Retiring Guy's Digest: 2026

Redistricting created a district that includes most of the northern half of La Crosse County and southeastern Trempealeau County. The current population of La Crosse County is 121,388 -- enough to fill 2 Assembly district with about 2,000 of its resident remaining.

Maps and election results: Ballotpedia

After 2018, the elections in the 93rd District have been increasingly competitive. In 2024, Democrat Steve Doyle won by a mere 0.6 percentage points, receiving just 217 more votes (out of 36,657 cast) than his GOP challenger.

GOP challenger Keith Purnell is going to have to do a better job in getting out the vote in November. Running unopposed in the August primary, he received 4,019 out of 4,023 cast, whereas Democratic incumbent Steve Doyle received 7,873 votes out of 7,877 cast. That's quite a gap!

Related reading:

Wisconsin Applied Population Lab, 6/18/2018

Malia Jones explains:

Two core concepts of gerrymandering were central to the arguments presented to the high court: cracking and packing. A third process, known as stacking, also crops up in gerrymandered political maps, but was not the focus of Gill v. Whitford.

Cracking and packing both refer to specific ways of drawing legislative boundaries with the outcomes of elections in mind. These two processes operate in tension with one another, but both can be implemented by a party in power seeking to maximize its electoral chances through gerrymandering.

Packing refers to the practice of drawing particular districts in such a way as to ensure that another party's candidate wins that seat by a tremendous margin. Although the opposing party is all but guaranteed the seat, packing makes surrounding districts less competitive, and thus tips the balance of power in the legislative body overall toward the ruling party.

Cracking involves drawing districts in such a way as to divide a concentration of specific types of voters across several districts such that they are a minority in each one, with practically no hope of achieving representation in any of the districts. This practice also helps make districts less competitive. [emphasis added]

Other Wisconsin 2026 election posts:

1st Assembly District. (6/11/2026)

2nd Assembly District. (6/14/2026)

3rd Assembly District. (6/15/2026)

4th Assembly District. (6/17/2026)

5th Assembly District. (6/18/2026)

6th Assembly District. (6/20/2026)

7th Assembly District. (6/21/2026)

8th Assembly District. (6/21/2026)

9th Assembly District. (6/22/2026)

10th Assembly District. (6/23/2026)

11th Assembly District. (6/23/2026)

12th Assembly District. (4/17/2026)

13th Assembly District. (6/25/2026)

14th Assembly District. (6/25/2026)

15th Assembly District. (6/25/2026)

16th Assembly District. (4/17/2026)

17th Assembly District. (6/30/2026)

18th Assembly District. (6/30/2026)

19th Assembly District. (7/1/2026)

20th Assembly District. (7/1/2026)

21st Assembly District. (5/8/2026)

22nd Assembly District. (7/5/2026)

23rd Assembly District. (7/5/2026)

24th Assembly District. (4/19/2026)

25th Assembly District. (7/6/2026)

26th Assembly District. (4/17/2026)

27th Assembly District. (7/7/2026)

28th Assembly District. (7/8/2026)

29th Assembly District. (7/10/2026)

30th Assembly District. (7/11/2026)

31st Assembly District. (7/12/2026)

32nd Assembly District. (7/13/2026)

33rd Assembly District. (7/15/2026)

34th Assembly District. (4/24/2026)

35th Assembly District. (4/15/2026)

36th Assembly District. (7.16.2026)

37th Assembly District. (4/20/2026)

38th Assembly District. (7/17/2026)

39th Assembly District. (7/18/2026)

40th Assembly District. (7/19/2026)

41st Assembly District. (7/20/2026)

42nd Assembly District. (7/21/2026)

43rd Assembly District. (7/212026)

44th Assembly District. (5/5/2026)

45th Assembly District. (7/23/2026)

46th Assembly District. (7/24/2026)

47th Assembly District. (7/25/2026)

48th Assembly District. (7/27/2026)

49th Assembly District. (7/28/2026)

50th Assembly District. (7/29/2026)

51st Assembly District. (7/30/2026)

52nd Assembly District. (7/31/2026)

53rd Assembly District. (8/2/2026)

