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Popular Themes in r/fivethirtyeight
#1
News
: "Ann Selzer retires from polling "
13 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "Ranked Choice Voting Rejected"
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/fivethirtyeight
#1
Election
: "By the 2032 Election the ‘Blue Wall’ states will only produce 256 electoral college votes, down 14 from the current 270 level. "
32 posts
#2
Trump
: "With greater than 99% of the vote in, Harris has received close to 7 million less votes than Biden, while Trump has received close to 3 million more votes than 2020."
27 posts
#3
Democrats
: "Harris Campaign Senior Adviser David Plouffe Says She Lost Because ‘It’s Really Hard for Democrats To Win Battleground States’: “We can’t afford any more erosion. The math just doesn’t f*****g work.”"
27 posts
#4
House
: "Marcy Kaptur wins Ohio Ninth Congressional District Election bringing the current House total to 213D-218R "
10 posts
#5
Elections
: "The 2024 presidential election was close, not a landslide"
10 posts
#6
Republicans
: "The House of Representatives will have 34 members older than 75 years old - 26 Democrats and 8 Republicans."
10 posts
#7
Polls
: "The Polls underestimated Trump's support — again. White voters went up as a share of the electorate for the first time in decades, and late deciders also broke for Trump by double digits"
9 posts
#8
Biden
: "Biden would have likely lost the 2020 election without the Global Pandemic "
7 posts
#9
2024
: "In 2024, the House majority was decided by just 7,309 votes across three districts (#IA01, #CO08 and #PA07) out of 148 million votes cast nationwide."
5 posts
#10
Senate
: "A look at where dem Senate candidates did better and worse than Harris"
5 posts
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