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/u/wil_daven_06 Nov 11:39https://twitter.com/FoxReports/status/1854126340447911993

/u/wil_daven_06 Nov 11:30https://twitter.com/AP_Politics/status/1854119193366450215

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/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 03:31https://twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/1854003047556616527

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 03:29NBC: Sen. Ted Cruz wins re-election, overcoming challenge from Democrat Colin Allred

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 03:29NBC: Iowa passes voting amendment

NBC News projects Iowa has passed an amendment that requires citizenship and also lowers the voting age for primaries, allowing 17-year-olds who will be 18 years old by Election Day to participate.


/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 03:14AP Race Call: Kamala Harris wins Colorado

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 03:02AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Missouri
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Montana
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Utah

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:35AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Texas

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:34AP: Florida rejects abortion measure, further limiting access in the South

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:34AP: Republican Mark Robinson loses North Carolina gubernatorial bid after tumultuous campaign

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:12AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Ohio

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:11AP: A Decision Desk update on Texas

As polls close statewide in Texas, the AP is not yet declaring a winner in the race for president. AP’s Decision Team is waiting for election officials to report additional results of votes cast on Election Day, particularly in Democratic-leaning areas of the state.


/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:11The AP reports Donald Trump wins North Dakota, South Dakota, Louisiana, Wyoming, and Ohio

/u/Ganon_Cubana06 Nov 02:11The AP reports Kamala Harris wins New York.

/u/Ganon_Cubana06 Nov 02:11AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins North Dakota
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins the statewide vote in Nebraska and two electoral votes
AP Race Call: Kamala Harris wins New York
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins South Dakota
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Louisiana
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Wyoming

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:00‘No credible threat’ in Pennsylvania, says Gov. Shapiro

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said there had been multiple bomb threats called into polling locations across the state, but said so far there is “no credible threat” to the public.


/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 01:39The AP reports Kamala Harris wins Illinois.

/u/Ganon_Cubana06 Nov 01:35The AP reports Kamala Harris wins Delaware.

/u/Ganon_Cubana06 Nov 01:32The AP reports Kamala Harris wins New Jersey.

/u/Ganon_Cubana06 Nov 01:32The AP reports Donald Trump wins Arkansas.

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I need to reiterate why this Harris rally in Houston is important.

One of the challenges of winning Texas races has been softer turnout in Houston specifically. It leans Dem, but somewhat less strongly than Austin or Dallas. But it is not culturally Republican by any means. Energizing the base there and increasing turnout has massive, massive potential for Allred's race... and perhaps, believe it or not, even Harris' own race. If, for example, she could get the Dem margins in Harris county up to 60% or more, it becomes a downballot game changer.

I know many of you don't think the state can flip. I've seen the polls. I've seen past races. I've voted here since 2016. I've talked with many voters and watched the culture war play out here. I've volunteered for campaigns here. I've experienced some of the suppression attempts personally in how it impacted my ability to vote when moving around the state.

But damn it, there's 30+ million people here who deserve good representation. The women voting in Texas are on the front line of this culture war, and the most at risk. The game is changing. The state is changing. We will be one of the states that suffers first and most deeply in the next Trump win. We have so, so much at risk, and fleeing to blue states to avoid it is not just some simple option.

Too many people in this state are continually told to feel ashamed, to feel embarrassed, to feel hopeless because foolish rural voters are said to hold all the power. To feel like their voice doesn't matter even as it enacts policies they don't agree with. What do you think that does every time people on this board tell them that? How does that help us change things for the country?[ Too many people have their voices blatantly suppressed by the corrupt GOP. ](https://www.newsweek.com/texas-ag-says-trump-wouldve-lost-state-if-it-hadnt-blocked-mail-ballots-applications-being-1597909)Too many are psychologically trained to believe they are powerless, that democracy is not for them. It's a big lie all of its own.

And yet here, tonight, Harris is sending a different message. She sees us when so much of the rest of the country did not, and god damn does that matter. She sees Allred and his voters. She sees the 5 million+ 2020 Biden voters. She sees the women who have been told most of their lives that their votes were pointless because "It's texas!"

We cannot be a party that just gives a fuck about 7 states for the rest of our lives. Do I think Hillary made a horrid play by ignoring Wisconsin in 2016? 100%, yes. And I will forever hold that against her. However, Harris is not doing that with this visit. She sees both the needs of the present and the needs of the future. We must look to a future beyond that if we hope to have one at all.

Movements start with events like tonight, and they matter. Whether you want us or not, Texas Dems are your allies and will fight with you to change things, however little power we do or do not yet have.