Most diverse city in the U.S. tis a nightmare

*all major cities

@COBRA as long as you're gay

Our country *insert that commie flag*

NAHHHHH no homosexuality allowed

Our country *insert Mexican Flag*

😂

Mexicans are natural consoyvatives.

So what would you want us to do deus vulture

Leave

Especially the Mexicans

"Deus vulture"

I'm ready for Texas to go blue are you?

Hi ready for Texas to go blue are you?, I'm Dad!

Lol auto correct

https://www.google.com/amp/thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/393438-latinos-outpacing-white-to-become-largest-population-group-in%3famp

Diversity Yes!

Blue Texas is going to be a nightmare, houston is basically a taste of what that looks like

Blue Texas is happening in a few years buddy

Because of the invasion

America needs the 1924 Immigration Act to survive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fP3rwiUg8vw - P. Little streaming rn.

https://enrpages.sos.state.tx.us/public/jun30_329_state.htm?x=0&y=41&id=867 @Deleted User @R E P T I L E @FLanon @Nuke
Republicans do very in TX-27. Much smaller swing than what was expected.

@[Lex] I was looking if there was a NYTimes page on it earlier, but they didn't even bother

apparently the only way to check is the Texas Secretary of State website

Good to have positive news about this

https://ballotpedia.org/Texas%27_27th_Congressional_District_election,_2016

GOP in 2016: 61.7%

in 2018 special election on a Saturday (not a Tuesday like it usually is): 55.39%

Well that's one candidate

We have to look at the totals

just goes to show that Trump hate by itself is NOT enough to account for the 20 point swings that have been happening , unlike what Button Mash would have us believe

Conor Lamb did so well becuase of his conservative platform and hardcore campaigning. Same with Doug Jones (add Roy Moore's scandal on top of that). Debbie Lesko was a weak candidate and Hiral really pushed her healthcare schtick in an older person's district.

Not all Democrats will do as well as they did, especially given the fact that

1. Midterms will have inherently higher GOP turnout compared to special elections
2. Not all candidates will be so competent
3. GOP will be spending more $ and their ads have improved

Turnout was horrendous on this election, too.

hopefully

Jones didn't campaign as a conservative by any stretch

I'll call that one a "tortoise and the hare" sort of scenario

40,000 total votes compared to over 100000 votes for Arizona's special election, which was considered low turnout.

if you add up all those GOP percentages, it's 61.61%

how does that compare to the dems?

@Pielover19 yeah turnout was horrible