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philcscphies · 2 years

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Adem Karakaş ( he/him ) is a cisgender man, thirty-six year old actor who has been living in Moorbrooke for two weeks. They were born on December 9th and right now, they are currently residing in Primrose Avenue. It has been said that they look suspiciously like İlhan Şen and if they had to choose a song to describe themselves, they would choose Starboy by The Weeknd.

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Adem was born in Moorbrooke, the first child of Kamile and Nadir, Turkish ex-pats who’d immigrated to the US during their early childhood and teenage years respectively.

His childhood was normal enough. It consisted of school and odd jobs. The only difference between Adem and other children was that periodically, he’d book small jobs modeling for local brands or acting in commercials.

His big break came during HS when he booked a nationwide modeling gig.

After graduating from HS, Adem moved to LA in order to pursue modeling and acting full time. He never planned to see Moorbrooke again.

For some time, his career was on the up and up. He’d managed to book small cameo roles upon first moving. Those roles and the connections they brought, soon led to bigger roles namely speaking roles on soap operas.

In his mid-twenties, Adem booked his biggest role to date -- the lead in a supernatural drama.

The show lasted for five years.

It was during this time that Adem met his wife. She’d started as a guest role on their show and had soon picked up a recurring role. Their romance burned hot and fast.

Looking back, getting married was probably the worse decision they could’ve made. Their growing careers was the cause of serious tension between the two.

Just under a year ago, the two decided to get divorced. While the most logical decision given how chaotic their relationship was, the decision did not bring Adem any peace or happiness. Instead, it led to a months long bender in which Adem ended up losing a role he’d worked hard for (he’d been showing up late, not remembering his lines, etc).

In order to rehab his reputation and his career, his PR team suggested that Adem take some time to reconnect with who he is. Which is why he’s back in Moorbrooke -- his childhood home, the place he thought he’d long outgrown.

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childhood friends

folks he’s lost touch with

fans

people who hate him because of characters he’s played

someone he’s angered for some reason

his ex wife maybe (may post a wc)

any and everything

#mbintro #adem.#adem (bio).#introducing my chaos son

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haber71net · 5 days

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Kırıkkale Ticaret ve Sanayi Odası Yönetim Kurulu Üyesi Muzaffer Ilhan’ın gelini, Canga Savunma Sanayi Mühendislerinden Batuhan İlhan'nın eşi ve gazeteci Adem Yılmaz’ın yeğeni,Kırıkkale Üniversitesi Tı... ---------------------------- Haberin devamı haber71.net'te.

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thememoryband · 1 month

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Today on the spring equinox our new album 'Never The Same Way Twice' makes it's way into the World. The album is a collection of previously unreleased recordings to mark twenty years since the release of our self-titled debut album. Two decades is a long time and the over-riding emotion I have for this album is one of gratitude, to those who have supported our music and everyone that has taken time to listen. In particular I am so very grateful to all the amazing musicians who have given their time and talents to make The Memory Band what is is, I am forever in their debt. There is not the space to thank everyone who has been part of the band but the people who perform on this album are as follows: John Andrews, Liam Bailey, Liza Bec, Alex Bonney, Helene Bradley, Olie Brice, Jonny Bridgwood, Findlay Brown, Dee Byrne, Hannah Caughlin, Olivia Chaney, Howard Cottle, Al Doyle, Sam Genders, Adem Ilhan, Lisa Knapp, Jennymay Logan, Simon Lord, Paul McGee, Rhys Morgan, Tom Page, Polly Paulusma, Jeremy Radway, Lucy Railton, Jess Roberts, Quinta, Sarah Scutt, Rob Spriggs, Serafina Steer, Alexis Taylor, Fred Thomas, Jon Thorne and Nancy Wallace. You are all marvellous March hares.

