA:

LEGALITY OF SLAVERY AS PUNISHMENT:

 

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EXIT POLL, ELECTION 2022:
TOTAL: 56% D, 42% R
APPROVAL OF PRESIDENT PENCE:
NO: 55%
YES: 37%
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On Foreign Policy:
YES: 68%
NO: 28%
On Domestic Policy:
NO: 70%
YES: 25%
GENDER
MALE: 51% D, 47% R
FEMALE: 63% D, 35% R
RACE
WHITE: 48% D, 49% R
BLACK: 93% D, 5% R
LATINO: 69% D, 30% R
ASIAN: 69% D, 29% R
-
WHITE: 48% D, 49% R
N-WHITE: 81% D, 18% R
SEX BY RACE
WHITE MEN: 46% D, 53% R
WHITE WOMEN: 52% D, 46% R
BLACK MEN: 89% D, 10% R
BLACK WOMEN: 96% D, 3% R
LATINO MEN: 62% D, 36% R
LATINO WOMEN: 74% D, 25% R
AGE
18-29: 77% D, 22% R
30-44: 61% D, 37% R
45-64: 51% D, 46% R
65+: 49% D, 49% R
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18-44: 66% D, 32% R
45+: 51% D, 48% R
EDUCATION:
NO COLLEGE: 44% D, 54% R
SOME COLLEGE: 54% D, 44% R
BA/BS DEGREE: 63% D, 36% R
ADVANCED DEGREE: 69% D, 28% R
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NO COLLEGE DEGREE: 50% D, 48% R
COLLEGE DEGREE: 64% D, 34% R
EDUCATION BY RACE:
WHITE COLLEGE: 60% D, 37% R
WHITE NON-COLLEGE: 39% D, 59% R
NON WHITE COLLEGE: 80% D, 17% R
NON WHITE NON COLLEGE: 81% D, 18% R
EDUCATION BY WHITE BY SEX:
WHITE WOMEN COLLEGE: 66% D, 32% R
WHITE MEN COLLEGE: 55% D, 43% R
WHITE WOMEN NON COLLEGE: 39% D, 60% R
WHITE MEN NON COLLEGE: 37% D, 61% R

Democrats march to record majorities in rebuke to Pence
-November 9, 2022

PENCE: We will reconsider our course of action
-November 10, 2022

Wisconsin Republican gerrymander smashed as Dems win a trifecta
-November 12, 2022

Romney-McDaniel remains defiant, says losses were 'less than anticipated' as Dems take Oklahoma Governorship
-November 13, 2022

Jared Polis leaps from $0.05 to $0.24 on PredictIt following landslide
-November 16, 2022

Pete Gosar, brother of menace to society Paul Gosar, elected Governor of Wyoming
-November 18, 2022

Unemployment rises from 4.7% to 5.0% in latest report
-November 20, 2022

Tabulation begins in Alaska ranked-choice election
-November 21, 2022

President Pence signs $31.6 Billion Ukraine aid deal
-November 25, 2022

Alyse Galvin and Al Gross victors in Alaska
-November 27, 2022

Pharma bidding war ends as company pays twice as much for M&A deal than share value
-November 30, 2022

Donald Trump announces primary challenge to President Pence
-December 1, 2022

Alyse Galvin sworn in as the 13th Governor of Alaska as Dems take a full trifecta
-December 5, 2022

Dianne Feinstein announces retirement, won't run in 2024.
-December 8, 2022

Polls show Pence rapprochement with Europe and support for Ukraine may have cut Democratic gains by up to 30 seats
-December 10, 2022

Trump holds 10% lead over Pence in latest polling
-December 11, 2022

Partial break in arctic jetstream to lower temperatures by an average of 5 to 7 degrees in much of the Pacific Northwest down to San Jose
-December 14, 2022

Texas Democrats including Governor-elect O'Rourke announce minimum wage increases and moderate gun legislation
-December 18, 2022

Unemployment up to 5.3% from last month
-December 20, 2022

Democrats prepare for strong 2023 year
-December 27, 2022

 

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2021 Ugandan Presidential Election- January 14, 2021
✓Yoweri Museveni*: 51.7%
Robert Kyagulanyi: 43.5%

2021 Canadian Federal Election- September 14, 2021
Liberal: 137 (-18)
Conservative: 113 (-6)
New Democratic: 44 (+20)
Bloc Quebec: 32 (-)
Green: 9 (+7)
People's: 2 (+2)

2021 Mexican Legislative Election- June 6, 2021
MORENA: 144 (-47)
PAN: 109 (+28)
PVEM: 102 (+86)
PRI: 70 (+25)
PT: 27 (-34)
MC: 25 (-2)
PRD: 25 (+4)

