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Houston, TX
Joined July 2022
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De La Cruz didnโ€™t even hit 40% as an incumbent in this past election.
NEW 2028 FEC F2 Monica De La Cruz (REP) #TX15 (D-Pulido) docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/forโ€ฆ
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Colom is on track to win the Senate seat. If Democrats also win the governorโ€™s seat next year, Mississippi will be blasted with ads in 2028 and contested by both parties on the presidential level. Itโ€™s much cheaper to go on the air waves in Mississippi than say Florida.
Whats significant about Scott Colom flipping Mississippi blue is how many people will be energized. For so many who had lost hope and believed the South would remain red forever, it'd be a reminder that change is possible.
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Talarico won the Houston metro area excluding Harris County and including Montgomery County ๐Ÿ’€
Houston Metro without Harris County Talarico flipped them blue. R+25 to D+1
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I know this isn't abnormal compared to the results but think about it for a fucking second........ WE HAVE LOS ANGELES MARGINS IN HOUSTON
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Will retweeted
One thing that should worry Texas Republicans who are hoping that lower-propensity, GOP-leaning Hispanics just sat out this election and will return in 2028: there really werenโ€™t that many Hispanics who sat out this election at all.
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At some point, we have to talk about @CookPolitical and other โ€œprognosticatorsโ€ who had me and other southern candidates labeled as solid R for much of the campaign cycle. They made it much more difficult to fundraise and are part of the reason the South has been neglected for so long. Theyโ€™re only a reflection of the past and mysteriously avoid any accountability when theyโ€™re wrong. One of their โ€œanalystsโ€ was extremely condescending to me (not Jessica) when I tried to make my pitch for why they were wrong about my rating like he knew something about MS politics when heโ€™s never been to the Sip. This attitude hurt Jaime Davis & others so much.
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TX Dems have already filed three bills on day 1 to create an independent redistricting commission
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Before 2028, Hinojosa should start online voter registration and bring back straight ticket voting as an option.
Why Democrats got to71% of vote in Dallas county . OVERALL ELECTORATE: - Ballots Cast: 791,657 - Registered Voter Turnout: 52.9% MAKEUP OF ELECTORATE BY ETHNICITY: - White: 365,747 (46.2% of votes cast) - Black: 172,581 (21.8% of votes cast) - Latino: 181,289 (22.9% of votes cast) - Asian/Other/Unknown: 72,040 (9.1% of votes cast) US Senate - Talarico: 563,186 (71.72%) - Paxton: 206,348 (26.28%) Governor - Hinojosa: 539,664 (68.76%) - Abbott: 231,768 (29.53%) For the first time in Dallas county history Latino voters , came out in larger numbers than African -Americans but we are still not matching our majority demographic status is Dallas county and Texas . Lulac and many others registered 31,000 new Latino voters in 2026, we need to hit 100,000 New voters in 2027. If we do that the presidential nominee in 2028 can carry Texas and we will send the MAGA ideology down the toilet drain of history#democrats#hispanic#latino#texas#dallas#houston#sanantonio#RGV
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The DSA member Angie Nixon won this heavily Cuban district containing Hialeah by more than Jolly or Dรญaz-Balart
Angie Nixon and David Jolly actually won FL-26, despite Dรญaz-Balart narrowly keeping his seat. Senate: ๐Ÿ”ต Nixon D+3.1 Governor: ๐Ÿ”ต Jolly D+2.2 House: ๐Ÿ”ด Dรญaz-Balart R+0.8 Trump won this district by 18.5 in 2024. The district is 74% Hispanic (39% Cuban and 8% Venezuelan).
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Talarico did better in the Rio Grande than Obama 2012 also peep that turnout
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2028 gives Utah the chance for Senator Ben McAdams (D) Which also gives Salt Lake City a chance to get a progressive house rep in a deep blue seat
A Democrat won a house district in Provo, which used to give Rs 80 percent of the vote in my lifetime. Republicans are barely winning the House vote in Utah. People arenโ€™t acknowledging Senator Based Mike Lee is up for reelection in 2028, and he could actually lose.
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Heโ€™s DOA in a Texas primary and is likely to underperform across the entirety of the Southwest from New Mexico to California. His performance with minorities is going to be Buttigieg-esque, just abysmal
NEW in @POLITICO: Gina Hinojosaโ€™s win put Texas at the center of a political earthquake. It could bite Andy Beshear, the Kentucky governor who chairs the DGA. At its heart is an intra-party bruise over a history of a lack of investment in Latino candidates and communities, especially in Texas. That sparked a standoff between Hinojosaโ€™s Latino allies and the DGA in the campaignโ€™s final stretch. After Hinojosaโ€™s victory her allies are vindicated. Theyโ€™re also pointing their knives on the DGA, Beshear and his possible presidential ambitions โ€” saying Texas isnโ€™t his win to claim. More from on the ground in Austin: politico.com/news/2026/11/08โ€ฆ
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NEW in @POLITICO: Gina Hinojosaโ€™s win put Texas at the center of a political earthquake. It could bite Andy Beshear, the Kentucky governor who chairs the DGA. At its heart is an intra-party bruise over a history of a lack of investment in Latino candidates and communities, especially in Texas. That sparked a standoff between Hinojosaโ€™s Latino allies and the DGA in the campaignโ€™s final stretch. After Hinojosaโ€™s victory her allies are vindicated. Theyโ€™re also pointing their knives on the DGA, Beshear and his possible presidential ambitions โ€” saying Texas isnโ€™t his win to claim. More from on the ground in Austin: politico.com/news/2026/11/08โ€ฆ
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I feel like itโ€™s incredibly negligent to simply leave out the fact Abdul had to endure some of the most racist rhetoric of the 21st century. Being the first muslim senator obviously took a toll on his performance, and yet he still won by 7 points.
yeah sorry you dont get to lose macomb county in a D+14 year and pretend like you are the working class whisperer
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U.S. Representative-elect Melat Kiros: I would like to force Donald Trump to veto Medicare for All.
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MS NOW: Scott Colom wonโ€™t commit to backing Chuck Schumer as Senate Majority Leader once the Mississippi Senate race is called for him โ€œItโ€™s not a good thing that both Leader Schumer and Leader Jeffries both live in the same borough, right? I want somebody that understands rural America.โ€
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His idea of campaigning was airing the same ad about being a former football player
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Weโ€™re on track to flip *Mississippi* on the federal level by winning a senate seat. A Democrat will be favored to flip the Gov. seat next year. If we donโ€™t just absolutely unleash a crap ton of investment and fundraising into Mississippi in 2028, what are we doing as a party.
Considering where we are now, when itโ€™s all said and done @scott_colom should end up north of 5,000 votes ahead. For the team of #SenatorScottColom the math is math-ing. The fat lady is warming up her vocal cords and Iโ€™ve got a good phone number to call the dogs.
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