Stephen Cracknell. 20.03.2004

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galerisoyut · 1 year

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Galeri Soyut’un 2011’den itibaren düzenli olarak gerçekleştirdiği, tamamı 25×25 cm resim ve küçük boyutlu heykellerden oluşan, 67 sanatçının, 500’e yakın eserin yer alacağı “Yeni Aralık” sergisi, 9 – 30 Aralık 2022 tarihlerinde Galeri Soyut / Çankaya’da izlenebilir. Ayrıca sergiyi web sitemizden izleyebilirsiniz. https://www.galerisoyut.com.tr/yeni-aralik-2022/ Sergiye katılan sanatçılar: Adem Başpınar, Ali Herischi, Ali Fatih Küçükosmanoğlu, Ayhan Çetin, Ayşe Ergüner, Azimet Karaman, Baran Kamiloğlu, Bengü Bahar, Binnur Yücebaş, Buse Fulürya, Buğra Özer, Buşra Nur Aslan, Canan Aydoğmuş, Canseven Bahçeci, Ceren Çağlar, Celal Binzet, Derya Yıldız, Doğan Karakılıç, Ercan Ayçiçek, Ekin Yüksel, Emine Bıyıklı, Emrah Emir, Erol Pelioğlu, Furkan Özmen, F. Deniz Korkmaz, Fikriye Atik Güneş, Güler Genç Erol, Güray Uygun, Hakan Eraslan, Halil Coşkun, Hamdi Eser, Hasan Basri İnan, Hatice Aras, Hira Yılmaz, Ilgın Erdem, İrem Koçan, İsmail Türel, İlhan Aydan, Kadir Öztoprak, Makbule Ayaz, Mehmet Sakızcı, Mehmet Ali Doğan, Mehmet Yücel, Melihat Tüzün, Melahat Özcan Şener, Mine Poyraz, Müge Selçuk, Murat Tolga, Necmettin Özlü, Nihat Kahraman, Nurettin Akkaya, Oğulcan Öz, Orçun İlter, Özer Aktaş, Parvin Ghorbanzadeh Dizaji, Saeed Aghanejad, Sedanur Şimşek, Sema Öcal, Serap Soyaltın, Serdar Dartar, Serhat Diker, Seyit Taha Baydar, Sibel Keçeli, Suna Aktaş, Tamer Derican, Zekiye Akalın The “New Space” exhibition, which has been held regularly since 2011 by Gallery Soyut, which consists of 25×25 cm paintings and small-sized sculptures, and which will feature nearly 500 works by approximately 67 artists, will be held at Galeri Soyut / Çankaya between 9-30 December 2022 #yeniaralık#newspace#galerisoyut#galerisoyutçankaya#galerisoyutyıldız#ankara#artgallery#artankara#sanatgalerisi#sergi#sanat#soyutgaleri#exhibition#25x25#25x25cm#turkishpainting#artistanbul#soyut#sanatci#sanatçı#resim (Galeri Soyut) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl3dMeUMjyJ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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theusviral · 1 year

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Listen To A New Adem Ilhan Track From HBO's Avenue 5 [EXCLUSIVE]

Listen To A New Adem Ilhan Track From HBO’s Avenue 5 [EXCLUSIVE]

Avenue 5 season 2 is finally here, breathing new life into the HBO sci-fi comedy that first hit screens in 2020. Starring Hugh Laurie and Josh Gad, the series is set on a luxury tourist spacecraft that was diverted off-course, turning an eight-week cruise into an eight-year journey. Avenue 5 is full of the trademark wit and humor of series creator Armando Iannucci. Iannucci is perhaps best known…

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ordupress · 2 years

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Ordu Şoförler Odası Başkanı Adem Yavuz’un babası İlhan Yavuz son yolculuğuna uğurlandı. Allah rahmet eylesin. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cjfq4aNssFU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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vanhaberleri · 2 years

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Çaldıran İŞKUR TYP Sonuçları Açıklandı isim listesi