54th Assembly District. (8/4/2026)

55th Assembly District. (8/7/2026)

58th Assembly District. (4/12/2026)

59th Assembly District. (4/10/2026)

60th Assembly District. (8/9/2026)

61st Assembly District. (8/16/2026)

62th Assembly District. (8/11/2026)

63rd Assembly District. (8/16/2026)

64th Assembly District. (8/17/2026)

65th Assembly District. (8/18/2026)

66th Assembly District. (8/19/2026)

67th Assembly District. (8/24/2026)

68th Assembly District. (8/25/2026)

69th Assembly District. (8/26/2026)

70th Assembly District. (8/27/2026)

71st Assembly District. (4/28/2026)

72nd Assembly District. (8/29/2026)

73rd Assembly District. (8/31/2026)

74th Assembly District. (9/1/2026)

75th Assembly District. (9/4/2026)

76th Assembly District. (9/6/2026)

77th Assembly District. (9/9/2026)

78th Assembly District. (9/14/2026)

79th Assembly District. (9/15/2026)

80th Assembly District. (9/16/2026)

81st Assembly District. (9/17/2026)

82nd Assembly District. (9/18/2026)

83rd Assembly District. (9/20/2026)

84th Assembly District. (9/21/2026)

85th Assembly District. (9/22/2026)

86th Assembly District. (9/23/2026)

87th Assembly District. (9/24/2026)

88th Assembly District. (9/25/2026)

89th Assembly District. (9/26/2026)

90th Assembly District. (9/27/2026)

91st Assembly District. (9/28/2026)

92nd Assembly District. (9/29/2026)

93rd Assembly District. (9/30/2026)

97th Assembly District. (4/23/2026)

99th Assembly District. (4/18/2026)

17th Senate District. (4/14/2026)

23rd Senate District. (4/15/2026)

31st Senate District. (4/15/2026)

Hot enough for ya? It's like that from sea to shining sea!

Map: NOAA

Headline: Oceanographic, 9/30/2026

Eve Cahill reports:

A record-breaking amount of heat was absorbed by the ocean last year, warming its seas, disrupting marine food-webs, increasing the force of storm surges and “reaching into the lives, livelihoods and security of people everywhere”, a report has found.

Last year alone, the ocean absorbed roughly 23 zettajoules in heat – equivalent to the energy of 12 Hiroshima-scale atomic bombs exploding every second for an entire year.

The ocean already plays a major role in buffering the impacts of human-induced climate change having absorbed some 90% of the world’s excess heat.\

That is translating into accelerating sea level rise, changes to ocean currents and salinity, increased acidity, and intensified storms creating disruption to critical ocean food webs and coastal communities.

Related posts:

September 2026

Hot enough for ya? Withered vegetation during drought causes pronghorn sheep to starve to death in Wyoming. (9/30)

Hot enough for ya? Just ask folks who got their electricity shut off this summer! (9/30)

Hot enough for ya? Just ask the Tennessee Valley Authority! (9/27)

Hot enough for ya? Republicans in Congress say, 'Live with it, fuckwads!' (9/26)

Hot enough for ya? 500,000 might not be around to say so next February! (9/26)

Hot enough for ya? Just asks anyone who spent time at a British unairconditioned hospital this summer! (9/25)

Hot enough for ya? Just ask the Philadelphia Eagles coach! (9/24)

Hot enough for ya? It's too hot for pumpkins in Utah! (9/22)

Hot enough for ya? El Paso residents think so! (9/22)

Hot enough for ya? If not, El Nino has more in store! (9/22)

Hot enough for ya? Probably if you live in the West! (9/21)

Hot enough for ya? Dallas-Fort Worth metro area sets record for most 100-degree days in September. (9/16)

Hot enough for ya? It was the hottest summer ever in the USA. (9/16)

Hot enough for ya? It was a record hot August. (9/9)

Hot enough for ya? Residents of Gulf Coast in Florida think so! (9/8)

Hot enough for ya? Folks in Albuquerque think so! (9/8)

August 16-31, 2026

Hot enough for ya? Even Phoenix Arizona residents say, "HELL YEAH!!". (8/27)

