How are we going to win over socially conservative rural white voters and WWC voters in Iowa and Kansas? Urbanised states with diverse populations should be our target with the kind of polling Trump currently has with all minority groups. The largest shifts in Trump's approval have been seen in non white voters.
Gubernatorial elections are much more localised compared to Senatorial ones.
Dan Osborn though is a formidable candidate in Nebraska who fell short by just 6.5 points last year.
Texas and Florida were the closest states that we lost in both 2018 and 2020. Florida would be tougher now as the state party there is in shambles without a deep bench. Texas' Senate election in contrast has seen a lot of interest from many Democratic candidates.
It is really hard to believe in Bluerida though, even Blansas, Bliowa, and Blubraska seem like more plausible targets.
How are we going to win over socially conservative rural white voters and WWC voters in Iowa and Kansas? Urbanised states with diverse populations should be our target with the kind of polling Trump currently has with all minority groups. The largest shifts in Trump's approval have been seen in non white voters.
Gubernatorial elections are much more localised compared to Senatorial ones.
Is there a way to win statewide elections in those states without conservative votes?
https://www.notus.org/2026-election/independent-dan-osborn-succeed-this-time
Dan Osborn though is a formidable candidate in Nebraska who fell short by just 6.5 points last year.
Texas and Florida were the closest states that we lost in both 2018 and 2020. Florida would be tougher now as the state party there is in shambles without a deep bench. Texas' Senate election in contrast has seen a lot of interest from many Democratic candidates.
Edit : 6.5 not 3
3 points? He lost by 6.5 points.