31 Ağustos 2022 tarihinde saat 11.00’de Çaldıran Yavuz Selim Okulunun Konferans Salonu’nda Noter huzurunda ve vatandaşlara açık bir şekilde gerçekleştirilen kura sonrası Toplamda 55 asıl 55 yedek isim listesi şöyle: Asil liste: REMEZAN ÇOBAN MEHMET DİNÇ MEHMET FEHİM ÖZTÜRK EYYÜP TAŞ OSMAN AYDIN ÖZLEM ÇAKANER SABİHE ÖZİNCE MÜSLÜM ADIGÜZEL HİLMİ TEMEL MAŞUK SAÇAK BARIŞ ÖZER YASİN ÇELİK BESİM ALTUNDAL SEDİKA DENİZ HEDİYE ÖZCAN CELAL SİVİŞ NAİME ÇİFTÇİ CEYLAN ALADAĞ FARUK BİNGÖL VAHDETTİN AYDINER CEYLAN TAŞ MELİKE GÜNAY SEYİTHAN TAŞ ÇETİN ÇELİK ESRA TURAN PERİ ÖZER ŞEFİK KAYA EMİNE İLHAN İPEK BAHADIR NAZİME DAĞDEMİR NİSAN ÇİÇEK AYDIN ÖZTÜRK CAFER BİLİCİ DİLAN ÇALBAN ADİL DİNÇER AKİF BİLİCİ NEJMETTİN ÇOBAN CAHİDE DENİZ TAZEGÜL AYAZ HÜDEYDA SARA DİLAN KAÇMAZ ABDULBAKİ SANLAV SÜSLÜ ÇALBAN FATMA DAĞ GÜZEL AYDIN MEHMET TURAN ANARGÜL ALADAĞ EMRAH GÜMÜŞ HALİME KURETER HERDEM UĞRAĞ ŞABAN HALİSÇELİK LÜTFİ ADIYAMAN GÜLTEN DEMİR SAKİNE ÖZTÜRK LEMİYE ÖZTÜRK

Yedek Liste AYSEL YALÇINKAYA NEZAKET GÜMLÜCE VAHİDE ERÜNVER ZAHİDE TURAN FİLİZ ZİNİ TAHA ARVAS EDANUR YUVA SALİH BİLİCİ ORHAN ALPER SEYİTHAN YILDIRIM SAKİNE KEPÇİK BETUL ÇALBAN EMİNE TIRAK A YSEL ERTEN ZEYNEP ÖZTÜRK YAVUZ TEKİN AYŞEGÜL SİVİŞ KEMAL ÖZGÜL ALTUN KAYA FETTAH KİBAR NECMETTİN ÇALIŞKAN ASİYA YAĞIZ DİLAVER KORKMAZER AYSEL ÇOBAN CEVDET SANLAV CEYLAN İLHAN ADEM CAN KUTBETTİN GÜMLÜCE AYŞE ALADAĞ HÜLYA ÇİFÇİ HALİME ÇINAR SALİH ORALIK ALPARSLAN TURAN HALİME ESER KIYASETTİN ÖZTAN FERİDE YARDIMCI HANIM TAŞ SEYFETTİN KAYA FEYAT KUŞÇU MELİKE ALADAĞ MISRA TAŞ HAKKI TURAN YILDIZ DEMİR SAYİME ÇILGIN LEMAN YILMAZ KAMİLE ÖZKAN ALİCAN AYDIN AYCAN HANÇINAR İSMAİL CENGİL ABDURRAHMAN ÇİFTÇİ ALTUN KARAKOÇ SUHBET GÜLER SÖHBET ÇELİK EBUBEKİR YILDIRIM MURAT TAŞ Read the full article

#ÇaldıranİŞKURTYPSonuçlarıAçıklandıisimlistesi #isimlistesi #işkurtypsonuçları

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moorbrookehq · 2 years

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Welcome to Moorbrooke, ADEM KARAKAŞ! Please make sure you send in your account within 24-hours otherwise your face claim will be reopened. Check out the checklist and enjoy your stay in town!

#accepted #appless rp #town rp #city rp #plotless rp #oc rp #mumu rp #literate rp

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encroachingunfire · 4 years

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The Avenue 5 theme song is what I imagine my anxiety to sound like, and I love it

#avenue 5 #armando iannucci #adem ilhan #i love this theme

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soundtracktracklist · 4 years

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Adem Ilhan - film and TV composer, musician #filmscore #composer #producer #musician #ost Adem Ilhan is a British music composer for film and television, musician, and music producer. He is known for scoring music to Avenue 5 (2020), In the Loop (2009), The Ones Below (2015), Free Rainer (2007), Blanco (2009).

