I'll drive over with some friends and knock doors in Florida, then.

as Senator

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 you didn't see that before?

It's from the leaked emails

in 2016

Shill Rick Scott.

Where did you find this

God, I hope he doesn't drop out.

Or not join in, rather.

I saw it on /pol/

http://img.4plebs.org/boards/pol/image/1475/94/1475947227555.png

lol Monmouth had it at +13 for Hillary even though Sanders won

<:hilldawg1:422436466422185987> <:wojaktrump:422438927631384577> <:democrat1:422436466283511819> 🌊

If Lamb (D) wins, he'll be in a much stronger position to take on Rep. Keith Rothfus (R) in PA17 in the fall (in fact, he'd probably be a slight favorite). If Saccone (R) wins, he'll have inside track for PA14 to the south.

The map isn't confirmed, though.

@Pielover19 are you a coastal or Appalachia hick?

Appalachia.

Pretty close to a decently large city, though.

ah, Huntsville?

Around there.

Over the course of December, I learned more about Alabama than the average Alabaman,

Heh.

I was researching what specific areas Jones would need to perform well in to carry the state

Still surprised Talledega County flipped.

Black turnout combined with white apathy = competitive south.

It's why I'm worried about Mississippi.

Alabama losing a seat in 2020 would be interesting.

Jones got less votes than Clinton lol

There would be 6 safe R and 1 tossup, probably.

And he's more moderate

so what

Jones got 92% of the Clinton vote

Y'all should've listened to Trump, Strange was supporting him all the aay

Moore got 46% of the Trump vote

Didn't vote against him once

Yeah cause Bannon fucking got involved

that's what I was suggesting too

Mo Brooks was our guy.

Mo Brooks was the best option

biggest immigration hardliner in the House