Hot enough for ya? World's oceans hit hottest temperature ever! (8/25)

Extreme heat is killing England's oldest trees. (8/23)

Miami residents think so! (8/20)

Oklahoma City residents think so! (8/20)

Too hot for Champagne grapes in France. (8/16)

August 11-15, 2026

In Europe this summer, suffering up, deaths up. (8/15)

South Korea records highest temperature ever! (8/15)

United Kingdom has its hottest day of the day during 5th heat wave of summer. (8/14)

Just ask the families of hundreds of workers who have died from the heat! (8/14)

Unbearable the 5th time around in Europe. (8/13)

Too hot for thousands of cattle in South Dakota! (8/13)

Extreme weather puts Pakistan's red chile pepper farmers at risk. (8/12)

World's average sea surface temperature sets heat record for July! (8/11)

United States experiences hottest July ever. (8/11)

Western Europe sets a temperature record. (8/11)

August 1-10, 2026

Climate crisis: Extreme weather drying up Europe's rivers. (8/8)

Enough already! say sweltering Italians. (8/7)

Austria and Slovakia swelter in record-setting heat. (8/7)

South Koreans swelter in record-breaking heat!. (8/7)

Too hot as far as Great Plains feedlot and cow calf operators are concerned! (8/6)

Hot enough for ya? Millions of Western US residents likely think so! (8/4)

Too hot as far as Hungary's only nuclear power plant is concerned! (8/4)

Too hot, as far as 3 lions in a Tokyo zoo are concerned! (8/4)

July 2026

All you need to read to put the scope of the Bordeaux wildfire in France in perspective. (7/29)

Western states get a taste of their own wildfire smoke. (7/29)

Heat dome puts Western and Central United States on broil. (7/28)

Earth on fire: Spain and France wildfires edition. (7/28)

Even the coldest places in the world are experiencing record heat. (7/27)

Scorching heat wave breaks daily temperature record in Phoenix. (7?26)

It's a warming world (scooping water from the Seine edition). (7/19)

Extreme heat kills. (7/18)

Montana heat wave: Billings and Miles City set all-time high-temperature records. (7/14)

Salt Lake City his all-time record with a high temperature of 109. (7/13)

Welcome to Our Warming World: Boundary Waters Minnesota edition. (7/13)

Unprecedented heat wave kills millions of chickens in France. (7/10)

Western Europe experiences its hottest-ever June. (7/10)

May-June 2026

Unprecedented European heat wave. (6/27)

What climate change feels like in the Dadu district of Pakistan. (6/13)

Climate change turned up the heat on Planet Earth (May 2026 worldwide edition). (6/11)

50 -- count 'em! -- 50 cities in India were the world's hottest spots on April 27, 2026. (5/12)

April 2026

If right-wing parties gain control, then Europe will only get hotter (b/w Looney Tunes at the Heartland Institute). (4/30)

Climate change forces cities to use plastic instead of ice in new skating rink. (4/12)

Lack of snowpack in western states raises concerns of drought and wildfires this summer. (4/10)

United States experiences its hottest March ever. (4/9)

Record heat puts Arctic sea ice at lowest recorded winter level. (4/4)

2026 Southwest U.S. heat wave joins list of "most astonishing weather events" of 21st century. (4/4)

Wyoming experiences its warmest winter in its recorded history then gets hit with a blinding spring blizzard. (4/4)

Denver experiences its hottest March ever, breaking 14 records in the process. (4/2)

March 2026

United States weather: 9 states experience record-warm winter, 0 states experience record cold winter. (3/21)

Historic, unprecedented, extreme, record-smashing heat wave envelopes Western United States. (3/21)

Hong Kong joins the list of 2025-2026 winter weather hot spots. (3/4)

It was a extremely wet and hot summer in Australia. (3/4)

Add Denver to the list of Western cities that experienced one of its warmest Februarys. (3/2)

HOT HOT HOT: Las Vegas records its warmest winter ever. (3/3)

And the heat just keeps on comin' in Phoenix Arizona. (3/3)

