Multiple sources tell Rolling Stone that it was Fox News host Tucker Carlson who spilled the dirt to Trump about McIntosh as evidence that Trump shouldn’t trust him.

“Carlson asserted… that McIntosh has an embarrassing and ‘chronic’ personal sexual habit,” the publication writes. “During that phone call, the twice-impeached former president spent a notable amount of time gossiping and laughing about the prominent Republican’s penis and how ‘f*cking disgusting’ and ‘f*cking gross’ he allegedly was.”

Additionally, reports Rolling Stone, Trump also suspected that there was something wrong with Mandel’s sexual habits.

“Trump had already displayed a long, abiding interest in Mandel’s own sex life, having already spent months privately regurgitating and spreading salacious, unverified rumors that he’s heard about ‘f*cking weird’ Mandel’s supposed debauched ongoings,” writes Rolling Stone. “Carlson’s comments about the proclivities of Mandel’s patron threw both Trump and his son into fits of laughter.”

Luzerne County Historian: From the results so far, it seems like the urban/suburban Republicans went more for Dolan. Vance is in the lead at the moment but alot of the suburban/urban votes still didn't come in yet whereas the rural ones are mostly done. Dolan could still pull ahead, depending who the remaining voters cast their ballots for.

BrentinCO: I felt like this was Mandel's race to lose one he got in. That's why I chose him. But valid points about Gibbons having the lead and losing it.

It seems like it all started to unravel for both Mandel and Gibbons when they got into that debate fight. And Vance with Trump's endorsement started to pick up Mandel and Gibbons voters who were less tied to their candidate.

And from the looks of it, a larger share of Gibbons left their candidate for Vance.

As far as Timken goes - I always felt here numbers were inflated, partially because she had a lot of scammy internal polls she was releasing.