US 2022 Mid-Term Election

I wonder what the implications of Miami-Dade County going pretty firmly red will be. Miami-Dade is 13% non-Hispanic White.

I thought it would happen in 2020, but now I think we're going to get actual mainstream media saying that "well actually Hispanics are white, did you know they colonized the rest of the Americas?" It will be one hell of a meltdown.
 
NC's been a little wishywashy since 08. Current governor's a dem, IIRC.
North Carolina is increasingly more purple. In 2020 it went with Trump but ended up with an extremely outspoken Republican lieutenant governor and a re-elected Democrat governor somehow. The state legislature is dominated by Republicans but the policy they enact isn't conservative enough so the relatively cheap to live in state attracts a ton of neo-carpetbaggers from places with higher living standards up north.
 
In the house, Florida republicans have succeeded in netting two important seats from redistricting. Crist's old seat in 13th (humiliation upon humiliation), Stephanie Murphy's 7th.

More interesting, former dem leader Wasserman Shultz heavily jewish district is giving her successor just 53% of the vote. Massive underperformance.
 
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North Carolina is increasingly more purple. In 2020 it went with Trump but ended up with an extremely outspoken Republican lieutenant governor and a re-elected Democrat governor somehow. The state legislature is dominated by Republicans but the policy they enact isn't conservative enough so the relatively cheap to live in state attracts a ton of neo-carpetbaggers from places with higher living standards up north.
It's Asheville
 
Kemp has taken the lead in Georgia.


This site seems to pretty up to speed

Thank God. Don't really care for most elections but goddamn do I want bucktooth and o'faggot to lose. Their grassroots organic support is so fake.
 
Texas is essentially a 60/40 split. In 2018 and 2020 it was blue for quite a ways into the count. It's not yet time to panic.
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Hopefully this flips a bunch of the local seats lost to Dems when Beto ran against Ted Cruz. That's a very underrated effect of these 'close' races, and Dems running formerly red areas into the ground motivates locals to get out and vote.
 
NC's been a little wishywashy since 08. Current governor's a dem, IIRC.
North Carolina is increasingly more purple. In 2020 it went with Trump but ended up with an extremely outspoken Republican lieutenant governor and a re-elected Democrat governor somehow. The state legislature is dominated by Republicans but the policy they enact isn't conservative enough so the relatively cheap to live in state attracts a ton of neo-carpetbaggers from places with higher living standards up north.
Now that you guys mention it, they DID say that Wake Forest, a town in a blue county, had a line about an hour long.....
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Speaking of NC, the Supreme Court there took the democratically drawn map and tossed it.

Right now, the 11th is too close for what should be a safe district, hopefully the GOP candidate will run up the margin.

North Carolina is sits about 5 points right of the nation's center. Which the court drawn dem map doesn't reflect. Something to fix once the justices lose this election cycle.
 
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Texas is essentially a 60/40 split. In 2018 and 2020 it was blue for quite a ways into the count. It's not yet time to panic.
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Beto has a slim lead considering who is in already.
There were two massive cope articles in The Atlantic this week, one about the working class and one about the Hispanics.

Apparently the Lower Rio Grande Valley, which was one of the most democratic-leading areas in the country a couple years ago, is shifting pretty hard-R.

 
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