2021 Nicaraguan Presidential Election- November 7, 2021
✓Daniel Ortega: 61.0%
Medardo Mairena: 37.8%

2021 Japanese General Election- October 31, 2021
LDP: 235 Seats (-49)
CDP: 108 Seats (New)
Ishin: 41 Seats (+30)
DPP: 40 Seats (New)
Komei: 30 Seats (+1)
JCP: 5 Seats (-6)

2021 German General Election- September 26, 2021
CDU: 205 Seats (-41)
SDP: 201 Seats (+48) SDP formed a Government
Green: 108 Seats (+41)
FDP: 95 Seats (+15)
AfD: 95 Seats (+2)
Left: 22 Seats (-47)

2021 London Mayoral Election- May 6, 2021
✓Shaun Bailey: 50.7%
Sadiq Aman Khan*: 49.3%

2021 Norwegian Parliamentary Election- September 13, 2021
Conservative: 46 (+1)
Labour: 34 (-15)
Progress: 34 (+7)
Centre: 29 (+10)
Liberal: 9 (+1)
Socialist: 7 (-4)
Red: 2 (+1)
Green: 3 (+2)
CDP: 3 (-5)

2021 Israeli Parliamentary Election- March 23, 2021
B&W: 31 (+3)
Likud: 24 (-13)
Meretz: 12 (+9)
Labor: 8 (+5)
Shas: 7 (-2)
Yamina: 7 (+4)
NH: 7 (New)
YBT: 7 (-)
AJL: 6 (-5)
UTJ: 5 (-2)
UAL: 4 (-)

2021 Iranian Presidential Election- June 18, 2021 (Preliminary Tallies Accidentally Leaked)
✓Mohammad Ghalibaf: 24,964,564 (70.1%)
Ebrahim Raisi: 10,648,223 (29.9%)

2021 Iranian Presidential Election- June 18, 2021 (Certified Results)
✓Ebrahim Raisi: 14,667,651 (55.2%)
Mohammad Ghalibaf: 11,904,181 (44.8%)

2022 Hungarian Parliamentary Election- April 3, 2022
Fidesz: 103 (-30)
UFH: 91 (+26)
OHL: 5 (New)

2022 French Constitutional Referendum- February 6, 2022
Motion to make Presidential terms 6 years and adopt changes to election law. An election will be held with a first round on January 20, 2023 and a second round on February 24, 2023, with the winner taking office on May 14, 2023. The office will also now have a term limit of one consecutive term.
✓YES: 17,032,475 (53.7%)
NO: 14,685,356 (46.3%)

2022 Australian Federal Election- May 21, 2022
Labor: 71 Seats (+2)
Coalition: 51 Seats (-24)
Teal: 16 Seats (+12)
Green: 11 Seat (+10)

2022 Cuban Family Code Referendum- September 25, 2022
✓NO: 3,166,060 (50.5%)
YES: 3,103,366 (49.5%)

 

[theflyingmgoose]

NOTE: Elizabeth Holtzman won in 1980 and Tom Bradley won in 1982, but otherwise everything is the same

SENATE:

D: 60 (+12)
R: 40 (-12)

DIFFERENT SENATORS:
Sen. Don Siegelman (D-AL), January 3, 1987-January 3, 1993
Sen. Ralph Harding (D-ID), January 3, 1987-January 3, 1993
Sen. Carol Moseley Braun (D-IL), January 3, 1987-January 3, 1993
Sen. Harriet Woods (D-MO), January 3, 1987-January 3, 1993
Sen. James Boren (D-OK), January 3, 1987-January 3, 1993
Sen. Russ Feingold (D-WI), January 3, 1987-January 3, 1993
Sen. Elizabeth Holtzman (D-NY), January 3, 1981-January 3, 1993

AK-SEN:
Clark Gruening (D): 49.5%
Frank Murkowski* (R): 48.2%

ID-SEN:
Ralph Harding (D): 51.1%
Steve Symms* (R): 48.9%

MO-SEN:
Harriet Woods (D): 52.0%
C.S. 'Kit' Bond (R): 48.0%

OK-SEN:
James Boren (D): 50.5%
Don Nickles* (R): 49.5%

WI-SEN:
Russ Feingold (D): 50.0%
Bob W. Kasten* (R): 48.8%

NY-SEN:
Elizabeth Holtzman* (D): 57.8%
Alfonse 'Al' D'Amato (R): 40.1%

HOUSE:
D: 270 (+17)
R: 165 (-16)

GUBERNATORIAL:

D: 38 (+4)
R: 12 (-4)

