Election Night 2022 Thread

[kmgilroy89]

Problem is he won't go away on his own, Republicans are stuck with him for another few years which is great news for Democrats.

As for Florida, it is full of boomers, it’s retirement country now and dems should give up on it like they did Indiana. Georgia, Arizona etc are all trending blue which is enough to make up the difference.

People moving down here are definitely more Republican. However, they actually cleaned up here, because of major shifts in the Hispanic vote. They won both Miami-Dade and Hillsborough (Tampa) counties which they never do. Young people and minorities also generally approved of the COVID policy.

 

[exGOPer]

People moving down here are definitely more Republican. However, they actually cleaned up here, because of major shifts in the Hispanic vote. They won both Miami-Dade and Hillsborough (Tampa) counties which they never do. Young people and minorities also generally approved of the COVID policy.

Because the dead can't vote to disprove of the policy.

 

[UsualName]

What we can glean from VA is what the broader national electorate will look like. Specifically, I will be looking for Spanberger’s district.

Close but Spanberger won by 4 points. It was a good indication.

 

[LacesOut]

How many ‘voting machines’ have to fail until we just start calling them COVID ‘vaccines’?

 

[Cuddles]

Looks like some shenanigans and malarkey going on in AZ that'll have to be sorted out again.

Meanwhile, in my blue state, I was able to vote several counties away from my home county to save me a special trip back there. I had no ballot but the people at the library were very helpful and pointed to where I could get my ballot online and print it out on the libraries printer. Then pop it into a drop box outside. Seemed legit but who really knows. The state keeps going blue.

Remember to thank your democratic representative for upholding your rights to vote next time they're in town.

 

[UsualName]

How many ‘voting machines’ have to fail until we just start calling them COVID ‘vaccines’?

You know, republicans can still control both the House and the Senate when all is said and done. You might want to hold off for a couple of days with the craziness.

 

[exGOPer]

How many ‘voting machines’ have to fail until we just start calling them COVID ‘vaccines’?

Cons are still waiting on the red wave just like they are waiting for all the vaccinated to die off since two years.

Any day now.

 

[Cuddles]

Considering the fact that Maricopa county in Arizona which was audited and numerous irregularities were found including, dead people voting, people who have moved to other states voting, etc., more than likely, cheating continues unabated. That goes for other blue states where cheating happened on a grand scale, November 8, 2020. RINOs allowed that to happen instead, of challenging it in courts because they hated President Donald Trump. Hard to believe the Democrats lost only a handful of seats when independents and hispanics turned away from them and voted Republican. Hard to prove fraud when those in power will not allow any audits. I guess this will have to be settled in 2024. Higher oil prices, higher taxes and recession in the horizon. Democrats still have 2 months of control before, Republicans can take over the House should they win it. Same with the Senate.

 

[kmgilroy89]

Because the dead can't vote to disprove of the policy.

FL was middle of the pack despite having an elderly population. Mask mandates or not, the people who did the worst are the people who live the unhealthiest (such as MS), the elderly, and those unwilling to get vaccinated. COVID is clearly fading as an issue, but it was a boost for Republicans down here this year. I think the Democratic turnout was suppressed, because Charlie Crist is a shit candidate. This guy has already lost multiple times, including to shitty Rick Scott. Everybody knew he had zero chance.

 

[Cuddles]

FL was middle of the pack despite having an elderly population. Mask mandates or not, the people who did the worst are the people who live the unhealthiest (such as MS), the elderly, and those unwilling to get vaccinated. COVID is clearly fading as an issue, but it was a boost for Republicans down here this year. I think the Democratic turnout was suppressed, because Charlie Crist is a shit candidate. This guy has already lost multiple times, including to shitty Rick Scott. Everybody knew he had zero chance.

I have to see the voting measure changes from 2020 to now. How restricted, redistricting, hours, etc...