@Doodlelegs@mastodon.social The other dynamic that will come into play is just racism. The polling from 4 different pollsters in the final weeks showed that El-Sayed would win by double-digits. He won by less than 1% point. That tells me voters have a degree of secret shame they are dealing with. We used to see that with Black candidates in the 80s-90s in suburban districts. Then with women in the 90s. They would give pollsters the answer they thought would make them sound smart