https://twitter.com/Politics_Polls/status/1029411449095905281

republicans just need to win

a single tossup

to hold the senate

and IN, FL, MO, and ND are all looking good for R's

How did the results go last night boys?

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Minnesota GOP Numbers

GOP Primaries:

Gov
2010: 130k
2014: 184k
2018: 311k+

Sen
2012: 123k
2014: 180k
2018: 282k/292k+

the Democratic numbers ARE higher, but keep this in mind

>muh trends

Red wave is coming to Kentucky!

I want it to come to Ohio

Ohio is going to be hard in November

I hoping that it comes to Indiana

We need to have the largest margins possible to overcome the mavercucks

Stern got BTFO'd

No shit.

He's a grocery store owner.

VS an establishment Republican with more support among democrats and all the money in the world behind him.

If it weren't for cross party voting, Stern would be our nominee.

Lol come on

Vermont is biased

Scott won by too much for it to not be a majority of the GOP

Not true.

Go to VT Sec of State website

And see all the blank ballots for GOP.

The Dems who cross voted had thousands of blank votes for state senate.

That's one country alone.

county*

Pretty much yeah

Literally Blank votes won the most percentage on almost every State Senate / House election

The overwhelming sentiment in my mind is that there's no point having Phil Scott stay in office as a Republican.

He's compromised Republican principles even on issues where Vermont is conservative.

See this.

In Chittenden county alone for State senate there were as many blank votes as those who voted for Scott.

In one fucking county alone.