BREAKING: Federal Judge Immergut in Portland rules Trump admin CANNOT deploy National Guard to Oregon. Grants state & city a PERMANENT injunction, barring troops indefinitely.
08.11.2025 01:34 β π 4766 π 1104 π¬ 125 π 81@rightnowjohn.bsky.social
BREAKING: Federal Judge Immergut in Portland rules Trump admin CANNOT deploy National Guard to Oregon. Grants state & city a PERMANENT injunction, barring troops indefinitely.
08.11.2025 01:34 β π 4766 π 1104 π¬ 125 π 81Texas - Democratic Senate Polling:
Talarico: 48%
Allred: 42%
Impact / Oct 29, 2025
(Talarico Internal)
The Sociopath-In-Chief couldn't be bothered to even turn his head in the direction of a man in the midst of a medical emergency who collapsed in his office. Completely incapable of empathy, the EPSTEIN Files can't be released soon enough.
25/47
Who cares about supreme courts?
Michigan
βDems swept 2 seats in 2024, went from 4-3 to 5-2. A GOP justice retired this yr, so now 6-1.
Wisconsin
βDems flipped court, 3-4 to 4-3, in 2023. Defended edge last April. Can expand it next April.
Pennsylvania
βDems defended 5-2 majority on Tuesday.
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BREAKING: SANDWICH GUY ACQUITTED. NOT GUILTY!
06.11.2025 19:26 β π 17567 π 2495 π¬ 740 π 210π¨BREAKING: After my team defeated them in court on Monday, Republicans have filed a motion to drop their latest lawsuit to block Virginia redistricting.
Overall, the GOP and their proxies are now 0-2 in Virginia and 0-5 in California. www.democracydocket.com/cases/virgin...
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06.11.2025 04:03 β π 13153 π 5114 π¬ 811 π 425Generic Ballot Polling Among 18-25 Year Olds:
π΅ DEM: 50%
π΄ GOP: 29%
TIPP / Oct 28, 2025
(Republican Commissioner)
"Who do you blame more for healthcare premiums going up?"
Trump/Republicans: 48%
Democrats: 20%
Both: 17%
Navigator / Nov 3, 2025
Other huge victories from last night's elections:
-PA Dems defended their 5-2 Supreme Court majority
-GA Dems flipped two GOP-held seats on the state utility commission
-CO approved a ballot measure to fund universal school meals
America's Sleeping Giant has awakened.
Ted Cruz: "Last night was a disaster. It was an electoral blowout. The results in New Jersey were disastrous. The results in Virginia were terrible."
06.11.2025 02:13 β π 5318 π 810 π¬ 1089 π 297There were 13 elections last night for a statewide office.
Democrats swept all 13.
Thatβs 1 in NJ. 3 in VA. 2 in GA. And 7 in PA (all judges, retention and regular).
They won 12 of the 13 races by double-digits, with margins up to 24%. The only other race, the tightest, they won by 6%.
Zohran Mamdani ran on freezing the rent in NYC.
Abigail Spanberger ran on supporting fired federal workers and lowering the cost of living in VA.
Mikie Sherrill ran on lowering utility bills in NJ.
Ensuring people can afford to live a decent life is the path forward.
20-point margins in Georgia holy shit
05.11.2025 03:19 β π 665 π 50 π¬ 7 π 4Republicans arenβt happy. (Very strong language warning).
05.11.2025 12:51 β π 1996 π 371 π¬ 803 π 144Norwayβs sovereign wealth fund announced it would vote against a $1 trillion pay package for CEO Elon Musk.
04.11.2025 15:50 β π 1303 π 291 π¬ 75 π 33What we know, 10:20pm
βVA Dems flip Gov, LG, *and* AG
βBIG Dem gains in VA House
βDems win NJ-Gov
βMamdani wins
βDems keep PA supreme court
βLarry Krasner & Bragg win
β GA Dems flip 2 statewide offices
βJD Vanceβs half-brother loses Cincy
βDems sweep Orlando council
βME anti-mail vote measure loses
The AP has called it for Jay Jones in Virginia, so Democrats have ousted the GOP attorney general of Virginia.
It's not looking particularly close either, he's up 5% with 91% reporting.
A big result: Maine voters have rejected the conservative ballot measure that'd have restricted ballot access.
The measure was going to impose voter ID, and restrict mail voting significantly.
It lost easily, a year before the crucial midterms there.
Our coverage: boltsmag.org/maine-questi...
Blumenthal: Weβre going to continue finding more of the ballroom donors who evidently didnβt want their names revealed. And let me name them: BlackRock, Susquehanna International, Nvidia, OpenAI, Vantive, and Extremity Care.
And so, we will use every possible resource to expose this corruption to
YES!!!!
05.11.2025 01:35 β π 1312 π 226 π¬ 18 π 6Democrats are on track for a double-digit number of flips in the Virginia state House. The chamber will be unrecognizable come January.
05.11.2025 02:19 β π 1222 π 187 π¬ 8 π 19Governor Moore is taking care of MarylandππΎ
04.11.2025 16:36 β π 316 π 138 π¬ 7 π 0Mamdani led Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa in a wide array of polls ahead of election day.
04.11.2025 22:55 β π 1264 π 147 π¬ 32 π 8On the ballot today:
-NYC: Mayor
-Minneapolis: Mayor
-VA: Governor, Lt. Governor, AG, and state House
-NJ: Governor
-PA: State Supreme Court
-GA: Public Service Commission
-TX: TX-18 U.S. House
-CA: Prop 50
This is a reminder of how crucial it is to vote up AND down the ballot.
The same people accusing Democrats of choosing a communist to run New York City are perfectly fine having a fascist run the country.
04.11.2025 11:51 β π 926 π 187 π¬ 24 π 4What election today are people most watching or nervous about in terms of how it'll affect their mood?
VA-Gov, NJ-Gov, Prop 50, and NYC-mayor don't count! Everything else does, however local.
mamdani is going to break 50% and centrist pundits are going to convolute themselves in new ways to say he doesnβt have a mandate
04.11.2025 14:34 β π 6297 π 725 π¬ 118 π 34Reminder: Tomorrowβs election closing times.
- 7 p.m. ET - Virginia
- 8 p.m. ET - New Jersey
- 9 p.m. ET - New York City
- 8 p.m. PT - California
Zohran, Tish James and Brad Lander lead a procession of hundreds walking across the Brooklyn Bridge at dawn.
Tish James, Brad Lander, Tony Simone and Rita Joseph wait for the march on the bridge.
Zohran at a packed press conference outside city hall, Tish James and others raising their hands in the air.
Early this morning, our city still plunged into darkness, I set off to walk the Brooklyn Bridge.
As the sun came up, we were joined by canvassers, labor leaders, elected officials, and working people β a movement to bring a new day to our city.
Tomorrow, we win it together.