#CandidateWatch - Twitter Hashtag

2 days ago

🚨 WEEKEND PROJECT RECAP 🚨 Thank you to everyone who shared updates, reposted, commented, and helped motivate voters this week. None of this work happens without you. #Project18, #Project8, and #CandidateWatch all have one goal: Drive turnout before it is too late. This week proved why that matters. Democrats are organizing early. Progressive and DSA-backed candidates are gaining ground. Some are defeating incumbents. Others are winning primaries and moving into general election races. Republicans cannot assume online support turns into votes. The turnout warning is real: South Carolina early voting had Democrats ahead, with 188,006 Democratic ballots compared to 131,574 Republican ballots. By the end, more than 855,000 voters turned out, and Republican ballots made up about 56% of the total. Alabama’s runoff had only 408,740 ballots cast statewide, with turnout at 10.72%. Colorado had 639,014 ballots returned before Election Day, with strong Democratic ballot returns and key races like CO-8 and CO-3 already being targeted. Georgia’s runoff showed why voters cannot stop after the first round. Trump-endorsed Mike Collins won the GOP Senate runoff and will face Jon Ossoff. And KY-4 proved why primaries matter. Trump-backed Ed Gallrein defeated Thomas Massie. That is the message. If we want stronger Republicans, we have to vote in primaries. If we want to stop the far-left, we have to expose them early. If we want to keep the House and Senate, we have to drive turnout now. #Project18 will keep tracking House races. #Project8 will keep tracking Senate races. #CandidateWatch will keep exposing extreme candidates and incumbents. This is not the year to sit out. If Republicans vote, we win. 📌 Project Link: https://t.co/wi9UaMmAdi 📌 Action Page: https://t.co/3bbeUBYmJu… #Project18 #Project8 #CandidateWatch #Midterms2026 #VoteRed @rdejay @JustJoshie1973 @ReaLIggyLibre @Hunter_Eagleman @AmericanAlphaX @Libertys_Bell @misfitpatriot @MRDude201769

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Robin Tzi

@rdejay

2 days ago

🚨 WEEKEND PROJECT RECAP 🚨 Thank you to everyone who shared updates, reposted, commented, and helped motivate voters this week. None of this work happens without you. #Project18, #Project8, and #CandidateWatch all have one goal: Drive turnout before it is too late. This week proved why that matters. Democrats are organizing early. Progressive and DSA-backed candidates are gaining ground. Some are defeating incumbents. Others are winning primaries and moving into general election races. Republicans cannot assume online support turns into votes. The turnout warning is real: South Carolina early voting had Democrats ahead, with 188,006 Democratic ballots compared to 131,574 Republican ballots. By the end, more than 855,000 voters turned out, and Republican ballots made up about 56% of the total. Alabama’s runoff had only 408,740 ballots cast statewide, with turnout at 10.72%. Colorado had 639,014 ballots returned before Election Day, with strong Democratic ballot returns and key races like CO-8 and CO-3 already being targeted. Georgia’s runoff showed why voters cannot stop after the first round. Trump-endorsed Mike Collins won the GOP Senate runoff and will face Jon Ossoff. And KY-4 proved why primaries matter. Trump-backed Ed Gallrein defeated Thomas Massie. That is the message. If we want stronger Republicans, we have to vote in primaries. If we want to stop the far-left, we have to expose them early. If we want to keep the House and Senate, we have to drive turnout now. #Project18 will keep tracking House races. #Project8 will keep tracking Senate races. #CandidateWatch will keep exposing extreme candidates and incumbents. This is not the year to sit out. If Republicans vote, we win. 📌 Project Link: https://t.co/wi9UaMmAdi 📌 Action Page: https://t.co/3bbeUBYmJu… #Project18 #Project8 #CandidateWatch #Midterms2026 #VoteRed @rdejay @JustJoshie1973 @ReaLIggyLibre @Hunter_Eagleman @AmericanAlphaX @Libertys_Bell @misfitpatriot @MRDude201769