February 2026

Boogying our way to doomsday in a climate denier administration: Phoenix Arizona is experiencing its hottest winter ever. (2/28)

Southern Hemisphere is HOT HOT HOT. (2/12)

Much of the rest of the world broiled while residents of Europe and North America froze their asses off. (2/11)

Alaskans in Anchorage are having a heat wave. A record heat wave! (2/7)

Warmest December ever in Phoenix, Arizona: 2025. (2/6)

They're having a heat wave in Greenland. A record heat wave! (2/6)

Australians just lived through their 4th hottest January on record. (2/3)

January 2026

While the United States shivers, it's hotter than hell in Australia. (1/31)

Climate change as a matter of fact: That's why it's called "extreme weather". (1/29)

Welcome to the Eric Schmitt Clown Show: GOP Missouri Senator opens mouth, inserts foot

Don't you just love it when this kind of stupid shit happens to GOP sycophants.

Headline: New York Times, 9/29/2026

Devlin Barrett and Charlie Savage report on the effects of Jack Smith Derangement Syndrome on the GOP:

It was meant to be a dramatic confrontation, a public accusation of perjury against Jack Smith, the special counsel who investigated Donald J. Trump. Instead, Senator Eric Schmitt’s amateur sleuthing into basketball led him to the wrong game, league and state.

During a four-hour Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Mr. Schmitt, a Republican from Missouri, struck a conspiratorial tone and asked Mr. Smith if he had attended an Atlanta Hawks home game in February 2024.

Mr. Schmitt focused on the basketball game in the hopes that he could show Mr. Smith had perjured himself and was involved in a conspiracy with local Atlanta prosecutors to ensnare Mr. Trump. In a hearing where Republicans repeatedly accused Mr. Smith of lying, what Mr. Schmitt first presented as smoking-gun evidence against Mr. Smith turned out to be a misfire. [emphasis added]

Related post:
Kansas City Star asks a rhetorical question. (9/30/2022)

Dear Pat McFerron: Your polling numbers are like a Robbie Bobbie Trafalgar wet dream. Best, Retiring Guy

According to poll tracking by The Economist, Trump is 6 points underwater in Oklahoma. And underwater in every state but 3.

Map: The Economist

Headline: New York Times, 9/30/2026

But his itinerary reflects Republicans’ need to boost the enthusiasm of their base — to play defense, even in MAGA strongholds, at a moment when voters are angry over high prices, beef imports and immigration raids.

“My polling numbers show Trump still positive in the state, but they are down from where they have been,” said Pat McFerron, a Republican pollster in Oklahoma. “It’s now acceptable to disagree with the president on some specific issues.”

Learn more about Robbie Bobbie here.

On Day 213 of Trump War of Whimsy, US consumer confidence hit a 12-year low

AI_generated image requested from Manus 1.6 Lite

Headline: The Street Pro, 9/29/2026

Neil Sethi reports:

Executive Summary

The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index fell 6.7 points in September to 81.9, the least since April 2014, far below the 89.0 expected (the biggest miss since 2024). Unlike August, when a jump in the present situation cushioned a collapse in expectations, both components fell hard.

The Present Situation Index retreated 7.9 points to 109.3, its lowest since 2021, and the Expectations Index dropped 5.9 points to 63.6, a more than one-year low and among the lowest readings since 2013, leaving it further below the 80 threshold the Conference Board has said in the past signals a potential recession ahead.

Related posts:

September 2027

On Day 201 of Trump War of Whimsy, UN releases blistering report on U.S. war crimes. (9/18)

On Day 198 of War of Whimsy, experts say Trump deserves most of the blame for high diesel prices. (9/15)

On Day 195 of Trump War of Whimsy, oil prices are up 50%. (9/12)

On Day 189 of Trump War of Whimsy, price of diesel fuel hits all-time high in United States. (9/5)

On Day 188 of his War of Whimsy, Donald Trump claims full responsibility for Iran debacle. (9/3)

On Day 186 of Trump War of Whimsy, the inmates are running the asylum now known as the Department of War. (9/1)

August 2026

On Day 183 of Trump War of Whimsy, US reputation as world leader is in tatters. (8/29)

