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<blockquote data-quote="CeeCee72" data-source="post: 445939" data-attributes="member: 5055"><p>The election results in my state are astounding. We flipped a Senate seat from red to blue (that was expected), flipped a majority of our red congressional seats to blue, and most shocking, flipped control of the state house to blue for the first time since the first Obama administration. MAGAs held on to a few local seats in deeply red counties and some state house seats due to extreme gerrymandering, but that's it. It was almost a complete sweep for Dems in a fairly red southern state. I hope Dems understand that they have exactly 2 years to get something done because Trump hate won't be much of a motivator for voters in 2028.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CeeCee72, post: 445939, member: 5055"] The election results in my state are astounding. We flipped a Senate seat from red to blue (that was expected), flipped a majority of our red congressional seats to blue, and most shocking, flipped control of the state house to blue for the first time since the first Obama administration. MAGAs held on to a few local seats in deeply red counties and some state house seats due to extreme gerrymandering, but that's it. It was almost a complete sweep for Dems in a fairly red southern state. I hope Dems understand that they have exactly 2 years to get something done because Trump hate won't be much of a motivator for voters in 2028. [/QUOTE]
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