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🚨October 25 Midterm Update – 9 Days From Election Day Roughly 26.9 million early ballots have been cast so far. Overall turnout continues to run ahead of the comparable point in 2022, but the composition is still not matching the blue-wave narrative in several key states. 🔴Republicans are meeting or beating expectations: ➡️In Florida, about 2.77 million ballots are in (roughly 1.40 million by mail and 1.38 million in person). Party registration is essentially even at 39.8% Democrat and 39.6% Republican, with independents and others at about 20.6%. In-person voting remains heavily Republican and is accelerating. Republicans are on track to overtake the early-vote lead and finish near or better than their 2024 share. ➡️In Texas, roughly 3.7 million ballots have been cast, mostly in person. Modeled early-vote estimates continue to show Republicans ahead, with solid rural and suburban turnout. ➡️In Arizona, about 884,000 ballots are in (almost entirely mail). Party registration remains essentially even, with Democrats at roughly 39% and Republicans at 38%, and independents accounting for a large share of the returned ballots so far. ➡️In Tennessee, about 760,000 ballots have been cast, mostly in person. No party registration is reported. Strong midterm volume so far, with in-person voting continuing to drive the totals in a state that typically favors Republicans on Election Day. ➡️In Iowa, about 208,000 ballots have been cast. Young-voter share is notably low compared with past cycles (several analysts have flagged that the 18–25 age group is well below 2018 levels). This undercuts Democratic models that rely on elevated youth turnout in the state. 🔵Democratic edges are real but narrower than hoped: ➡️In North Carolina, 1.54 million ballots have been cast, with Democrats at 41%, Republicans at 24%, and other/unaffiliated voters at about 35%. The Democratic lead is still driven by a handful of blue counties, while rural counties remain lighter and are expected to narrow the gap next week. ➡️In Pennsylvania, roughly 721,000 mail ballots have been returned, with Democrats at 67% and Republicans at 24%. The Democratic share remains lower than at the same point in 2022, when Democrats stood at about 73% and Republicans at 19%. This continues to represent roughly a 10-point swing toward the Republicans. ➡️In Virginia, about 1.07 million ballots are in (mostly in-person) and running well ahead of the 2022 pace, though the state does not report party registration. A “blue wave” is expected in Virginia due to disgruntled and recently laid-off federal workers. ➡️In Georgia, about 1.63 million ballots have been cast (roughly 1.55 million in-person). Volume remains ahead of the same point in 2022, driven mostly by in-person voting. Georgia does not register voters by party, so there is no direct partisan breakdown. ➡️In Michigan, about 1.04 million ballots have been cast, almost entirely by mail (statewide in-person early voting only began on October 24). Mail ballot requests are up from the comparable point in 2022, but actual returns remain only modestly higher or flat. Michigan does not register voters by party. High request numbers have not yet translated into a matching surge in completed ballots, leaving the bulk of the vote still ahead. ➡️In Nevada, about 353,000 ballots have been cast. Party registration is competitive so far (roughly D 40% · R 35% · Other ~25%). Democrats hold a modest edge in the early numbers, but it is narrower than many expected in a state where they need strong early performance to offset Election Day. ➡️In Colorado, about 825,000 ballots have been cast (almost entirely mail). Party registration shows Democrats at roughly 33% and Republicans at 25%. The Democratic share is real but not the dominant early lead some forecasts projected for the state. 🔥Also tracking: ➡️In Ohio, about 1.00 million ballots have been cast. No party registration is reported. Volume is solid for this point in the cycle, and remaining Election Day voters have historically leaned more Republican in the state. ➡️In Wisconsin, about 526,000 ballots have been cast (mix of mail and in-person). No party registration. Early volume is running ahead of the comparable point in 2022, but the state has a consistent history of stronger Republican Election Day turnout that has not yet been reflected in the early totals. ➡️In Minnesota, about 419,000 ballots have been cast. No party registration. Volume is moderate for this stage. Remaining Election Day voters have historically been more Republican than the early/mail pool. The bottom line: Early voting is elevated, yet Democrats are not running away with the composition the way many polls and media narratives have suggested. Republicans are stronger in in-person early voting (especially in Florida and Texas), competitive in Arizona and Nevada, and still hold their traditional Election Day advantage in multiple states. Follow: @MorseReport

FORTRESS: The Pentagon is preparing every major U.S. military base to survive 90 days without outside support — no civilian power grid, no global supply chains, no outside fuel or water. The initiative, revealed in documents reviewed by Fox News Digital, envisions portable nuclear reactors, massive battery storage, and microgrids that can disconnect installations from civilian electricity entirely. Strategic reserves of munitions, fuel, critical minerals, and medical supplies would be stockpiled based on wartime consumption rates. Civilian factories are being pre-identified to shift to defense production during a crisis. Pentagon chief spokesperson Sean Parnell put it bluntly: "Power is combat now. Without electricity, you lose communications, water, logistics, assembly lines and just basic military command structures." Full story here foxnews.com/politics/inside-…

🚨 MASSIVE ICE RAID IN HOUSTON ARRESTS OVER 400 ILLEGAL ALIENS 🚨 Over 400 illegal aliens were arrested in a massive ICE raid in Houston, including convicted murderers and child predators. Fox News was exclusively embedded with ICE during a week-long sting in Houston. • 422 illegal migrants arrested. • 262 had criminal convictions. • 229 already had final deportation orders. Offenses include murder, robbery, arson, DWI, and sexual assault of children.

🚨BREAKING: Democrats Stand to Lose 2-5 U.S. House Seats Over DOJ Crackdown in California. Los Angeles election officials recently admitted in federal court that they have no independent way to verify the citizenship status of California voters -- they simply take voters at their word. Federal law restricts voting in federal elections to citizens only, yet California recently mailed ballots to roughly 20,000 people that federal records flag as likely noncitizens and refused to comply with the DOJ’s requests to set those ballots aside. The DOJ sued, then expanded the action to all 58 California counties. The DOJ’s letters demand that California election officials work with the DOJ and DHS to confirm citizenship, segregate -- not cancel -- any unconfirmed vote-by-mail ballots, and leave them untabulated until eligibility has been verified. The DOJ has warned that any election officials who knowingly count these ballots will face criminal liability. The 9th Circuit Court has ordered California to respond to the DOJ’s emergency appeal seeking to keep those ballots set aside. California’s honor system and universal mail-ballot regime are now under direct federal pressure. As a consequence, the Democrats could potentially lose 2–5 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives relative to pre-enforcement expectations -- enough to offset some of Prop 50’s Democratic gains and improve the GOP’s odds of holding or expanding its House majority. In several competitive Central Valley and Southern California districts, a few hundred to a couple thousand votes can often decide the outcome of an election. Democrats are panicking because their structural edge in California depends on minimal verification and high-volume mail voting. Statewide notices put every registrar on formal notice of legal risk and threaten the margins that Prop 50 was manufactured to protect. With Election Day less than two weeks away, the Trump DOJ is successfully forcing California to follow federal law -- and the political consequences stand to have national implications. Follow: @MorseReport