On Day 176 of War of Whimsy, Trump conducts master class in Unhinged Irrationality. (8/21)

On Day 167 of Trump War of Whimsy, Iran presents a list of demands. (8/8)

Trump Blunder Bus: On Day 164 of Trump War of Whimsy, Iran continues to have the upper hand. (8/5)

June-July 2026

On Day 156 of his War of Whimsy, Donald Trump is still flailing. (7/28)

On Day 152 of Trump War of Whimsy, the Greg Kelly Clown Show on Newsmax gets roasted by Media Matters for America. (7/24)

On Day 152 of his War of Whimsy, Donald Trump continues to navigate the Blunder Bus through Strait of Hormuz. (7/24)

On Day 142 of his War of Whimsy Donald Trump conducts a master class in irrational behavior. (7/14)

On day 134 of Trump War of Whimsy, it still has a 'forverer' feel to it. (7/6)

On day 106 of War of Whimsy, Donald Trump and Mojtaba Khamenei grapple over winners trophy. (6/10)

May 2026

On Day 80 of Trump War of Whimsy, skyrocketing price of diesel fuel wreaks havoc on school budgets. (5/18)

Day 77: Price of diesel fuel hits record high. (5/15)

Day 70: Shell reports almost $7 billion profit in 1st quarter of 2026. (5/8)

Day 69: We learn how much Pete Hegseth isnt telling us about epically damaged U.S. military assets. (5/7)

Day 68: Operation Epic Fury had become Operation Colossal Blunder. (5/6)

Day 67: Donald Trump finds himself stuck in a costly and unpopular war. (5/5)

Day 65: Iran War has cost American consumers more than $31 billion in extra fuel costs. (5/3)

April 2026

Day 62: Price of oil spikes. (4/30)

Day 60. Further pain at the pump for Americans. (4/28)

GET ME REWRITE: Under the inept leadership of Keystone Kash, FBI hit with one of the worst-ever breaches of sensitive of government information

Headline: New York Times, 9/28/2026

Dustin Volz, Alan Feuer, Charlie Savage, and Adam Goldman report:

The theft by a criminal hacking group of reams of sensitive personal data involving potentially tens of thousands of former and current F.B.I. employees is emerging as one of the worst breaches of sensitive government information, leaving the bureau rushing to protect its personnel as an uncertain deadline loomed.

Nearly a week after the group, known as ShinyHunters, revealed it had pilfered intimate details about bureau personnel from the agency’s jobs portal and threatened to leak them online, F.B.I. investigators are still piecing together how the breach took place and the total damage.

The hack appears to have swept up home addresses, Social Security numbers, secretive job assignments and much more, according to a New York Times analysis of some of the records. Some are already comparing it to China’s breach of more than 20 million records from the Office of Personnel Management over a decade ago, considered so catastrophic that officials and lawmakers vowed to never let something like it happen again. [emphasis added]

Trump overruled by his own chatbot

And what's the deal with the kids sprawled on a frozen pond?

Top headline: WRAL

Heave your own fun here

AI-generated image requested from Manus 1.6 Lite

Hello, America! (Another flop from Donald Trump). (9/30/2026)

Cambodia reports 6th case of bird flu in human

Map and headline: Beacon, 9/28/2026

Key findings

A 49-year-old male resident of Tuol Kruos village, Trapeang Prasat district, Oddar Meanchey province, northwestern Cambodia, was confirmed positive for H5N1 avian influenza on 27 Sep 2026 by the National Institute of Public Health and the Institut Pasteur du Cambodge.

This case is Cambodia's sixth confirmed human H5N1 infection of 2026; the patient is currently isolated in a local hospital receiving intensive medical care.

An epidemiological investigation established that the patient raised chickens and had direct contact with sick and dead poultry; the National Institute of Animal Health and Production had confirmed H5N1 infection in the farm's poultry on 23 Sep 2026—four days before the human case was confirmed.

