@blahbo34@earlyvotedata Rural whites aren’t very prevalent in these three districts. Heavy Hispanic dominated districts. (Not saying it’s an unbiased or correct poll just to clarify)
@saveamerica64@politics_watch1 He’s actually from Texas. The other option is a corrupt politician that nobody in the Republican Party liked in the first place. Now Paxton will still win by a close margin cause MAGA blindly supports any candidate no matter how bad they are or how bad the circumstances
@MashaPolitics I wouldn’t say consistent for number 3. Paxton may be seasoned but his corruption runs deep and he’s notoriously hated by his own party. I still think he squeaks out a win
@AaronMcboatface@KalshiPolitics Current admin is widely unpopular. That -70 number doesn’t matter especially when it comes to candidates nobody has heard of. You should know this already after what happened in 2018, 2020, and 2024. Unpopular bad administrations get voted against
@LtColKi86235510@KalshiPolitics Dems aren’t running shit. Trump isn’t fulfilling his campaign promises and the republicans are proving to be incompetent which is why Dems will win this year and probably 2028. Then the cycle goes back around again
@macel2bruno@KalshiPolitics The “patriots” are outnumbered by people that hate the current state of the country do to the current admin. MAGA candidates are not appealing this midterm
@winnisquam27@KalshiPolitics 9/10 of the poorest states in the country are red states ran by republicans. 8/10 states with highest crime rate are red states ran by republicans
@JJWhit2020@DanME@DecisionDeskHQ It does matter. The average democrat isn’t calling for the complete abolition of fossil fuel. They just aren’t trying to risk destroying endangered animal habitats like republicans are
@DanME@DecisionDeskHQ Not all democrats oppose fossil fuels. The party has multiple factions which all disagree on these topics. Peltola is a moderate dem and supports the use of fossil fuels with a balance of environmentalism to protect fisheries. Standard moderate conservative dem view