As Mark Twain says, "The report of my death was an exaggeration." Miraculously, a commenter was kind enough to gift me an annual subscription, so I can still comment here.
Anyways, pleasantly surprised at Blair's win and disappointed Graham and Mazzei won.
Glad to hear you will still be around! And yeah I was excited for the possibility of Drummond winning, such a close loss. I know he’s not a liberal by any means but by far seemed like the lesser of two evils
As Mark Twain says, "The report of my death was an exaggeration." Miraculously, a commenter was kind enough to gift me an annual subscription, so I can still comment here.
Anyways, pleasantly surprised at Blair's win and disappointed Graham and Mazzei won.
Same! I was approached by no less than three community members offering to sponsor me. I am overwhelmed by the generosity of folks sometimes.
I'm also happy Blair won, just wish he could have won the regular primary as well.
Glad to hear you will still be around! And yeah I was excited for the possibility of Drummond winning, such a close loss. I know he’s not a liberal by any means but by far seemed like the lesser of two evils
The Texas polls that have all the buzz this morning:
TSU poll | 8/18-8/22
TX-15 (Trump +18)
🟦Bobby Pulido 50%
🟥Mónica De La Cruz 45% (incumbent)
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TX-28 (Trump +10)
🟦Henry Cuellar 45% (incumbent)
🟥Tano Tijerina 34%
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TX-34 (Trump +10)
🟦Vicente Gonzalez 45% (incumbent)
🟥Eric Flores 42%
And the Talarico numbers within (although maybe someone can compare this to Beto since the districts were different):
TX-15 (Trump +18)
🟦James Talarico: 50%
🟥Ken Paxton: 42%
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TX-28 (Trump +11)
🟦James Talarico: 51%
🟥Ken Paxton: 41%
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TX-34 (Trump +11)
🟦James Talarico: 53%
🟥Ken Paxton: 42%
Iowa Governor and Senate Poll from Suffolk University
Senate:
Hinson: 45%
Turek: 41%
Governor:
Sand: 48
Lahn: 44
https://www.suffolk.edu/academics/research-at-suffolk/political-research-center/polls/other-states