a +18 swing to Dems

http://enr.sos.mo.gov/default.aspx

what website are you using

http://enr.sos.mo.gov/

so 144 isn't finished yet

super close

you're referring to 129 ?

leave it to Shapiro to retweet that

I have a theory,

@Red Storm (in NYC)

it's a little whitepilling,

perhaps state legislative elections are not accurate at representing US Congressional elections,

the evidence I'm basing this on is the fact the average shift for state legislative elections have remain unchanged since January,

and from January until now, the congressional generical ballot has shifted from +10 to +6 in that time.

Daily reminder that Clinton is literally the worst candidate that the Democrats had to offer

So it would probably make sense why a district that dramatically voted for Trump in the 201 election went for a moderate Dem to represent their district this year

Jeeeeeesus....

**53** point shift....

"perhaps state legislative elections are not accurate at representing US Congressional Elections,"

DING DING DING DING

we have a winner

i'm hoping so

we'll wait until March I suppose

MONDAY (Feb. 12, 2018)

>Minnesota State House 23B (Special Election) 

>(Republican) Jeremy Munson 


>Minnesota State Senate District 54 (Special Election) 
>(Republican) Denny McNamara
TUESDAY (FEB. 13, 2018)
>Florida State House District 72 Special Election James Buchanan is running

>Georgia State House District 175 (Special Election) John Lahood is running.

>Oklahoma State Senate District 27 (Special Election) Casey Murdock is running

so the GOP did manage to win in District 144 ?

>another 1/5 turnout race

how the fuck do we improve this

an app for Republicans to know when to go to the polls, perhaps?

Tbh I think turnout will be much better when it's an actual midterm

And not a special election

Like when I went to the polls for Louisiana State Treasurer, I asked the poll lady how turnout is as I usually do

And she said I was like the twentieth person to vote.

The fact was that if I weren't like, an ultra-devotee, the kind of guy who wants to do absolutely anything I can to support Trump and the Republican Party right now...

I wouldn't have actually known or cared to vote. In a state where state elections are usually lateterm (2019), why would you think to go to the polls in 2017?

Plus if your public notice system isn't very good there's a very high chance you don't know about the election

So I think a lot of these really small, state-district etc. special elections just might not have enough awareness that they exist to actually be useful.

Like I'm saying, poster campagins are a good way of alleviating this.

This used an old poll and things have actually improved a lot for Republocnas since then

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/strength-party-strongholds-key-midterm-outcomes-poll/story?id=52795264

Basically all of the Democrats leads come from Blue Districts

Democrats have these advantage: they are all in cities, all have internet

We should make propaganda leaflets and print a couple dozen per sheet and cut them out and distribute them

Maybe dump them out at universities from drones

neeto idea

I like your ingenuity

https://youtu.be/XDRVuXvs2Rk

Shiva Ayyadurai attacked as a Nazi

@jackborne1893 thx

@Nuke an app can help but I'm not sure how many GOP boomer voters and older it would reach

You guys in college?

I think the GOP doesn't fund their candidates in these special election races because they already hold large majorities in the legislatures

the only thing that does concerns me about Democrat improvement in these special elections is that it can function as a motivator for them to turn out in November for the big day

because if they just kept losing miserably instead, they would continue to be massively demoralized, which would drive turnout down

We should look into how we can inform boomers

And we should target the black demographic really hard

Boomers: Fox News, Talk Radio, and Facebook

Blacks: the blacks who vote right wing are the types who see themselves as "red pilled"

that is, they see themselves as special compared to their peers

Lol they are the ones who are two standard deviations above average IQ

you have to target that feeling of superiority

and remind them that voting Democrat will give them the same shitty life they've been having for decades

Voting Dem helped them under clinton

We need to push civic nationalism with the boomers

Haha the Dems are gonna feel like idiots when the Dow ends up surpassing it's previous high before the third week of February

indeed

btw, I forgot...what state are you from @Cade

Arizona @Red Storm (in NYC)

@Red Storm (in NYC) lmao Shiva's definitely not a nazi

I follow him, the closest thing one could warp is that time he posted a groyper of himself

Shiva does say some weird stuff though

Per Morning Consult poll: GOP with 13-pt edge on national security over Ds; 9-point edge on economy; 6 pt edge on jobs; +6 on immigration (!).

D biggest advantages on environment (+20) and health care (+7).

>dems can be trusted on education
umm what

Okay, there is this caucus in the House of Representatives called the liberty caucus

It's got a lot of immigration cucks, which if we're looking at a close margin in the house, could become a problem

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_Caucus

After comparing some voting records, a lot of these guys voted against immigration legislation and have safe seats.

Here is my analyses on the congressmen in the organization:
Justin Amash, MI-3 (Vote out)
Dave Brat, VA-7 (Keep)
Jimmy Duncan, TN-2 (Maybe keep)
Paul Gosar, AZ-4 (Vote out)
Walter Jones, NC-3 (Maybe vote out)
Raúl Labrador, ID-1 (Keep)
Thomas Massie, KY-4 (Maybe vote out)
Mark Sanford, SC-1 (Keep)

why do you want to keep Mark Sanford

when he votes against trump, there's some justification I see for it

like against intelligence community spying

IDK is he openly anti-trump or something?

When I see the score, it's not the amount of times he's against Trump, it's WHAT he's against Trump on

@FLanon share your data in the thread

we need to prove the value of the general

with the data

alright, which one, the freedom caucus?

all of them

we cant fuck around

we need the recurring general to be syria-general tier

alright I'll keep myself up

once it proves itself then it will happen without us

redstorm is catchy enough that hannity would even say it

I made a list displaying the percentage change needed to take each state from democrats(2016 election)

.37 New Hampshire
1.5 Minnesota
2.42 Nevada
2.96 Main
4.9 Colorado
5.32 Virginia
8.22 New Mexico
10.98 Oregon
11.37 Delaware
13.7 Connecticut
14.1 New Jersey
15.51 Rhode Island
16.2 Washington
17.07 Illinois
22.49 New York
25.45 Vermont
26.42 Maryland
27.2 Massachusetts
30.11 California
32.19 Hawaii
86.4 Washington D.C.

Let us not flee from leftist degeneracy to red territory, but make uncertain territory our home. So that growing cities do not make the mistakes we see so often in history.

New Hampshire and Minnesota (if we do it right) can grant us about 5 representative seats and 2 senate seats (Both in MN)

We need to have a great game in MN and humiliate the DFL

If those New England states could give way just a slight bit we could maybe have them flip to our side permanently like Dixie did in the '80s

here's a red storm template we can use as a sort of thematic backdrop in future redstorm threads, like a sort of branding

not sure if @Ḁ̢̧̡̝̭̀̓̇̈̑yeExEye̼̘̲ͨͬ has already posted one before, but here's one I cooked up a bit ago