@LyftLady11@ECaliberSeven They just had such a good year in 2018, only to stumble a few months later in that SCOWIS election. The vibe was definitely with Neubauer a lot of the time.
Whatever WI Dems took from that loss, GA Dems need to learn the same lessons. They haven’t come close to losing since.
@bennyquad@AlDefinitely Only winning like ten seats in what ought to be a blue wave year would be a big psychological loss. But just like the GOP in the house in 2022, Dems are close enough to a majority where an underwhelming outcome still wins the day.
@wiscogressive@Varun_Vish@jrrosswrites@SenJesseJames Could’ve moved back to the 23rd and become the “cobweb covered skeleton runs for 22nd senate term” meme.
But also it’s insane Lazar couldn’t even make double digits in a district that red. What a terrible candidate 😂😂😂
@dakplswin3@Taniel@Dontskylertalk Wisconsinites ourselves haven’t heard much either, at least compared to the last two elections.
I’ve also seen particularly large Chris Taylor signs in red and rural areas of the state that really surprised me. Signs don’t actually say much/anything about electorate though.
@danpfeiffer Based on the 1894 rule, a 70 seat loss would track with historical precedent of non-consecutive second term presidential midterms. 70 is even a little mild in comparison.