CA-SEN: Feinstein has two GOP endorsements

[AndyHogan14]

Shameful. I am probably going to re-register as an Independent because of  the California Democratic Party’s treatment of Dianne Feinstein...luckily she will win by a healthy margin no matter what.

Lmao are you serious?

I probably won't actually change my registration, but the state party disgusts me...she won, what, 70% of Democrats in the primary and doesn't win the party's endorsement? Good lord, the far-left activists are doing exactly what they accused Clinton of doing in 2016 except now, the party is really going against the will of the people.

[I’m not Stu]

Shameful. I am probably going to re-register as an Independent because of  the California Democratic Party’s treatment of Dianne Feinstein...luckily she will win by a healthy margin no matter what.

Lmao are you serious?

I probably won't actually change my registration, but the state party disgusts me...she won, what, 70% of Democrats in the primary and doesn't win the party's endorsement? Good lord, the far-left activists are doing exactly what they accused Clinton of doing in 2016 except now, the party is really going against the will of the people.

If Berniecrat Delaine Eastin ran against de Leon instead of Feinstein, Eastin would almost certainly be endorsed. De Leon would be snubbed for endorsing Clinton in the primary and Eric Bauman for CDP chairperson.

[DINGO Joe]

Kinda funny, Feinstein is now the outsider candidate.

[Arkansas Yankee]

Let’s face it.  If Feinstein is re-elected there is a fair chance there could be a vacancy within the 6 years.

After further consideration, if Feinstein becomes a real hatchet woman in the Kavanaugh hearings, GOPERS should probably skip the race.

[I’m not Stu]

Feinstein is endorsed by more California progressive caucus House members than de Leon. Maxine Waters, Judy Chu, Karen Bass, Mark DeSaulnier, Grace Napolitano, Ted Lieu, and Alan Lowenthal endorse Feinstein.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Let’s face it.  If Feinstein is re-elected there is a fair chance there could be a vacancy within the 6 years.

After further consideration, if Feinstein becomes a real hatchet woman in the Kavanaugh hearings, GOPERS should probably skip the race.

Feinstein, Durbin and Schumer want to maximize the minority turnout as possible and they will do their jobs on the Judiciary; unlike, McConnell did in 2016

[I’m not Stu]

Let’s face it.  If Feinstein is re-elected there is a fair chance there could be a vacancy within the 6 years.

After further consideration, if Feinstein becomes a real hatchet woman in the Kavanaugh hearings, GOPERS should probably skip the race.

Feinstein, Durbin and Schumer want to maximize the minority turnout as possible and they will do their jobs on the Judiciary; unlike, McConnell did in 2016

California also has some pro-choice Republicans like Arun Bhumitra, who finished in the top four.

[Interlocutor is just not there yet]

California also has some pro-choice Republicans like Arun Bhumitra, who finished in the top four.

The Arun Bhumitra, who got 4% in this primary and 15.8% of the GOP vote?


Also, just added to the unnecessary subtitle list:

"De Leon sucks in polls"
"De Leon sucks in polls: Part 1.5"
"De Leon sucks in Imperial County"
"De Leon sucks in his own Senate district"
"De Leon sucks with Hispanics"
"De Leon sucks with fellow legislative leaders"
"De Leon could actually win something"
"De Leon wins party endorsement; Still sucks with Progressives Caucus"

[I’m not Stu]

It's very unusual that both Maxine Waters and Doug Ose endorse Feinstein.

[DrScholl]

It's worth noting that a lot of Sanders supporters won a lot of delegates in party elections after the 2016 election so the endorsement isn't really a surprise. As I've mentioned before Feinstein's best areas were the most liberal parts of the state so it's hard to see de Leon having an opening in November.

[Arkansas Yankee]

Let’s face it.  If Feinstein is re-elected there is a fair chance there could be a vacancy within the 6 years.

After further consideration, if Feinstein becomes a real hatchet woman in the Kavanaugh hearings, GOPERS should probably skip the race.

Feinstein, Durbin and Schumer want to maximize the minority turnout as possible and they will do their jobs on the Judiciary; unlike, McConnell did in 2016

What job did McConnell not do?

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Hold a hearing on Garland

[Antonio the Sixth]

The hackery in these titles is reaching absurd levels. Nobody cares about the CPC.

[IceSpear]

The hackery in these titles is reaching absurd levels. Nobody cares about the CPC.

Yeah, but nobody cares about the CDP endorsement either.

[IceSpear]

Interestingly, according to the certified results, Modoc County was actually a tie.

http://elections.cdn.sos.ca.gov/sov/2018-primary/sov/2018-complete-sov.pdf

[I’m not Stu]

Improved primary map with Feinstein & Bradley tie in Modoc:

[smoltchanov]

I noticed that most ideologicaly "pure" candidates frequently do best (relatively) exactly in the counties their party does worst (because in these counties you, usually,  must be a diehard party activist/supporter simply to vote in that party primary, with all other people belonging to other one). The same situation exist for  Democrats, say, in some counties of Texas and Florida Panhandle.

Hope DeLeon will be crushed in primary...

[I’m not Stu]

I noticed that most ideologicaly "pure" candidates frequently do best (relatively) exactly in the counties their party does worst (because in these counties you, usually,  must be a diehard party activist/supporter simply to vote in that party primary, with all other people belonging to other one). The same situation exist for  Democrats, say, in some counties of Texas and Florida Panhandle.

Hope DeLeon will be crushed in primary...

Unlike Florida, California has a nonpartisan open primary. Republicans don't have a candidate on the runoff ballot. Moderate Republicans will vote for Feinstein.

[smoltchanov]

I noticed that most ideologicaly "pure" candidates frequently do best (relatively) exactly in the counties their party does worst (because in these counties you, usually,  must be a diehard party activist/supporter simply to vote in that party primary, with all other people belonging to other one). The same situation exist for  Democrats, say, in some counties of Texas and Florida Panhandle.

Hope DeLeon will be crushed in primary...

Unlike Florida, California has a nonpartisan open primary. Republicans don't have a candidate on the runoff ballot. Moderate Republicans will vote for Feinstein.

My thoughts too...

[I’m not Stu]

What counties might de Leon do fairly well in other than Imperial?

[Mr. Smith]

What counties might de Leon do fairly well in other than Imperial?

Alameda [thanks to CA-13], Santa Cruz, Humboldt, Mendocino, Sonoma, Fresno, Modoc.

[I’m not Stu]

His fundraising is still very poor. How well will he do after receiving the state party's endorsement?

[136or142]

His fundraising is still very poor. How well will he do after receiving the state party's endorsement?

Will De Leon ever Ponce?

[I’m not Stu]

What are de Leon's chances right now?

[Calthrina950]

What are de Leon's chances right now?

It's possible that he might get ~35% or so of the vote, given that's he received the endorsement of the State Democratic Party. I also think that he will win at least Imperial County, and maybe one or two others. But he is still going to lose by a wide margin, and will probably do worse than Cox. Without the endorsement, he would be doing even worse.