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Eric Swalwell remains on the ballot. What % of the vote will he get?
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resolved Jun 10
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YES
0.25% or more?
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NO
0.50% or more?
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NO
0.75% or more?
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NO
1.00% or more?
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NO
1.50% or more?
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NO
2.00% or more?
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NO
3.00% or more?
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NO
5.00% or more?

Resolves according to the associated press when they are 99% reporting, or one week after polls close.

Resolves according to Eric Swalwell vote % in the California governor primary

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Can probably resolve the last two answers.

@anglospherepoliticsguy I can’t find an exact percentage. It says 0.3% but it could be rounded up and might go down with extra votes

@Jack1 Doing calculator math on the results on NYT it's 26511/8562182 = 0.30%, supposedly over 90% reporting at this point so should end up over 0.25% in the end. Fair if you want to wait, though.

at least he's beating Barack D. Obama Shaw

barack obama should've dropped out to centralize the low information vote around eric swalwell smh

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