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RandySF

(70,994 posts)
Mon Nov 18, 2024, 04:48 PM Nov 18

WI-SEN: Hovde concedes to Baldwin

GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde today conceded to Dem Tammy Baldwin, saying a recount would not change the results.

In a nearly six-minute video posted on X, Hovde continued to raise concerns about the election. But he said a “request for a recount would serve no purpose” because it would only involve recounting the ballots.

According to unofficial results, Hovde trailed Baldwin by just more than 29,000 votes. That’s within the margin that would’ve allowed Hovde to seek a recount. But he would have to cover the cost.

Hovde continued to blame his loss on the presence of third-party candidates, including Thomas Leager, who ran under the American First banner.



https://www.wispolitics.com/2024/hovde-concedes-to-baldwin/

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WI-SEN: Hovde concedes to Baldwin (Original Post) RandySF Nov 18 OP
Good julmur Nov 18 #1
Byeeeee, asshole! niyad Nov 18 #2
And those third parties he complains about will be among the first to be made illegal 0rganism Nov 18 #3
Good news! ThePartyThatListens Nov 18 #4
Super YAY for Senator Tammy Cha Nov 18 #5
Alright, Sen Tammy Baldwin! electric_blue68 Nov 18 #6

0rganism

(24,732 posts)
3. And those third parties he complains about will be among the first to be made illegal
Mon Nov 18, 2024, 05:06 PM
Nov 18

Support for the regime must be consolidated to a single monolithic Republican party, while opposition gets herded into a fully-compromised Democratic party.

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