There’s a state senate district with 9,000 voters?
There are some campus dorms with that many people.
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Glad he found a new gig after the defensive coordinator thing didn’t work out.
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Gonna copy/paste my post from the DT so I can rain on the parade a bit.
>Okay so I appreciate that the Iowa special election result is encouraging, but maybe don’t extrapolate too far from a state legislative special election that’s going to finish with like 15% turn out
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was there some sort of late breaking black swan candidate quality issue or?
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Why would Ann Selzer do this?
There’s a state senate district with 9,000 voters?
There are some campus dorms with that many people.
Glad he found a new gig after the defensive coordinator thing didn’t work out.
Gonna copy/paste my post from the DT so I can rain on the parade a bit.
>Okay so I appreciate that the Iowa special election result is encouraging, but maybe don’t extrapolate too far from a state legislative special election that’s going to finish with like 15% turn out
was there some sort of late breaking black swan candidate quality issue or?
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Lol Democrats being the party of the college educated hurts in presidential elections but is God-Tier in random special elections
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It’s the college educated upper middle class voters…they ALWAYS vote no matter how insignificant the election. They do it with glee.
Republicans being more working class means they are less informed than elections are happening and vote less frequently.
We’re so back.