Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

an unpaid non-attorney spokesperson Joined December 2020

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Drew Savicki @DrewSav

2 weeks ago

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Voting yes was highly correlated w/ partisanship, but was predicted to run ahead of Ds in deep red areas Control for that and it did amazing in Colorado Springs - which had 7 of the 8 highest residual HDs Lowest residuals were in HD26 & HD13, where you might just meet a big cat

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

2 weeks ago

Compared to partisanship, Prop 127 ran ahead or even of the Democratic baseline across the Eastern Plains, Arkansas Valley, & suburban El Paso County It ran furthest behind in urban Denver, Ft Collins, the High Country, and NW Colorado

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

2 weeks ago

In Colorado, Prop 127 was a 2024 initiative to ban the trophy hunting of big cats. Voters rejected it by 10 points It won in just 23 of 65 state house districts - confined to Denver & its inner suburbs, Boulder County, and Colorado Springs

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

2 weeks ago

@josh_metcalf The @IowaSOS had it posted on their site for a hot minute last year. No idea why they decided to take it down

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

4 weeks ago

Iowa Democrats nominated Josh Turek for US Senate by a 25 points margin over Zach Wahls Turek won with a broad base of support spanning rural, suburban, & urban areas - sweeping every precinct in 77 of 99 counties. Wahls only won in a handful of locales beyond the Iowa City area

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

2 weeks ago

Probably my favorite campaign to watch from afar, Eddie Andrews didn't win any precincts in his Johnston house district. He did however win one majority-minority precinct in Des Moines (Prospect Park) and took 100% of the vote in the Meskwaki Indian Settlement precinct (1 voter)

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

2 weeks ago

Steen & Sherman both campaigned for the "evangelical" lane, but their coalitions never mixed No idea why Steen did so well in Van Buren Co, I didnt find any local endorsers there In Kossuth Co, a State Senate primary drove Sherman support - the challenger from there endorsed him

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

2 weeks ago

Trump-endorsed Randy Feenstra lost the Iowa GOP Gov primary to Zach Lahn by just 0.8% in a 5-way race Lahn ran strongest across central and NW Iowa. Feenstra won the river towns on either side of the state. Both Steen & Sherman won precincts in pockets of regional support

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

3 weeks ago

Guess which precinct the Muhlbauer family is from

Matthew Klein @MattKleinOnline

3 weeks ago

Rob Sand selects Dave Muhlbauer, a cattleman and the lone Democrat on the Crawford County Board of Supervisors, as his running mate in the Iowa gubernatorial race. Crawford County voted for Donald Trump 71%-28% in 2024.

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

4 weeks ago

A few fun tidbits Wahls' family is from Clayton County in NE Iowa, and you can see some that residual connection The dark brown dots in Cedar Falls & Ames are campus precincts, but with school out they had <10 votes. OTOH, U of I precincts were actually Turek's best in IC

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

4 weeks ago

You can see both candidates' regional support base - Turek in Western Iowa & Wahls in parts of East Central Iowa Beyond regionalism, Turek was very strong in both wealthy and Hispanic areas. Wahls limited losses in younger areas, new growth suburbs, and heavily Black precincts

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

4 weeks ago

@LauraRBelin So there might be some Lahn-Laehn voters?

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

4 weeks ago

3 of the 4 are running unopposed this cycle. The Chickasaw County Recorder will face a Republican again this year. The Clay County Attorney result is one of the most impressive overperformances I've seen. He was a first time candidate in a county Obama never won

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

4 weeks ago

Here are some Iowa maps of county level Democrats winning their 2022 elections against Republican opponents in super red areas Who needs national partisanship when you've got random small town personal dynamics determining electoral outcomes? So much more fun

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Decision Desk HQ @DecisionDeskHQ

a month ago

This morning: Poll found Rep. Randy Feenstra trailing businessman Zach Lahn 27%-24% in #IAGov GOP primary. Raises possibility that no one wins 35%, which would force convention to pick nominee. This afternoon: President Trump endorses Feenstra to shore up congressman's chances.

John Couvillon @WinWithJMC

a month ago

IOWA GOVERNOR/US SENATE STATEWIDE PRIMARY POLL winwithjmc.com/archives/10492

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Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

a month ago

Updated Iowa Governor fundraising (Jan 1 - May 14) 🟦 Rob Sand - $9.67m ($18.3m CoH) 🟥 Zach Lahn - $980k ($707k) 🟥 Randy Feenstra - $739k ($586k) 🟥 Adam Steen - $497k ($158k) 🟥 Brad Sherman - $154k ($128k) 🟥 Eddie Andrews - $16k ($6k)

Mac Linn @mac_unmapped

5 months ago

Iowa Governor 2025 fundraising 🟦 Rob Sand - $9.55m (13.2m CoH) 🟥 Randy Feenstra - $4.3m (3.2m, 1.4m from Cong campaign) 🟥 Adam Steen - $500k (336k) 🟥 Brad Sherman - $200k (85k) 🟥 Zach Lahn - $157k (2.1m, 2m self loan) 🟥 Eddie Andrews - $40k (5k)