Yes, what a coincidence. Who would have thought that basically every close race would actually go to the Democrats a week or so after the election. What is the statistical probability? Since there is a 1 out of 2 probability of winning and it has now happened about least 20 times in a row... 2 to the 20th power equals 1 in 1,048,576. Those Democrats better start buying some lottery tickets!
As I stated in another thread, in California, which has 53 House seats, not in 24 years (1994) has a single solitary Republican beaten a Democrat incumbent in a federal race. That’s hundreds of races. But yet the Democrats have won 100% of the races where an incumbent Republican was defeated.
Going into the 1996 elections, CA Republicans had half - 26 out of then 52 - seats in their House delegation. Today, it appears it will be NINE (and as of now, the Dems are trying to flip even more with the counting). My state of TN, which has a grand total of 9 Congressmembers + 2 Senators will have the same number of Republicans as California. That is literally unimaginable that it could be achieved by means anything other than mass-scale fraud and subversion.
Yes. See my post at #21.