#Adem Ilhan #composer

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holly-mckenzie · 3 years

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HALKA ( 2019 – ) 1x14 - Asagisi dir. by Süleyman Mert Özdemir & Basak Soysal

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iheartmoosiq · 7 years

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I may have died and gone to music heaven. Where else can you hear anything as sublime as this new version of RYD’s Alter? The gifted Londoner offers up an altered Alter produced by Adem Ilhan that floats us to cloud nine with gentle acoustics, tender beats, and angelic vocals. This meditative dreamscape is sweet nectar to my ears and a nourishing soup for the soul. The track was recorded for Roundhouse Rising Sounds 2017, which gives emerging artists aged 18-25 the opportunity to record their music with the UK’s best producers.

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snnakespeare · 4 years

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Yıllar geçmiş... İskender, İlhan kayıp.. Hümeyra Kayıp.. Cihangir Halka'dan uzak bir hayat istemiş ve Adem Şahin kimliği ile hayat kurar. Uzun zaman sonra Müjde ve Kaan karşılaşırlar...

#halka #diziler #hande erçel #halka dizisi

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theliberaltony · 4 years

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via Politics – FiveThirtyEight

In 2018, now-Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley shocked the political world by unseating 20-year incumbents in their Democratic primaries. And this year, the trend continued with progressives Marie Newman, Jamaal Bowman and Cori Bush winning their own upsets against long-serving congressmen.1

Thanks to an increasingly powerful progressive campaign apparatus, there’s no question that the left is now an established player in the Democratic Party. But is it strong enough to rival the political muscle of the party establishment?

To find out, FiveThirtyEight has once again tracked hundreds of endorsements in every Senate, House and governor primary completed so far this year (through Aug. 18). We looked at the win-loss records of the endorsees of eight key Democratic influencers: progressive groups Indivisible, Justice Democrats, Our Revolution and the Progressive Change Campaign Committee; progressive figures Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders; and two arms of the national Democratic Party, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.2 The result is the most complete picture yet of which wing of the party is doing better at the ballot box.

And while the progressive upsets may have grabbed all the headlines, the numbers say the party establishment is still king of the hill. Of the 217 Democratic incumbents who ran in the primaries we analyzed, 214 won or advanced to the general election.3 Granted, that includes 19 incumbents — such as Reps. Ilhan Omar, Katie Porter, Rashida Tlaib and Ocasio-Cortez herself — who were supported by one or more of the six progressive endorsers we’re tracking. But in the 17 primaries where progressives (candidates endorsed by at least one of these six entities) went up against an incumbent, the progressive-backed candidate lost 14 times. (Newman, Bowman and Bush were the only exceptions.)

Most progressive challengers lost to incumbents

How candidates endorsed by Indivisible, Justice Democrats, Our Revolution, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, Sen. Sanders or Rep. Ocasio-Cortez have fared against incumbents in Democratic primaries for Senate, House and governor, through Aug. 18, 2020

Endorsed by … Candidate Race Indiv. J. Dems Our Rev. PCCC Sanders AOC Result Eva Putzova AZ-01 ✓ Lost Robert Emmons Jr. IL-01 ✓ Lost Marie Newman IL-03 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Won Rachel Ventura IL-11 ✓ Lost Jill Carter MD-07 ✓ Lost Cori Bush MO-01 ✓ ✓ ✓ Won Arati Kreibich NJ-05 ✓ ✓ ✓ Lost Melanie D’Arrigo NY-03 ✓ Lost Adem Bunkeddeko NY-09 ✓ Lost Jamaal Bowman NY-16 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Won Morgan Harper OH-03 ✓ ✓ ✓ Lost Albert Lee OR-03 ✓ Lost Mark Gamba OR-05 ✓ Lost Keeda Haynes TN-05 ✓ ✓ ✓ Lost Jessica Cisneros TX-28 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Lost Jason Call WA-02 ✓ Lost Rebecca Parson WA-06 ✓ Lost

Some candidates were endorsed by both progressive and party establishment organizations.

