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The elusive swing voter, caught!

We try to sort through the details of controversy in the Spokane County Prosecutor's Office and discuss potential impacts on Tuesday's election.

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The elusive swing voter, caught!

This week we unpack the results — so far — of a little thing called the American Midterm Election, an event that several guys with graphs on Twitter have been calling (paraphrasing) the most significant shift to the left since Watergate

Erin and Daniel discuss the national blue wave — was it big enough to be (we're sorry for this) a Blue-nami?

If folks on the MechaHitler site were comparing Trump to Nixon, Blue-nami seems like a fair characterization.

We obviously also discuss coastal conditions locally, where we may not have been completely inundated like the Great Missoula Floods, but Washington's 5th district at least seems like beachfront property for the first time since, what, the early '90s?

Across many county races, Democrats are neck and neck.

Funny how, just a few months ago, when Vicky Dalton announced her retirement as Auditor, many people wondered when the next time a Dem would win a county-wide race.

Turns out the answer might be now, maybe?

All of that and a heaping helping of the rakish wits and delightful banter you expect from your friendly neighborhood worker-owned newsroom.

Spokane County votes left — at least in some ways
Nationwide, Dems win big. In Spokane County, a hard shift left made our Congressional race competitive and could elect a countywide Democrat, but left trans people behind.
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