Impressive data on that 31-point swing. The Latino voter snapback from 55% Trump to 90% Rehmet in one year is the kind of volatility that makes special elections worth watching even when theyre dismissed as flukes. I've seen simliar reversals happen locally when federal enforcement actions land weirdly and voters suddenly care about things they abstracted away before. If Paxton does win the primary, that general becomes a diferent calculus entirely.
I don’t know enough about the 2 Texas candidates in this most recent election but hopefully the Dems don’t fall into the Republican bear trap and back bad candidates. EG., In a couple states where inexplicably there are at least a possibility of picking up the seat, are the 2 running in the Texas Senate primary the best they can put forward? How about the 2 in Maine? I think the D’s are again not going to miss the opportunity to miss an opportunity.
Talerico will be the Democratic nominee.
Impressive data on that 31-point swing. The Latino voter snapback from 55% Trump to 90% Rehmet in one year is the kind of volatility that makes special elections worth watching even when theyre dismissed as flukes. I've seen simliar reversals happen locally when federal enforcement actions land weirdly and voters suddenly care about things they abstracted away before. If Paxton does win the primary, that general becomes a diferent calculus entirely.
I don’t know enough about the 2 Texas candidates in this most recent election but hopefully the Dems don’t fall into the Republican bear trap and back bad candidates. EG., In a couple states where inexplicably there are at least a possibility of picking up the seat, are the 2 running in the Texas Senate primary the best they can put forward? How about the 2 in Maine? I think the D’s are again not going to miss the opportunity to miss an opportunity.