While I understand and (from a personal standpoint) respect #Frisch's decision to concede, it's indicative of how #Democrats found themselves with their pants down while the GOP packed SCOTUS, repealed Roe v Wade, and got *this close* to overthrowing the entire U.S. government.
That auto-recount is written into the #Colorado constitution. They are only 554!!! votes apart. Never in a billion years would a Republican #concede because it's "unlikely" to make a difference.
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CA22: R up 5.56% / 3965 votes (lead grew .71%)
CA3: R up 4.58% / 8918 votes (lead shrank 1.00%)
CA47: D up 2.75% / 6920 votes (lead grew 1.16%)
CA13: R up .81% / 963 votes (R overtook D)
CO3: R up .34% / 1097 votes (lead shrank .01%)
AK1: D at 48.13%
AK uses ranked-choice. Peltola needs 50% to win without a 2nd round. It looks good for her either way. She’d previously beaten Palin with an even smaller margin.
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#HOUSE #ELECTION MATH: It’s over. The fat baby (yes, that awful orange one) has unfortunately sung.
Rs have the house. At this point it’s about giving them the slimmest majority possible.
5 entirely uncalled races remain (CNN has bafflingly held out on calling CO8 for days, despite the R’s concession):
If you start paying attention, you'll quickly learn who is and isn't worthy of your continued attention.
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Rs hold the 3 largest leads. With 57%-72% of those races counted, there'd need to be a seismic event for Ds to take House.
The 4th R lead is CO3 (BOEBERT), which you should avoid looking at, lest you turn to stone. It's also not updated since the 10th.
*Per AK’s process, if Peltola exceeds 50%—and she may—she wins outright, and Palin can finally go get voted off 2nd on Dancing with the Stars.