None of these things mean especially much in the larger context of elections, given how noisy specials are, but you'd rather win by large margins than not, and at the very least it dampens the notion of asymmetric partisan enthusiasm at the moment.

in other news, I hear there's a #TheTwitterFiles thread part 16 or something that came out and there's a big GOP internal debate going on over bathrooms that apparently we are supposed to care about

@lxeagle17 How? You saying Dems did well in deep blue seats?

@lxeagle17 Watch the WISC primary be D+15 lol

@lxeagle17 and i (a democrat) had a good day at work and a good workout at the gym

@lxeagle17 Where will you be watching Wisconsin results?

@lxeagle17 @joshtpm Wisconsin?

@lxeagle17 4/4 is the day I really want to see an impressive over performance.

@lxeagle17 @joshtpm Maybe the nutso-meters really do work.

@lxeagle17 @KaivanShroff Are these state elections are for members of Congress

@lxeagle17 Hopefully, swing voters don’t like what they’re seeing from the GOP House.

@lxeagle17 Find someone in Wisconsin to call!

@lxeagle17 Between this and the PA specials, the Dems are killing it at both registration and GOTV.

@lxeagle17 Changes nothing, treason party remains in power.

@lxeagle17 Virginia 04 in 2020 is not the same as VA 04 in 2022.

@lxeagle17 What does all this mean as far the Majority?

@lxeagle17 Yeah, I think Dems (with some exceptions) are doing better in special/midterm elections because they are more engaged and therefore are showing up. This isn't 2014 anymore.

@lxeagle17 Forget Biden’s margin in KY. Armstrong overperformed BESHEAR (+45 in 2019) Total blowout.

@lxeagle17 Great day. Focused on Wisconsin.