Where are you getting your information, Geoff? More Latino men than women voted for Trump. If only 45% of Latino men voted for Trump, then do you know how many Latino women it would take to pull the total Latino support to 55% for Trump? That doesn’t make sense. Besides, it has been reported that Harris got 56% of the total Latino support. You can’t expect to make realistic predictions with bad data. Illegal immigration is bad. Don’t encourage it because you think it will help us politically (it doesn’t do that either).

Trump = 301
Harris = 226

The AP called it… declared Trump the winner in Nevada after discovering there were not enough uncounted ballots in the state’s strongest Democratic areas to overcome Trumps lead of 46,000-votes over Harris with 96% of votes counted.

Ooops, I was wrong –

45% of Latino men voted for Trump, 55% of Latinos overall voted for Trump.

It happened even faster than I predicted.

I just *love* it when I’m right! 😉

This means in the next major election, over 60% of Latinos could be voting for that hateful, racist Trump… 🙂

Now they are foreign friends.

The Leftist Scum ™ have been mass-importing Latinos, expecting them to dutifully vote Democrat.

Surprise! What I have predicted has come to pass, that they would start voting with US instead of THEM. I predicted it would take 1 or 2 election cycles to happen, and it very nearly happened this time. 45 percent of all Latino votes were for Trump, meaning the change is picking up speed. Next election, the majority will be on our side.

This means the Leftist Scum ™ will suddenly become cooperative on building Trump’s big, beautiful border wall… 🙂

In the house race, presently:

Republicans have 211 seats
Democrats have 199

That places republicans 7 seats from keeping control of the house.

About 25 races have yet to be called for either party, votes are still being counted. Democrats lead in the vote count in 14 of those districts and Republicans in 11, which means the republicans are on track to keep the house majority (the republicans need 7 seats to maintain majority, the democrats need 19 seats to take the house majority) … unless Democrats take the lead in more seats for which there is a very slim possibility.

But really, do the democrats have a chance at taking the house?

I don’t think so presently, but time will tell. A slim possibility would be if suddenly in 19 of the 25 races left the democrats surged ahead to take the lead in ALL 19 instead of the 14 they have now with their lead … but I tend to think that’s not likely because Democrats only lead in 14 of the uncalled races and the republicans have a much less burden needing only 7 seats yet lead in 11 of those uncalled races. Gotta wait for them to be called though.

If republicans take the house majority, its going to mean that Trump will be working with a unified republican congress. It will make a lot of things a lot easier to do.