The previous two posters in your state

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TimTurner (R-TX) - 41.2%
L.D. Smith (D-TX) - 37.9%
Greg Abbott (I-TX) - 20.9%

TimTurner wins the moderate Republican suburb vote (ex. North Dallas County-ish), independents, and swing voters. L.D. Smith wins the Democratic base but nothing else. Greg Abbott (I couldn't think of anyone else) wins the more Republican suburbs (McKinney/Conroe/Round Rock) and comes very close in many of the West Texas counties, and also barely wins Tarrant by a margin of 0.08%.

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TimTurner (R-TX) - 41.2%
L.D. Smith (D-TX) - 37.9%
Greg Abbott (I-TX) - 20.9%

TimTurner wins the moderate Republican suburb vote (ex. North Dallas County-ish), independents, and swing voters. L.D. Smith wins the Democratic base but nothing else. Greg Abbott (I couldn't think of anyone else) wins the more Republican suburbs (McKinney/Conroe/Round Rock) and comes very close in many of the West Texas counties, and also barely wins Tarrant by a margin of 0.08%.

Oh, whoops...I thought it meant the previous posters from your state

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Thumb would barely edge out TexArkana to win Texas' 38 electoral votes, however, both recieve under 30% of the vote. The rest is spoiled.

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RFayette wins with 59% of the vote.

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Thumb would barely edge out TexArkana Jake to win Texas' 38 electoral votes, however, both recieve under 30% of the vote. The rest is spoiled.

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UK

43% Jake (LAB) 305 seats
40% wxtransit (CON) 279 seats

Hung Parliament

How many seats would the Lib Dems have?

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