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US · midterms · November 3 ·

Democrats’ chance of a Senate majority: 83%

At the median of 10,000 simulations, Democrats and independents hold 54 seats; at 50, the vice president breaks the tie for Republicans. In the House, the Democratic chance is 98%.

Democrats and independents: 54Republicans: 46majority 5154D senators
Spain · general election · November 29 ·

PP and Vox reach a majority in 99% of simulations

Frente Amplio: 9Adelante Andalucía: 2EH Bildu: 7BNG: 2ERC: 8PSOE: 108PNV: 4Junts: 5Coalición Canaria: 1undecided: 3UPN: 1PP: 127Vox: 70Aliança Catalana: 3majority 176
Israel · Knesset · October 27 ·

No bloc reaches 61 seats

Joint List: 11Ra'am: 8The Democrats: 8Yashar: 21Together: 12Yisrael Beiteinu: 7Likud: 27Shas: 6United Torah Judaism: 7Religious Zionism - Zehut: 6Otzma Yehudit: 7majority 61
Brazil · runoff · October 25 ·

Lula re-elected with 51.79%

Lula 51.79%Flávio 48.21%

Fact check

What went viral, checked at the source.

"32 million have voted in the US, 44.9% Democrats"True, with a caveat

The numbers come from the UF Election Lab and show the party registration of those who already voted. Ballots are only counted on election day.

"Texas: Talarico 51% × Paxton 43%"True, with caveats

A real poll (YouGov Blue, sponsored by a progressive group), of registered voters. The October average gives Talarico a lead of about 3 points.

"CNN: Democrats lead in Texas, Michigan, Kansas and Maine"True

Four CNN/SSRS polls, Oct 20–27. Kansas and Maine are within the margin of error.

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