Anyone have the real numbers for how many Trump-backed candidates won and lost in the general?

[Harpy Eagle]

You're the stats guy, can you quantify that?

Because it sounds like pure spin.

Of course it does, you are a Trumper.

But sure,

Take Scott Franklin, running for the House in Florida District 15. He won by more than 49 percentage points in a district the Dems did not even run anyone in. Picking this is akin to saying it will be hot in Florida in July.

Then there is the other side of the equation...Oz, Levy, Malloy, Bolduc. All picks in competitive races and all lost

 

[candycorn]

So why Democrats?

Democrats? They're still counting in Florida too. They're still counting in Texas as well. You just don't hear about it because the elections are not close.

Do Democrats just suck at planning for elections and changing election laws, and Floridians are awesome at running elections, no matter what gets changed?

They're still counting in Florida too. They're still counting in Texas as well. You just don't hear about it because the elections are not close.

Because Florida was not a hotbed of election administration competence in 2000.


It conspiracy or incompetence.

It is a sad conspiracy theory that you guys have concocted to explain election losses. I saw where the Nevada governor's race was called tonight for the GOP candidate.

Let me guess....the fact that a GOP candidate won this protracted counting of the ballots in no way means that his election was not a theft attempt?

 

[Seymour Flops]

Of course it does, you are a Trumper.

But sure,

Take Scott Franklin, running for the House in Florida District 15. He won by more than 49 percentage points in a district the Dems did not even run anyone in. Picking this is akin to saying it will be hot in Florida in July.

Then there is the other side of the equation...Oz, Levy, Malloy, Bolduc. All picks in competitive races and all lost

So that is 4 examples out of 187 Trump endorsements.

To make your point, you need many more examples, and better ones. Taking your word that three of his picks in competitive races lost means that all of his other picks in competitive races won.

How many of the 25 Senate races in which he endorsed candidates were not competitive? When did they become not competitive, before or after Trump endorsed one candidate?

Where are people who were heavily favored to win, but lost after Trump endorsed them?