Related bird flu posts:

July 2026

South Korea to import 210,000,000 eggs due to impacts of bird flu. (7/27)

Cambodia reports 5th case of bird flu in humans. (7/12)

Philippines deals with outbreaks of bird flu among backyard chickens. (7/11)

Bird flu in Nepal: Zoo remains closed after dead crows found on grounds. (7/10)

CDC: 12 human bird flu cases in South Asia pose low risk to U.S. public (7/1)

Bird flu still a big concern in Nepal. (7/1)

June 2026

In Nepal, crows are the agents for the spread of bird flu. (6/29)

Bird flu brings severe financial challenges in Nepal. (6/8)

May 2026

Cambodia reports 4th human case of bird flu in 2026, worries about more to come. (5/17)

Navapur area of India hit hard by bird flu. (5/15)

Egg producing area in western India hit hard by bird flu. (5/11)

More than 44 peacocks in India die of bird flu. (5/4)

Indian state of Maharashtra reports outbreak of bird flu. (5/2)

April 2026:

Nepal reports 7 more outbreaks of bird flu. (4/28)

Japan reports 24th outbreak of bird flu so far this season. (4/26)

India reports bird flu outbreak in Bengaluru. (4/19)

China reports 2 more cases of avian flu in humans. (4/14)

Singapore reports Newcastle Disease in poultry flock. (4/13)

Since March 18th, bird flu has hit 23 farms in Nepal. (4/7)

In Japan, 30% of bird flu cases this winter are at sites where there was a previous infection. (4/4)

March 2026:

South Korea has reported 60 cases of bird flu so far in 2026. (3/31)

Bird flu re-emerges in Nepal . (3/31)

February 2026

South Korea gets the lede in article about bird flu cases in Asia. (2/28)

Bird flu reported in numerous states in India. (2/11)

South Korea egg supply diminished by bird flu outbreaks. (2/3)

January 2026

Philippines reports 10 case of bird flu in past 10 days. (1/17)

Kerala India reports 11 cases of bird flu in December 2025. (1/6)

December 2025

Egg prices on the rise in South Korea due to bird flu outbreaks. (12/26)

Bird flu outbreak in Japan results in culling of nearly 1,000,000 egg-laying hens. (12/26)

Japan and South Korea report outbreaks of avian flu. (12/8)

November 2026

Japan reports third confirmed outbreak of avian flu this season. (11/6)

Day 2156 of GOP election denier hysteria: Trump Big Lie Clown Show Circus starring Nevada GOP Secretary of State candidate Jim Marchant

Headline: Nevada Current, 9/28/2026

Michael Lyle reports:

Election deniers are once again expected to seek a variety of statewide and congressional offices across the country in the upcoming midterm election.

Nevada is no exception as incumbent Democratic Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar will face Republican Jim Marchant, an election denier and ardent supporter of President Donald Trump. [emphasis added]

The last time Marchant ran for secretary of state against Aguilar in 2022, he narrowly lost by about two percentage points. Aguilar warned at the time that electing Marchant means putting someone in control of Nevada’s election process “who will tear down the system because they don’t like it and it hasn’t benefited them.”

“All Nevadans will suffer because of him,” Aguilar said at the time. “Republicans. Nonpartisan. Democrats. Because there will be no voter confidence in the process because he is running the elections.”

See also days 1094, 1210, 2051, and 2139.

Increasingly longer list of parade of GOP election deniers:

Day 662 to 702

Day 929 (Patricia McCullough)

Day 930 (Ashley Duff)

Day 931 (Roy D'Agostino and Josh Parsons)

Day 932 (Samuel DeMarco)

Day 934 (Kari Lake)

Day 936 (Robert Beadles)

Day 937 (all election deniers)

Day 938 (Doug McLinko)

Day 942 (Glenn Youngkin)

Day 944 (Janel Brandtjen)

Day 945 (Jeff Serdy)

Day 946 (Todd Graybill)

Day 947 (Kyle Ardoin)

Day 949 (Frank LaRose)

Day 951 (Garland Favorito)

Day 952 (Doug Logan)

Day 954 (Brian Pritchard)

Day 955 (David Cross)

Day 956 (Suzi Voyles)

Day 957 (Josh McKoon)

Day 958 (David Whipple)

Day 960 (Joe Oltmann)

