High school graduates at the time this report was published will be retiring next year. An entire working life has passed & the achievements of urban planning in most of the US amount to nothing (or much worse).
May 1981. Civil service died on the altar of neoliberal hegemony.
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Neither congresswoman elect is sold on Hakeem Jeffries. "Whoever is going to put forth the most progressive platform" will win Womack's vote.
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A large chunk of Democrats' votes came from 2024 nonvoters, according to AP-NORC's Civic Health and Elections project economist.com/interactive/grβ¦
Obv plenty of misses... but all things considered I feel ok about this
Big picture remains intact (ex: cognizant enough to understand that NC-14 was not a 'Safe R' district)
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Dans le dΓ©tail : 44% des - de 35 ans voteraient JLM contre 4% des + de 65 ans. Γnorme fracture gΓ©nΓ©rationnelle
PrΓ©sidentielle : De grosses surprises dans le dernier sondage IFOP @LCI
Le Pen 35 +1
MΓ©lenchon 18 +3
Glucksmann 10 -2
Philippe 9,5 -2,5
Lisnard 7 +1,5
Attal 5 +1
Zemmour 4,5 +1,5
Retailleau 4 -1,5
Tondelier 3
Roussel 2
NDA 1,5
I firmly believe Republicans would be eyeing ~57 Senate seats and a 100+ seat House majority tonight had Kamala eked out a win
I understand PSOE is DOA (and left-of-PSOE even more so) but as long as sheβs still with us I hesitate ruling anything out
Vision: Dems win a trifecta, NC returns to the pre-2012 tax regime, and the state generates an addl ~$18 billion/yr (+50%!) disproportionately from high-earners/corporations
What signature megaproject would you build w/ some of these funds? My pick: a 3-line Charlotte Metro
If NC Dems actually perform well tomorrow, itβll be made all the more impressive by the fact that NC has *by far* the lowest gas prices nationwide right now.
The D+70 batches from Johns Creek, Morrisville, Brambleton, Sugar Land etc are gonna hit like crack on Tuesday night




















