2020 (non-Presidential) Elections

[ManRam]

There's a lot else going on. A lot else at stake. I figured a thread to discuss everything about the 2020 election that is not about Trump or Biden probably could use a thread. I have lots of things to say, as always! So brace yourselves!

[Lil Rhody]

Dear Rhode island wake the **** up and vote in new blood. Sick of the same people in office my whole life. Nothing's different everything still sucks. **** roads **** schools high taxes let's ****ing go. Legit smallest state just over a million of us but our deficit is going to be about a Billy. Wait wait blame the virus because it was a measly 800 mill before it happened

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[dbroncos78087]

Hoping Jon Ossoff can pick up the Senate seat in Georgia.

[WES445]

Kentucky senator race might be interesting. Ocasio-Cortez and Sanders endorse progressive Booker in the Kentucky Senate primary. He has far more charisma than the wet flake the moderate democrat is backing, Amy McGrath. If you heard her speak, you wonder if the moderates were trying to lose to Mitch by backing her.

Progressive Paula Swearengin won in West Virginia
Marie Newman won, here, in Illinois
Marshall Martinez in New Mexico

I can't remember the other but five out seven won their primaries some against major moderate Dem.

I am really interested in Lindsey Graham and Maine Susan Collins's races as well. I know Collins is facing strong push back for her Kavanaugh vote.

[dbroncos78087]

Kentucky senator race might be interesting. Ocasio-Cortez and Sanders endorse progressive Booker in the Kentucky Senate primary. He has far more charisma than the wet flake the moderate democrat is backing, Amy McGrath. If you heard her speak, you wonder if the moderates were trying to lose to Mitch by backing her.

Progressive Paula Swearengin won in West Virginia
Marie Newman won, here, in Illinois
Marshall Martinez in New Mexico

I can't remember the other but five out seven won their primaries some against major moderate Dem.

I am really interested in Lindsey Graham and Maine Susan Collins's races as well. I know Collins is facing strong push back for her Kavanaugh vote.

Collins needs to go down.

[ManRam]

Booker is one of a few people I've donated too. **** Amy McGrath.

[ManRam]

One of the more remarkable things Joe Kennedy has done has made every progressive/leftist like Ed Markey...a lot.

I really would be upset if Kennedy wins. Really, really upset. I think that's one of the absolute most important primaries.

[ewing]

Booker is one of a few people I've donated too. **** Amy McGrath.

I just wanna fly! Idk what you are talking about Mark McGarth is the man!


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[ManRam]

Ewing, you know I respect Mark McGrath bro

[WES445]

One of the more remarkable things Joe Kennedy has done has made every progressive/leftist like Ed Markey...a lot.

I really would be upset if Kennedy wins. Really, really upset. I think that's one of the absolute most important primaries.

He falls far right from the Kennedy Tree. He has trying to build himself as a progressive but is failing miserably. I really don't know much about him outside that

[lamar2006]

McSally and Gardner are done. Collins likely to lose. I think Dems win back the Senate and keep the House. But also possible that Trump wins again with 270-280 electoral votes.

[dbroncos78087]

McSally and Gardner are done. Collins likely to lose. I think Dems win back the Senate and keep the House. But also possible that Trump wins again with 270-280 electoral votes.

I don’t think Democrats will win the senate without also carrying enough votes to win the presidency. It’s easier to go the other way ie losing the senate but keep the president.

[ThomasTomasz]

I've personally given up on caring about my national elections in Maryland. The Democrats dominate the state for the president every year, and the state is so gerrymandered it's ridiculous.

One of my closest friends and I are opposed on just about all political issues except one, and that's term limits. He staunchly refuses to vote for Steny Hoyer anymore, and I agree with him. Too bad he's got so much support in this area that it doesn't matter who runs against him.

I honestly can see the Democrats taking both House and Senate this year. Just a gut feeling.

[ManRam]

i feel like you're not progressive, but Mckayla Wilkes rules. ****y Steny.

[ThomasTomasz]

i feel like you're not progressive, but Mckayla Wilkes rules. ****y Steny.

I fall on the right side of the aisle for many issues, but in the case of Steny Hoyer, if we found someone who had a serious chance at dethroning him, I would vote for them.