TBH I think Ethan C 7's Nevada and Florida comparison in 2018 is very bad. Florida voted 3% to the right of Florida in 2016 and Rosen was a way better campaigner then Nelson.

I got these books today?

also if Every Harris voter also voted for Casey he would of won. and it would of potentially made a huge difference.

This is a very bizarre wording from RRH elections they say “this is a confidential issue”. And implying that Shah himself leaked confidential information. But when I click on the link it doesn’t imply at all that Shah did anything like that at all.

Republicans like these seem like they don't know simple math. lets give the most conservative estimate humanly possible and say there were 35,000 non citizens who voted in 2025 and all of them voted for Sherrill. is that is the case she would of still won by 443,905 votes.

This kind of gives me a little bit of Fetterman Vibes. Fetterman did this too before he moved way right

@iammrbeat.bsky.social Here is an election that was even more than a landslide. And the candidate who won was focused on actual issues like affordability instead of expanding the house

It is very disturbing that Steve said "violence has no place in our country" that is a really good statement by itself. But the disturbing part is that Steve himself is a very violent person. He put out this very disturbing and totally misleading statement on Sonny Burton tinyurl.com/ycx4c3te

under this bill a disabled man could go to jail for using the women's bathroom even if there was nobody in the bathroom or trying to use it. and the only working bathroom was a women's bathroom (the same is true Vis Versa).here is something I posted on you tube relatively recently.

I meant both of them!

Yesterday I meant one of the liberal republicans he is Jim Greenwood.. He was one of only 4 republicans who voted against the partial abortion ban in 2003.

I will show you someone who won "in one of the difficult states".)

Gavin Newsom narrowly carried it in 2022 according to @davesredist.bsky.social.

Here is the first time I meant her(I made sure nobody’s else’s face is showing because of privacy reasons so the whole picture is edited slightly)

I meant Amy before. (Sorry I was wearing I Fetterman shirt at the time but unfortunately their is no more recent photos with me and her)

even though a lot of people consider Don Davis a strong candidate(because he out ran Harris pretty much everywhere.) it is notable that in the areas that are in both the new district he is running in and the one he currently represents. he actually did worse than both Jeff Jackson and Rachel Hunt.

I did not get to talk to her a lot in a much detail. But I meant someone who was a former liberal republican state representative in PA(she is now a democrat and was since 2008). She was like a Lowell Weicker type republican.

I think the TN 7 special election results will look something like this.

Democrats did lose a special election in NH in a very competitive district. so they did have some misses. that happens in every wave. for example even in the DEM(anti Watergate) wave of 1974 they did lose these races

I showed up in my area

@adelitaforcongress.bsky.social

This is confusing. the Trump admin Claims it "doesn't want people to look at race or gender when considering applications". but it is also forcing them to look consider what country the students are born in. thehill.com/homenews/edu...

since there is talk about Trump putting troops in Portland I think it is notable that the county seat actually shifted more democratic in 2024 compared with 2020 PRES

I think Ethan said something like this before "Ann Selzer was technically right just off by a few months"

since Trump claims he won by a lot and has a mandate. I am going to bring up someone who has sued Trump a lot who won in a bigger mandate than Trump. www.wcnc.com/article/news...

I just notice that this person celebrated losing by 53.9% in a place Trump simultaneously won by 3%