DIFFERENT GOVERNORS:
Gov. William Schulz (D-AZ), January 5, 1987-January 7, 1991
Gov. Tom Bradley (D-CA), January 3, 1983-January 7, 1991
Gov. Bill Nelson (D-FL), January 6, 1987-January 8, 1991
Gov. Roxanne Conlin (D-IA), January 14, 1987-January 15, 1991
Gov. Thomas Docking (D-KS), January 12, 1987-January 14, 1991
Gov. James Tierney (D-ME), January 7, 1987-January 4, 1991
Gov. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), January 5, 1987-January 3, 1989
Gov. Ray Powell (D-NM), January 1, 1987-January 1, 1991
Gov. David Walters (D-OK), January 12, 1987-January 14, 1991
Gov. Michael Daniel (D-SC), January 14, 1987-January 13, 1991
Gov. Lars Herseth (D-SD), January 7, 1987-January 9, 1991
Gov. Ann Richards (D-TX), January 20, 1987-January 15, 1991
Gov. Tony Earl (D-WI), January 3, 1983-January 4, 1991

AZ-GOV:
William Schulz (D): 51.5%
Burton S. Barr (R): 47.9%

CA-GOV:
Tom Bradley* (D): 55.3%
Mike Curb (R): 42.7%

FL-GOV:
Bill Nelson (D): 49.3%
Bob Martinez (R): 48.3%

IA-GOV:
Roxanne Conlin (D): 50.4%
Terry Branstad* (R): 49.2%

KS-GOV:
Thomas Docking (D): 51.3%
Mike Hayden (R): 48.7%

ME-GOV:
James Tierney (D): 45.5%
John McKernan (R): 44.3%

NH-GOV:
Jeanne Shaheen (D): 48.4%
John Sununu* (R): 48.0%

NM-GOV:
Ray Powell (D): 51.0%
Garrey Carruthers (R): 49.0%

OK-GOV:
David Walters (D): 47.9%
Henry Bellmon (R): 47.2%

SC-GOV:
Michael Daniel (D): 50.3%
Carroll Campbell (R): 48.7%

SD-GOV:
Lars Herseth (D): 48.8%
Ge0rge Mickelson (R): 48.6%

TX-GOV:
Ann Richards (D): 55.9%
Bill Clements (R): 41.5%

WI-GOV:
Tony S. Earl (D): 49.5%
Tom Thompson (R): 47.8%

 

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Fiscal Sustainability Act of 1987:
-Raises the top tax rate to 40.0%
-Reverses several cuts to business and excise taxes
-Establishes a $50 refundable child tax credit (maximum benefit of $100)

Holocaust Education Act of 1987:
-Requires teaching about the Holocaust in World War II material

Civil Liberties Act of 1987:
-Authorizes $73,500 payments to survivors of Internment camps
-Authorizes $10,000 payments to closest relatives of deceased survivors

Border Security Act of 1988:
-Authorizes the construction of a 30-foot border wall on the Mexican border
-Introduces $1.5 Billion in funding to bolster Mexican anti-drug enforcement

 

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PRESIDENT:

✓George H.W. Bush/Dan Quayle (R): 364 EV/ 47,537,642 (51.9%)
Michael S. Dukakis/Lloyd Bentsen (D): 174 EV/ 43,232,691 (47.2%)

SENATE:

D: 63 (+3)
R: 37 (-3)

DIFFERENT SENATORS:
Sen. Leo McCarthy (D-CA), January 3, 1989-January 3, 1995
Sen. Buddy McKay (D-FL), January 3, 1989-January 3, 1995
Sen. Pat Saiki (R-HI), January 3, 1989-January 3, 1995
Sen. Dixy Lee Ray (D-WA), January 3, 1989-January 3, 1995

CA-SEN:
Leo T. McCarthy (D): 52.4%
Barry Goldwater Jr. (R): 45.6%

FL-SEN:
Buddy McKay (D): 50.9%
Connie Mack (R): 49.1%

HI-SEN:
Pat Saiki (R): 48.3%
Daniel Akaka (D): 47.7%

WA-SEN:
Dixy Lee Ray (D): 50.5%
Slade Gorton (R): 49.5%

HOUSE:
D: 262 (-8)
R: 173 (+8)

GUBERNATORIAL:

D: 43 (+5)
R: 7 (-5)

DIFFERENT GOVERNORS:
Gov. John Melcher (D-MT), January 3, 1989-January 4, 1993
Gov. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), January 5, 1987-January 4, 1991
Gov. Jim Hunt (D-NC), January 8, 1977-January 5, 1985; January 6, 1989-January 9, 1993
Gov. Bruce Sundlun (D-RI), January 2, 1989-January 1, 1991
Gov. Ted Wilson (D-UT), January 10, 1989-January 7, 1993