Day 961 (Theresa Manzella)

Day 962 (Sandra Merchant)

Day 964 (Stuart Hadlund)

Day 965 (Kari Lake)

Day 966 (Andro Lerario)

Day 971 (Jason Snead)

Day 982 (Joseph Mastroianni)

Day 983 (Mike Lindell)

Day 984 (Robert Sutherland)

Day 985 (Charlie Kirk)

Day 992 (Stan Grot)

Day 996 (Tim O'Hare)

Day 998 (Shawnna Bolick)

Day 999 (Dave Williams)

Day 1000 (Mike Lindell)

Day 1003 (Janel Brandtjen)

Day 1004 (Dinesh D'Souza)

Day 1005 (Sonny Borrelli)

Day 1006 (Daire Rendon)

Day 1007 (70% of GOP voters)

Day 1011 (Peter Bernegger)

Day 1013 (Sidney Powell)

Day 1015 (Matt Maddock)

Day 1016 (Nick Sherman)

Day 1017 (Boris Epshteyn)

Day 1019 (Rudy Giuliani)

Day 1020 (Eric Burlison)

Day 1025 (Mark Finchem)

Day 1026 (Brian Schimming)

Day 1027 (Jenna Ellis)

Day 1030 (David Whipple)

Day 1031 (Jeffrey Clark, John Eastman)

Day 1032 (Joe Oltmann)

Day 1033 (Kari Lake)

Day 1035 (Abe Hamadeh)

Day 1037 (Douglas Frank)

Day 1039 (Warren Daniel)

Day 1040 (Craig Berland)

Day 1041 (Jason Frazier)

Day 1042 (Tina Peters)

Day 1044 (Meshawn Maddock)

Day 1046 (Jim Womack)

Day 1049 (Devin LeMahieu)

Day 1051 (Shawn Still)

Day 1053 (Ron DeSantis)

Day 1054 (Kristina Karamo)

Day 1055 (Cathy Latham)

Day 1056 (Kari Lake)

Day 1057 (Janel Brandtjen)

Day 1059 (Warren Daniel)

Day 1064 (Mike Thompson)

Day 1065 (Scott Hall)

Day 1069 (Janel Brandtjen)

Day 1072 (Mike Lindell)

Day 1074 (Sharon Hewitt)

Day 1081 (Mike Lindell)

Day 1082 (Amanda Jennings Smith)

Day 1083 (Kari Lake)

Day 1084 (Bob Bachenberg)

Day 1085 (Sidney Powell)

Day 1086 (Kenneth Chesebro)

Day 1087 (Gym Jordan)

Day 1088 (Mike Lindell)

Day 1089 (Tom Emmer)

Day 1090 (Mike Johnson)

Day 1091 (Jenna Ellis)

Day 1094 (Jim Marchant)

Day 1095 (Donald Trump)

Day 1096 (Mike Johnson)

Day 1097 (Seth Keshel)

Day 1098 (Doug Basler)

Day 1099 (Amy Kremer)

Day 1100 (Gabrielle Hanson)

Day 1101 (Mike Lindell)

Day 1102 (Harrison Flo\yd)

Day 1103 (Steve Scalise)

Day 1104 (Kari Lake)

Day 1105 (Deborah Flora)

Day 1107 (Rick Weible)

Day 1110 (Jenna Ellis)

Day 1112 (Dan Scorvino)

Day 1114 (Mark Zuckerberg)

Day 1115 (Patrick Henry)

Day 1116 (Jim DeMint)

Day 1117 (Peg Cage)

Day 1118 (Sonny Borrelli)

Day 1119 (Kristina Karamo)

Day 1121 (Ron Hanks)

Day 1122 (Tom Crosby, Peggy Judd)

Day 1123 (Nancy Landry)

Day 1124 (Ken Buck)

Day 1125 (Burt Jones)

Day 1128 (Kari Lake)

Day 1129 (Cleta Mitchell)

Day 1132 (Klete Keller)

Day 1133 (Andrew Hitt)

Day 1135 (Alan Hostetter)

Day 1136 (Robert Spindell)

Day 1137 (Donald Trump)

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