Sources: Indivisible, Justice Democrats, Our Revolution, PCCC, Twitter, Courage to Change PAC, Associated Press

In primaries where there wasn’t an incumbent on the ballot, progressives did better: 22 wins4 (including Mondaire Jones in New York and Kara Eastman in Nebraska) to 10 losses (including Charles Booker in Kentucky). That’s a 69 percent win rate.

Progressives are winning lots of open primaries

How candidates endorsed by Indivisible, Justice Democrats, Our Revolution, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, Sen. Sanders or Rep. Ocasio-Cortez have fared in Democratic primaries for Senate, House and governor where no incumbent was running, through Aug. 18, 2020

Endorsed by … Candidate Race Indiv. J. Dems Our Rev. PCCC Sanders AOC Result Christy Smith CA-25 ✓ Advanced Ammar Campa-Najjar CA-50 ✓ Advanced Georgette Gómez CA-53 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Advanced Andrew Romanoff CO Sen. ✓ Lost Jillian Freeland CO-05 ✓ Won Nabilah Islam GA-07 ✓ ✓ Lost Kai Kahele HI-02 ✓ Won J.D. Scholten IA-04 ✓ Won Paulette Jordan ID Sen. ✓ Won Jim Harper IN-01 ✓ Lost E. Thomasina Marsili IN-08 ✓ Won Charles Booker KY Sen. ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Lost Hank Linderman KY-02 ✓ Won Betsy Sweet ME Sen. ✓ ✓ Lost Jon Hoadley MI-06 ✓ Won Tom Winter MT-AL ✓ Lost Kara Eastman NE-02 ✓ ✓ ✓ Won Ben Ray Luján NM Sen. ✓ Won Teresa Leger Fernandez NM-03 ✓ Won Samelys López NY-15 ✓ ✓ ✓ Lost Mondaire Jones NY-17 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Won Dana Balter NY-24 ✓ ✓ Won Daniel Kilgore OH-15 ✓ Lost Renee Hoyos TN-02 ✓ Won Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez TX Sen. ✓ Lost Mike Siegel TX-10 ✓ ✓ ✓ Won Candace Valenzuela TX-24 ✓ Won David Zuckerman VT gov. ✓ ✓ Won Beth Doglio WA-10 ✓ ✓ Advanced Amanda Stuck WI-08 ✓ Won Stephen Smith WV gov. ✓ ✓ Lost Paula Jean Swearengin WV Sen. ✓ Won

In California and Washington primaries, the top two finishers, regardless of party, advance to the general election. Some candidates were endorsed by both progressive and party establishment organizations.

Sources: Indivisible, Justice Democrats, Our Revolution, PCCC, Twitter, Courage to Change PAC, Associated Press

However, the party establishment had even more success: 30 of the 31 candidates (97 percent) whom the DSCC and DCCC supported in incumbent-less primaries advanced to the general election. The only exception was Senate candidate James Mackler in Tennessee. Notably, Mackler was the first DSCC-endorsed candidate to lose a primary since 2010.5

The party decides

How candidates supported by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee or Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee have fared in Democratic primaries for Senate, House and governor where no incumbent was running, through Aug. 18, 2020

Candidate Race Result Al Gross AK Sen. Won Alyse Galvin AK-AL Won Mark Kelly AZ Sen. Won Hiral Tipirneni AZ-06 Won Christy Smith CA-25 Advanced John Hickenlooper CO Sen. Won Margaret Good FL-16 Won Theresa Greenfield IA Sen. Won Rita Hart IA-02 Won Betsy Dirksen Londrigan IL-13 Won Christina Hale IN-05 Won Barbara Bollier KS Sen. Won Michelle De La Isla KS-02 Won Amy McGrath KY Sen. Won Sara Gideon ME Sen. Won Hillary Scholten MI-03 Won Jon Hoadley MI-06 Won Dan Feehan MN-01 Won Jill Schupp MO-02 Won Mike Espy MS Sen. Won Kathleen Williams MT-AL Won Cal Cunningham NC Sen. Won Ben Ray Luján NM Sen. Won Jackie Gordon NY-02 Won Eugene DePasquale PA-10 Won Jaime Harrison SC Sen. Won James Mackler TN Sen. Lost MJ Hegar TX Sen. Won Wendy Davis TX-21 Won Gina Ortiz Jones TX-23 Won Carolyn Long WA-03 Advanced