MT-GOV:
John Melcher (D): 50.3%
Stan Stephens (R): 47.1%

NH-GOV:
Jeanne Shaheen* (D): 55.7%
John H. Sununu (R): 42.7%

NC-GOV:
Jim Hunt (D): 52.3%
Jim Martin* (R): 47.0%

RI-GOV:
Bruce Sundlun (D): 54.0%
Edward DiPrete* (R): 46.0%

UT-GOV:
Ted Wilson (D): 40.0%
Norman Bangerter* (R): 34.3%
Merrill S. Cook (I-F): 24.7%

 

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Flag Protection Act of 1989:
-Bans burning the flag
-Establishes penalties for offenders

Omnibus Environmental Protection Act of 1989:
-Holds corporations responsible for all damages stemming from oil spills
-Puts 1.4 Million additional acres of land under federal protection
-Allows fast-track approval for nuclear projects
-Increases safety standards for nuclear energy

Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990:
-OTL Provisions
-$15 Billion investment in accessible public transit funding

Immigration Act of 1990:
-OTL Provisions
-Expands tax incentives to keep high-performing foreign students in the US
-Introduces 'fast track' immigration for foreign professionals

SUPREME COURT:
CJ: William Rehnquist (1986, Reagan)
AJ: Byron White (1962, Kennedy)
AJ: Thurgood Marshall (1967, Johnson)
AJ: Harry Blackmun (1970, Nixon)
AJ: John Paul Stevens (1975, Ford)
AJ: Sandra Day O'Connor (1981, Reagan)
AJ: Antonin Scalia (1986, Reagan)
AJ: Anthony Kennedy (1988, Reagan)
AJ: David Souter (1990, Bush)
4 Liberal, 2 Conservative, 3 Moderate

 

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SENATE:

D: 66 (+3)
R: 34 (-3)

DIFFERENT SENATORS:
Sen. Baron Hill (D-IN), November 25, 1990-January 3, 1993
Sen. Harvey Gantt (D-NC), January 3, 1991-January 3, 1997

IN-SEN-S:
Baron Hill (D): 48.9%
Dan Coats* (R): 47.9%

NC-SEN:
Harvey Gantt (D): 50.2%
Jesse Helms* (R): 49.6%

HOUSE:
D: 275 (+13)
R: 160 (-13)

GUBERNATORIAL:

D: 42 (-2)
R: 8 (+2)

DIFFERENT GOVERNORS:
Gov. Paul Hubbert (D-AL), January 23, 1991-January 18, 1995 (Won by 0.4%)
Gov. Tony Knowles (D-AK), December 3, 1990-December 5, 1994 (Won by 7.4%)
Gov. William Schulz (D-AZ), January 5, 1987-January 6, 1995 (Won by 4.9%)
Gov. Jerry Brown (D-CA), January 6, 1975-January 3, 1983; January 7, 1991-January 5, 1995 (Won by 23.5%)
Gov. William O'Neill (D-CT), December 31, 1980-January 4, 1995 (Won by 2.2%)
Gov. Bill Nelson (D-FL), January 6, 1987-January 3, 1995 (Won by 11.9%)
Gov. Charles Percy (R-IL), January 14, 1991-January 11, 1995 (Won by 8.3%)
Gov. Roxanne Conlin (D-IA), January 14, 1987-January 14, 1995 (Won by 1.7%)
Gov. Thomas Docking (D-KS), January 12, 1987-January 13, 1995 (Won by 7.5%)
Gov. John McKernan (R-ME), January 4, 1991-January 5, 1995 (Won by 6.0%)
Gov. Marjorie Clapprood (D-MA), January 4, 1991-January 2, 1995 (Won by 7.2%)
Gov. James Blanchard (D-MI), January 1, 1983-January 1, 1995 (Won by 0.9%)
Gov. Rudy Perpich (D-MN), December 29, 1976-January 4, 1979; January 3, 1983-January 5, 1995 (Won by 2.5%)
Gov. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), January 5, 1987-January 6, 1993 (Won by 19.5%)
Gov. Ray Powell (D-NM), January 1, 1987-January 1, 1995 (Won by 6.3%)
Gov. David Walters (D-OK), January 12, 1987-January 13, 1995 (Won by 4.2%)
Gov. Bruce Sundlun (D-RI), January 2, 1989-January 5, 1993 (Won by 27.8%)
Gov. Carroll Campbell (R-SC), January 13, 1991-January 11, 1995 (Won by 5.9%)
Gov. James Abdnor (R-SD), January 9, 1991-January 9, 1995 (Won by 3.3%)
Gov. Ann Richards (D-TX), January 20, 1987-January 15, 1995 (Won by 17.5%)
Gov. Howard Dean (D-VT), January 10, 1991-January 12, 1993 (Won by 1.5%)
Gov. Tom Barrett (D-WI), January 4, 1991-January 2, 1995 (Won by 4.6%)