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π¨ TODAY, ARIZONA CAN PROVE WHAT THE MEDIA AND THE DEMOCRATS ALREADY KNEW ABOUT KATIE HOBBS.
A weak candidate who wouldnβt debate. A radical leftist who suddenly wants to pass for a moderate. A partisan hack who vetoed bipartisan bills and then campaigned on her ability to work across the aisle.
Hobbs had four years to prove she could lead Arizona.
The best case she could make for four more was to campaign as somebody else.
Itβs time for new leadership. Vote Andy Biggs for governor.
Gov. Katie Hobbs is considered the most vulnerable Democratic incumbent in a swing state that's been on the 2020 election denier frontlines for years. usatoday.com/story/news/poliβ¦
Jellenne π«πΊπΈπ΅π retweeted
If youβre voting straight-ticket Republican today, you are a patriot and I want to follow you.
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π¨ VOTER ALERT: Be on the lookout for potential scam text messages claiming your polling location has changed.
Donβt rely on unsolicited texts for voting information. Verify your polling location through your official state or local election website before you vote.
See a concern at your polling site? REPORT IT β¬οΈ
Jellenne π«πΊπΈπ΅π retweeted
If youβre voting in person today in Arizona and youβre not familiar with the propositions on the ballot, hereβs a list.
Jellenne π«πΊπΈπ΅π retweeted
Wow. Republicans in Maricopa County are outpacing Democrats nearly two to one voting today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you haven't called a few friends today to make sure they get to the polls, do it now! Let's keep going!
12 PM Update*
*These are in person, at the site numbers. They do not include late earlies and any other form of voting.
Maricopa:
π΄ R: 44.5%, 42,016
π΅ D: 23.3%, 22,021
βͺ I: 32.1%, 30,290
π΄ 2-Party: R+31.2%
Pima:
Reps 42.8%
Dems 25.7%
Ind/Other 31.5%
CD1:
π΄ R: 45.6%, 9,939
π΅ D: 20.3%, 4,422
βͺ I: 34.2%, 7,450
π΄ 2-Party: R+38.4%
LD2:
π΄ R: 43.6%, 2,264
π΅ D: 23.1%, 1,198
βͺ I: 33.3%, 1,728
π΄ 2-Party: R+30.8%
LD4:
π΄ R: 48.3%, 3,545
π΅ D: 18.0%, 1,323
βͺ I: 33.7%, 2,478
π΄ 2-Party: R+45.6%
LD9:
π΄ R: 41.3%, 1,640
π΅ D: 27.4%, 1,088
βͺ I: 31.3%, 1,241
π΄ 2-Party: R+20.2%
LD13:
π΄ R: 46.1%, 2,545
π΅ D: 21.8%, 1,205
βͺ I: 32.1%, 1,775
π΄ 2-Party: R+35.7%
Jellenne π«πΊπΈπ΅π retweeted
Breaking: Ninth Circuit en banc panel has ruled 6-5 to reinstate this decision after it was vacated last night.
This rules in favor of the DOJ. Prosecutors can continue requests to sequester noncitizen ballots and threaten prosecution. California and Washington state are back on notice!
π¨ Late night ruling from the Ninth Circuit after SCOTUS declined to issue an injunction pending appeal.
California and Washington state are now on official notice. The 2-1 panel ruled that the thousands of non-citizen ballots CAN be sequestered. Election officials can also face prosecution for counting the noncitizen ballots, per the ruling.
Jellenne π«πΊπΈπ΅π retweeted
The POWER of community is honestly INSANE π€―
I posted a video sharing my questions, doubts, and ambitions about opening a French bakery in Austin, Texas, and Iβm completely blown away by the support. This is exactly what I came here for: the entrepreneurial culture, the drive to build, and the relentless willingness to create.
The space the U.S. gives to creative minds is a true blessing, I really wish my home country (France) had that same energy...
To address a few questions and dig a bit deeper into where things stand:
The number one advice coming up is that I should probably start smaller (a food truck, farmerβs markets, etc.).
And it makes total sense: start small, build a proof of concept, and scale from there.
For context on where Iβm at: my visa situation is still up in the air. I havenβt secured it yet because I might be eligible for the O-1B visa (granted to individuals with extraordinary ability in the arts/creative fields).
But if I jump straight into a full business venture, an E-2 investor visa is an option (provided I put up the required capital, whether from my own funds or investors)
Because of these visa constraints, farmerβs markets are out of the picture for now (unless I secure the O-1B first).
Right now, the most realistic path is a Food Truck + Shared Kitchen setup, preparing fresh products daily in a commercial kitchen and selling them out of the truck.
On top of being visa-viable, it fits the Austin vibe perfectly and keeps me lean and flexible.
Iβm grinding and I will make this happen. Huge thank you to everyone offering support, especially those reaching out by email to help me structure this project and make it bulletproof.
Every single day, I realize how vastly different the U.S. market is from France and Europe in general. Iβm soaking it all in.
Thereβs so much to learn over here, and that learning curve is what fuels me. Making mistakes is just part of the process. I failed a thousand times before getting to who I am today, and if I have to get knocked down another thousand times to reach my dreams, Iβll do it without hesitation.
I honestly canβt wait to share this whole journey with you all, at this rate, weβre about to build a whole new diplomatic relationship between France and the U.S. π€£
(by the way, in that photo, it was a film shoot π€£ I didn't make those loaves of bread, they were just props)
Jellenne π«πΊπΈπ΅π retweeted
Replying to @erosbrousson
Whenever you wanna drive down from Austin to Boerne you always have a spot at my table. Glad you're here, glad you're getting the support and ideas that will help make your dream a reality. Also don't forget looking into partnerships with @HEB once you get things off the ground. They do a good job of helping promote small Texas businesses and getting their products into stores if you want to end up making anything that would work that way obviously.
Jellenne π«πΊπΈπ΅π retweeted
The pollsters told you Guam was a Democrat blowout... 57.9% for the Democrat, 35.4% for the Republican. A 22-point wipeout.
Then the people actually voted. Republican Tony Ada won 51.5 to 48.2 and flipped the governorβs mansion RED. The pollsters missed by 26 points. Stop believing them.
Jellenne π«πΊπΈπ΅π retweeted
Gronk waves an American flag outside of a New Hampshire polling location.
Incredible optics.
Maricopa County voters, lots of issues being reported at polling places. My advice is to head to the most liberal part of town and vote there. There will be fewer power outages, printer problems, tabulator issues, etc.. in the liberal areas. I am basing this on the shenanigans they pulled in 2022 where all of the issues were concentrated in Conservative areas.
Whatever you do, you MUST vote. Make it hard for them. They want you to stay home.
AZ Conservatives voting today:
It's YES on all the Props
Judges see below, leave the others blank if you want
Vote π΄ on all other offices that are partisan
In Scottsdale it's BARRY & MICHELLE for Council
Jellenne π«πΊπΈπ΅π retweeted
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See something? Say something. If something doesnβt look right at the polls today, donβt stay silent. Report an election issue at protectthevote.com/report-frβ¦.
Together, weβll PROTECT THE VOTE.
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You know what to do β¬οΈ
π¨ See something suspicious at the polls?
Report it.
@RNCVoteProtect is on the ground protecting the integrity of your vote.
Follow them and report any irregularities. Every legal vote matters, and we will NOT let the Left cheat.
Get out and VOTE! πΊπΈ


































