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It looks like clergy will be able run for office in Tennessee. Slavery is out of the Vermont constitution. And the rest of our election night coverage.

John Fea   |  November 9, 2022 Leave a Comment

Here are some of our tweets from last night:

Very early in the night Lance Wallnau, the self-described prophet, sensed election fraud in Pennsylvania and Georgia:

Lance Wallnau already on the New Apostolic Reformation livestream election coverage saying to expect election fraud in Pennsylvania. #2022Elections #Electionnight #pennsylvania https://t.co/vZwOPaaNDz

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

Meanwhile, Charlie Kirk, the MAGA pundit, was keeping everyone relaxed:

Charlie's keeping everyone calm and relaxed! 😉 https://t.co/00wzeggiRY

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

Trump got into the mix:

Trump preparing the election deniers, just in case. https://t.co/8Ew3hRnI7G

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

Pastor Robert Jeffress played political commentator for the night:

Pastor Robert Jeffress, political commentator. https://t.co/tq8tOf6Cxc

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

Conservatives are losing their minds about Ron DeSantis:

Scott Jennings on #CNN saying that Ron DeSantis traveled around the country to stump for other candidates and "never made it about himself." Seriously? https://t.co/6Et7N3slVG @ScottJenningsKY @CNN

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

I expanded on this tweet here:

Shapiro up by 12% over Mastriano in Cumberland County, PA with 67% of the vote in. Oz just took a slight lead with 73% of the vote in. Trump won my home county in 2016 and 2020. https://t.co/GJ7K1iBDOD

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

Shapiro won in a landslide:

Shapiro appears to be pulling away: https://t.co/cgo77JWNzb

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

Get ready for 2024:

Telling: My recent tweet criticizing DeSantis ad for claiming he was God's anointed one just got retweeted (in what I assume was a supportive way) by a "Trump 2024" supporter. Here we go…

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

Yes, Danny Gokey:

American Idol's Danny Gokey performing at Mastriano headquarters: https://t.co/AlABKfGdQg

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

Mastriano lost in Cumberland County, but Scott Perry won. Daniels was a bad candidate who had no appeal outside of Harrisburg:

Scott Perry just pulled ahead of Shamaine Daniels in PA-10. This pro-Trump election denier looks like he will get another term representing my district. https://t.co/0yHropRxSs

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

Where does Mastriano go from here?

Let's face it, #Mastriano never had a chance of winning. Too extreme for Pennsylvania. Foolish of PA GOP primary voters to pick him. Mastriano will now probably ride-off into the MAGA media infrastructure and have a successful career in that silo.

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

I read through Mastriano’s Facebook page around the time the networks called for Mastriano:

Shapiro defeats Mastriano. Here is what Mastriano’s followers are saying https://t.co/SlDobST69y

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

This race is still not decided (as of 9:30am Wed.). Boebert still trailing:

Lauren Boebert is still losing by 3% in Colorado 3rd with 76% of the votes in. Looks like most of the votes left are in Boebert country. https://t.co/O7mlpHm8XE

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

The Dems strategy in Grand Rapids/Western MI worked. Scholten won. I’ll bet Peter Meijer is looking pretty good right now for conservatives in this district:

I've been looking at Michigan 3rd Congressional race. Dems supported pro-Trump/election denier John Gibbs in the GOP primary so they could run against him in the general. Seems to be working so far, but a long way to go (only 31% in): https://t.co/kAymWm1FT3

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

As of this morning this one is still too close to call. Frankly, I don’t understand what this amendment does:

Arkansas Issue 3 would amend Constitution "to prohibit governments from imposing burdens on the freedom of religion except when done in the least restrictive means to further a compelling government interest." Running pretty even right now with 84% in: https://t.co/0i1I5rJZuL

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

This will probably pass:

Iowa Constitutional Amendment looks like it will pass easily: "This measure would add the right to own and bear firearms to the state constitution and require "strict scrutiny" for any alleged violations of that right." https://t.co/n17YMwrMpO

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

Like Kansas earlier this year, Kentucky rejected a ban on abortion:

Kentucky Constitutional Amendment 2: "An amendment would state there is no right to abortion, or any requirement to fund abortion, in the State Constitution." With 85% of the votes in, the amendment is losing 53-47. https://t.co/K89hayDVDJ

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

You can legally smoke in the Show Me state:

It appears Missouri will legalize marijuana: https://t.co/z2Eal4ajBP

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

This one is still too close to call:

Will Oregon "enshrine health care in the state constitution? Measure 111 is still too close to call. They are also voting to remove "constitutional language allowing slavery as a punishment. So far 46% of Oregonians oppose removing this language: https://t.co/VZL1jxMggq

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

No change from last night on this one:

Tennessee Amendment 4 calls for lifting the ban on clergy running for the state legislature. With 55% of the vote in, the amendment looks as if it will pass: https://t.co/qJFNU7dfxE

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

As someone who is pro-life, this one is interesting:

Vermont prohibits slavery in its state constitution and creates a constitutional right to reproductive autonomy. Some might see both of these as "life" issues. https://t.co/IHM5ks6hsG

— John Fea (@JohnFea1) November 9, 2022

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