Yes, that is certainly a big problem.

Lots of lefties moving to Austin from what I hear

All the lefties at my HS want to move to Texas

Thing is, primaries in this case make sense if there's not as many Rs going to the polls, there's not any real competitors to Abbott or Cruz.

House elections don't motivate people too much either.

So yeah, it's very easy to see why there's not as much motivation to go to primaries this time around.

Demographics are a major issue which we do have to pay attention to, however. This is a big problem.

"Rust Belt Democrats praise Trump's tariffs"

fantastic news

**NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO**

results are coming in

I wonder who these people challenging Cruz are

they're all getting easily crushed

also, I'm not too concerned that the Dem voters in the primaries outnumber the GOP voters

it seems everyone knows Ted and many other GOP incumbents are staying, so why bother going out to vote for them?

<@&414478847266783243> any thoughts on this from any Texan in this Discord ?

oh wait, Cruz is way ahead right now, though the DEM total is still higher than the GOP total

all that still with less than 1% reporting

Yeah there's not much worth speculating on atm with so little reportinf.

My thoughts? Demographic shifts are real and have impacts.

yikes

I think the Dem is going to outnumber the GOP in TX-23

TX-32, oh jesus

lol, at this moment, Ted Cruz has more primary votes than all the D candidates combined

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 uh huh, doesn't mean we'll lose

Upstate NY aka everything but NYC and Long Island is very red, especially with the SAFE act

We have a Republican representative in 27th NY, but from what ik he's no winning with a landslide

@Mercer there are some black areas in Western NY right?

BREAKING

BETO WINS DEM NOMINATION

https://ballotpedia.org/New_York%27s_27th_Congressional_District

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 no shit

anyway, looks like Chris Collins won with 67.2% @Mercer

he seems like he's in a good spot

Yeah, there are black areas like East Side of Buffalo

and there are "WT" areas in the inner suburbs that are usually Dems

but other than that, its Republican or Libertarian

Like you said, he won with 67.2% but the majority of the people don't like Trump and blame all of the Republican Party for it, all of them.

Oklahoma HD-51 is now fully reported. GOP hold here will a 72.13%-27.87% margin.

This represents a 20.71% margin shift from the 2016 Presidential margin in the district.