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Robin Tzi

@rdejay

2 days ago

🚨 WEEKEND PROJECT RECAP 🚨 Thank you to everyone who shared updates, reposted, commented, and helped motivate voters this week. None of this work happens without you. #Project18, #Project8, and #CandidateWatch all have one goal: Drive turnout before it is too late. This week proved why that matters. Democrats are organizing early. Progressive and DSA-backed candidates are gaining ground. Some are defeating incumbents. Others are winning primaries and moving into general election races. Republicans cannot assume online support turns into votes. The turnout warning is real: South Carolina early voting had Democrats ahead, with 188,006 Democratic ballots compared to 131,574 Republican ballots. By the end, more than 855,000 voters turned out, and Republican ballots made up about 56% of the total. Alabama’s runoff had only 408,740 ballots cast statewide, with turnout at 10.72%. Colorado had 639,014 ballots returned before Election Day, with strong Democratic ballot returns and key races like CO-8 and CO-3 already being targeted. Georgia’s runoff showed why voters cannot stop after the first round. Trump-endorsed Mike Collins won the GOP Senate runoff and will face Jon Ossoff. And KY-4 proved why primaries matter. Trump-backed Ed Gallrein defeated Thomas Massie. That is the message. If we want stronger Republicans, we have to vote in primaries. If we want to stop the far-left, we have to expose them early. If we want to keep the House and Senate, we have to drive turnout now. #Project18 will keep tracking House races. #Project8 will keep tracking Senate races. #CandidateWatch will keep exposing extreme candidates and incumbents. This is not the year to sit out. If Republicans vote, we win. 📌 Project Link: https://t.co/wi9UaMmAdi 📌 Action Page: https://t.co/3bbeUBYmJu… #Project18 #Project8 #CandidateWatch #Midterms2026 #VoteRed @rdejay @JustJoshie1973 @ReaLIggyLibre @Hunter_Eagleman @AmericanAlphaX @Libertys_Bell @misfitpatriot @MRDude201769

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Robin Tzi

@rdejay

3 days ago

We still have important primaries ahead, and these races are critical. This is our chance to replace weak Republicans, defeat RINOs, and support the candidates who will actually fight for America First priorities. #Project18, #Project8, and #CandidateWatch will continue posting key information on upcoming races, election activity, candidates, and turnout. We have to join our efforts, stay engaged, and make sure we win these elections. Sitting out is not an option.

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Robin Tzi

@rdejay

3 days ago

🚨 WEEKEND PROJECT RECAP 🚨 Thank you to everyone who shared updates, reposted, commented, and helped motivate voters this week. None of this work happens without you. #Project18, #Project8, and #CandidateWatch all have one goal: Drive turnout before it is too late. This week proved why that matters. Democrats are organizing early. Progressive and DSA-backed candidates are gaining ground. Some are defeating incumbents. Others are winning primaries and moving into general election races. Republicans cannot assume online support turns into votes. The turnout warning is real: South Carolina early voting had Democrats ahead, with 188,006 Democratic ballots compared to 131,574 Republican ballots. By the end, more than 855,000 voters turned out, and Republican ballots made up about 56% of the total. Alabama’s runoff had only 408,740 ballots cast statewide, with turnout at 10.72%. Colorado had 639,014 ballots returned before Election Day, with strong Democratic ballot returns and key races like CO-8 and CO-3 already being targeted. Georgia’s runoff showed why voters cannot stop after the first round. Trump-endorsed Mike Collins won the GOP Senate runoff and will face Jon Ossoff. And KY-4 proved why primaries matter. Trump-backed Ed Gallrein defeated Thomas Massie. That is the message. If we want stronger Republicans, we have to vote in primaries. If we want to stop the far-left, we have to expose them early. If we want to keep the House and Senate, we have to drive turnout now. #Project18 will keep tracking House races. #Project8 will keep tracking Senate races. #CandidateWatch will keep exposing extreme candidates and incumbents. This is not the year to sit out. If Republicans vote, we win. 📌 Project Link: https://t.co/EpkgWcRqOu 📌 Action Page: https://t.co/azGg3l5PjM #Project18 #Project8 #CandidateWatch #Midterms2026 #VoteRed @rdejay @JustJoshie1973 @ReaLIggyLibre @Hunter_Eagleman @AmericanAlphaX @Libertys_Bell @misfitpatriot @MRDude201769

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Robin Tzi

@rdejay

5 days ago

URGENT I’m sorry for the late post tonight but after several conversations with Republican voters, I believe I must point out the obvious. https://t.co/azGg3l5PjM #CandidateWatch I hear so many Republicans saying they won’t vote because of some RINOs like John Thune. I understand the frustration. I really do. But sitting out is exactly how we lose everything. Here is what people need to understand: the other side is not sitting home. The progressive socialist wing is already winning primaries across the country. Chris Rabb won in PA-3. Claire Valdez won in NY-7. Darializa Avila Chevalier won in NY-13. Melat Kiros just defeated Diana DeGette in CO-1. Janeese Lewis George won the Democratic primary for mayor of Washington, D.C. And DSA-backed candidates are picking up seats in state legislatures too. This is not a warning about what might happen someday. It is already happening. We’ve already defeated some RINOs, and leadership will change over time. Thune will likely have a challenger when he’s up for reelection. But as bad as he and a few other Republicans are, they do not come close to the radical Democrat Socialists waiting to take power. If Republicans stay home because of a few rotten apples, we will help usher in some of the most extreme people to ever serve in Congress. Trump won’t get anything through Congress. It will be nonstop investigations, obstruction, and impeachment attempts. Please don’t fall into their trap. Sitting out is not protest. It is surrender.

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