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Election Returns
- Thread starter Sunstone
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Texas is seeing record turn out.
Let's not forget governor's races:
The Laura Kelly win in the Kansas’s governor race is big. Kobach was one of the most Trump-aligned gubernatorial candidates in the country. Wary of Kobach, a slew of longtime Republican officials in the state had endorsed Kelly, the Democrat.
The Laura Kelly win in the Kansas’s governor race is big. Kobach was one of the most Trump-aligned gubernatorial candidates in the country. Wary of Kobach, a slew of longtime Republican officials in the state had endorsed Kelly, the Democrat.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
The Democrats need to pick up only eleven more seats to take the House.
I'm flipping between CNN and my local network. Looks like a good chance republicans will keep the Senate and democrats will likely take the house. Pretty much what was predicted. Still time for some surprises though.
Shad
Veteran Member
Fair bet Dems will take the House. This seemed likely weeks ago.
A hidden story here is that the Dems generally sucked as campaigners. They were for the most part clowns when it came to waging hard hitting campaigns. They could have hit the Republicans hard on issue after issue, but they didn't. They focused on a couple issues and left it at that for the most part. Basically, if they win the House tonight, they stumbled into it.
Didn't see that coming.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Looks like the Democrats have the house the Republicans have the Senate.
The Democratic performance tonight was pathetic. They should have won the House by a landslide not just squeaked by.
Some of the blame has to go to voter suppression. But the Democrats must take the lion's share of the blame, in my opinion. They suck as campaigners.
Some of the blame has to go to voter suppression. But the Democrats must take the lion's share of the blame, in my opinion. They suck as campaigners.
For sure. And much, much more than that. Kemp most likely would not have won in Georgia without voter suppression.