Sources: DSCC, DCCC, Associated Press

These findings — that Democratic voters are generally voting for establishment candidates over insurgents — match what we saw in 2018. But that doesn’t mean progressive groups haven’t made progress in the last two years. They’ve just changed their strategy. Instead of endorsing dozens of candidates like they did in 2018, progressive groups are picking their battles more carefully. For instance, Justice Democrats has endorsed just three candidates in incumbent-less primaries this year, but two of them won.

Endorsing fewer candidates is part of a longer-term approach as the group’s political apparatus has grown more sophisticated. As Alexandra Rojas, executive director of Justice Democrats, told HuffPost, “We’ve been intentional about building infrastructure and an ecosystem that can take on decades worth of the establishment’s.” This means withholding support from candidates whose values may match the organization’s but who are running in districts where challengers face long odds or where unseating the incumbent in a primary could hand the seat to the GOP in the general.

Certain progressive endorsers are also having more success this cycle. Sanders has a 75 percent win rate in incumbent-less primaries so far this cycle (6 for 8), up from 56 percent (5 for 9) around this point in 2018. And the PCCC has an 83 percent win rate (10 for 12), whereas two years ago it was 67 percent (10 for 15). This could reflect that these endorsers (and their ideas) enjoy more clout in 2020 than they did in 2018 — or it could just mean they’ve become savvier in whom they endorse.

All told, the progressive group with the best win rate so far in primaries without an incumbent is Indivisible; they’ve endorsed 10 candidates in those races, and nine of them have advanced. Our Revolution has the worst win rate of the progressive endorsers we looked at, but they’ve also backed more candidates than the other groups; of the 14 candidates they endorsed, five have advanced to the general. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Courage for Change PAC has a win rate of 50 percent (4 for 8).

Which progressive endorser has the best record?

How candidates endorsed by six progressive figures and groups have fared in Democratic primaries for Senate, House and governor where no incumbent was running, through Aug. 18, 2020

num. endorsed endorsees who won percent Indivisible 10 9 90% PCCC 12 10 83 Sen. Sanders 8 6 75 Justice Dems 3 2 67 Rep. Ocasio-Cortez 8 4 50 Our Revolution 14 5 36

Some candidates were endorsed by both progressive and party establishment organizations.

Sources: Indivisible, Justice Democrats, Our Revolution, PCCC, Twitter, Courage to Change PAC, Associated Press

Of course, part of the difficulty here is that these groups are also endorsing candidates who are challenging incumbents, and incumbency, while not necessarily as potent as it once was, is still a pretty powerful force in American politics.6 However, some groups we analyzed were willing to take the risk. In fact, Justice Democrats endorsed more candidates running against incumbents (five) than they did candidates in primaries without incumbents (three), reflecting their status as one of the groups most urgently insisting upon drastic change in the halls of Congress. And, notably, their challengers won three of those races against incumbents — an extremely impressive win rate considering how rarely incumbents lose overall.

Given Justice Democrats’ success this cycle, Democratic incumbents should probably be expecting more progressive challengers in 2022: After the 2018 midterms and the success of candidates like Ocasio-Cortez and Pressley, liberal groups made clear their intention to continue to target incumbent Democrats whose records hadn’t kept pace with their districts’ politics, especially in places where demographic changes favored progressives. Notably, this was Newman’s second challenge against incumbent Rep. Dan Lipinski in Illinois’s 3rd District — in 2018, Lipinski won by about 2,000 votes. So, long term, the strategy of challenging incumbents could pay dividends for the left.

#IFTTT #Politics – FiveThirtyEight #politics #538 #Nathaniel Rakich and Meredith Conroy

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