38 points gcanyon 1 hour ago 18 comments
gcanyon 1 hour ago | parent
jimt1234 56 minutes ago | parent
nine_k 44 minutes ago | parent
fabian2k 40 minutes ago | parent
ngruhn 32 minutes ago | parent
georgemcbay 27 minutes ago | parent
A lot of the Republican gerrymandered House districts assumed Latinos who voted for Trump quite a bit in 2024 would continue to do so, but seemingly they did not.
fabian2k 24 minutes ago | parent
And in some areas gerrymandering did backfire as far as I read, though I didn't look at the specifics.
no-name-here 31 minutes ago | parent
In the senate race there 2 years ago, GOP won by a 26% margin. Different candidates now obviously, but that’s a huge swing. https://votes.decisiondeskhq.com/races/2026-11-03/mississipp...
uni_baconcat 40 minutes ago | parent
Y-bar 38 minutes ago | parent
Best wishes from Europe!
georgemcbay 33 minutes ago | parent
Shame that the Democrats flubbed it in Florida (at the senate/governor level, they did get some nice House pickups due to the Republican dummymander).
Angie Nixon ran an incredible campaign and probably could have won if she got any significant support from the DNC.
nine_k 28 minutes ago | parent
What a movie that could be.
cocacola1 28 minutes ago | parent
throwaway384034 26 minutes ago | parent
Sol- 21 minutes ago | parent
1659447091 3 minutes ago | parent
The data centers got rejected on their own basis [0]. While the Texas senator race was more about corruption and a picking a candidate that embodies Texas far more than his Trump hand picked opponent -- the Texas governor race is a clear message vote for data center restriction.