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Democrats Sound Alarm About ‘Red Mirage’ Redux

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Democrats running the party's national campaign arm held a private call with allies and stakeholders Monday night to discuss “urgent messaging” if a flurry of GOP candidates claim victory prematurely, Axios reports.

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abc News

Early election night results might not indicate final tallies (and why that's OK)

Experts say a "red mirage" will likely occur again in some of the same states as last cycle -- battleground states, including Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.

1 year ago·United States

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CNN

Here's a breakdown of the shifts we might see as votes are counted in six battleground states

The 2020 election taught us an important lesson: the first results you see after the polls close on Election Night can be very different than the final outcome once all the votes are tallied, a process that can stretch on for days.

1 year ago·Atlanta, United States

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The Washington Post

Analysis | The disingenuous effort to cast suspicion on vote counting

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Political Wire

Democrats Sound Alarm About ‘Red Mirage’ Redux

Democrats running the party’s national campaign arm held a private call with allies and stakeholders Monday night to discuss “urgent messaging” if a flurry of GOP candidates claim victory prematurely, Axios reports.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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MSNBC

Democrats sound alarm about possibility of another 'red mirage'

Democrats running the party's national campaign arm held a call Monday to discuss “urgent messaging” if several GOP candidates claim victory prematurely, according to Axios. Mike Allen joins Morning Joe to discuss.

1 year ago·United States

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Detroit Free Press

Michigan election could see 'red mirage' with early returns showing Republicans ahead

A time-intensive absentee ballot process and a partisan divide in voting preferences could show Republican candidates ahead in early election returns.

1 year ago·Detroit, United States

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