Midterm Election Day Thread - 2026

You ready for what comes next?

  • Yeah

    Votes: 62 81.6%
  • Naw

    Votes: 4 5.3%
  • Don't matter

    Votes: 9 11.8%
  • Don't affect me

    Votes: 1 1.3%

  • Total voters
    76
Pssstt... democrats.

One thing... only one thing will f**k this up

DIVISION

you won't because your unified message was clear.

You actually FOUGHT

IN STATES YOU JUST HISTORICALLY GAVE UP ON

Keep fighting TOGETHER.

Focus on the economy and no more wars and infrastructure and education and health care jobs lower taxes

Thats UNIFYING

f**k all the sh*t for now.

Don't fumble this with in fighting and trying to appease niche groups.

And ummmm.... you BETTER thank these Black people and stop taking them for granted.
 
Pssstt... democrats.

One thing... only one thing will f**k this up

DIVISION

you won't because your unified message was clear.

You actually FOUGHT

IN STATES YOU JUST HISTORICALLY GAVE UP ON

Keep fighting TOGETHER.

Focus on the economy and no more wars and infrastructure and education and health care jobs lower taxes

Thats UNIFYING

f**k all the sh*t for now.

Don't fumble this with in fighting and trying to appease niche groups.

And ummmm.... you BETTER thank these Black people and stop taking them for granted.
Moral and summary is ....... JUST DO EVERYTHING BLACK PEOPLE ASK FOR ONLY ..... then all the things everybody else wants will fall in line.
 
Moral and summary is ....... JUST DO EVERYTHING BLACK PEOPLE ASK FOR ONLY ..... then all the things everybody else wants will fall in line.

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2026 Midterms: Legislative Control by the Numbers​

Ballots are still being counted, and results are not final until certified by election officials, but as of Thursday, Nov. 5:

Legislative Chambers

  • Pre-Election: 39 Democratic, 58 Republican, 1 no majority
  • Post-Election (anticipated): 51 Democratic, 46 Republican, 1 no majority
Legislative Control

One party controls both chambers.

  • Pre-Election: 18 Democratic, 28 Republican, 3 divided
  • Post-Election (anticipated): 24 Democratic, 21 Republican, 4 divided
Governors

  • Pre-Election: 24 Democratic, 26 Republican
  • Post-Election (anticipated): 30 Democratic, 20 Republican
State Control

One party controls the executive and both chambers.

  • Pre-Election: 16 Democratic, 23 Republican, 10 divided
  • Post-Election (anticipated): 22 Democratic, 17 Republican, 10 divided
 
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