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Groups: Daily Kos Elections, Daily Kos, 50 State Strategy Project, DKE Ticker

Diaries published: 367 (1 day since last diary on Thu Oct 13, 2016 at 05:31 AM PDT)

Comments posted: 2856 (0 days since last comment on Thu Oct 13, 2016 at 05:25 PM PDT)

Diary frequency: often

Comment frequency: frequent

Total Recommends: 7823

Total Comment Ratings: 6105

Most Recommended Diary: Immigration, Democrats, redistricting: None of those caused Eric Cantor's loss, 265 comments, 311 recommends

People Following David Jarman: 105

David Jarman's Most Recent Diaries:

Remember a few weeks ago when people were all “OH NO DONALD TRUMP IS GOING TO WIN HOW IS THIS HAPPENING TO US AAAAAAGGGGHGH?” No, really, it was literally just a few weeks ago! The peak of that sentiment was right around September 21, which not...
by David Jarman
Comment Count 80 comments on Thu Oct 13, 2016 at 05:31 AM PDT with 90 Recommends
A poll released on Thursday from the Public Religion Research Institute showed Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump 47-41 in the presidential race; by itself, that’s not that interesting, since that’s right where polling averages have the race. But one...
by David Jarman
Comment Count 82 comments on Mon Oct 10, 2016 at 09:01 AM PDT with 73 Recommends
Hillary Clinton’s odds of winning the presidential election that’s now less than a month away currently stand at an all-time high of​ 94 percent, according to the Daily Kos Elections model. That’s higher than at any point during her post-Democratic...
by David Jarman
Comment Count 130 comments on Mon Oct 10, 2016 at 05:31 AM PDT with 111 Recommends
What a difference a week makes! When we looked at the model on Monday, September 26, (the day of the first presidential debate), Hillary Clinton’s odds of winning were 64 percent. There had been some subtle improvements in the previous week in...
by David Jarman
Comment Count 53 comments on Thu Oct 06, 2016 at 05:31 AM PDT with 63 Recommends
We’ve seen enough polls in the last week to know that Hillary Clinton won a decisive victory in the first debate of the presidential general election. Polls that asked specifically about the debate gave her the win, almost always by double-digit...
by David Jarman
Comment Count 72 comments on Mon Oct 03, 2016 at 05:31 AM PDT with 55 Recommends
Earlier, I wrote an  article detailing some hard-headed ways to think about how to spend your contributions on Senate candidates. One way is the “moving the needle left” analysis, which looks ...
by David Jarman
Comment Count 3 comments on Fri Sep 30, 2016 at 01:44 PM PDT with 7 Recommends

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