you still think beto is winning this, despite all recent polls pointing in the opposite direction. who's the one dreaming here?

Beto never should have even been close

it'll be close even if he loses and big turnout/enthusiasm definitely favors him as does his 38 million getting butts to the polls

keep denying and ignoring the early enthusiasm and the youth anger/excitement

I'm sure they are excited about Republicans

Republicans have all the power and they have all the complacency. Midterms are rough for parties in power large early turnout is a bad sign for your side.

This post was edited by Beowulf on Oct 23 2018 01:59pm

I'd imagine that caravan is marching some Republicans straight to the poll booth.

This post was edited by NatureNames on Oct 23 2018 01:57pm

Associated Press: Texans say voting machines changing straight-ticket choices

"AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Some Texas voters are complaining that machines flipped their straight-ticket selections to the other party in key races during early voting, especially the much-watched Senate battle between Republican incumbent Ted Cruz and Democrat Beto O’Rourke.

The secretary of state’s office said Friday that there have been reported issues with Hart eSlate voting machines, which are used in around 30 percent of counties statewide and feature a wheel for selecting candidates and buttons to move from screen to screen. But it says they are caused by voters themselves and often occur when they complete and submit ballots too quickly."

https://apnews.com/a8825810d10441f2ad828e95d6851d55

Why do you think the Mercer family is paying for them to march up here?

This post was edited by inkanddagger on Oct 26 2018 03:37pm

To reinstate LIGMA

Let's pray they don't bring a BOFA epidemic to our beautiful nation.

Everyone is focused on Congress, and rightly so, but it looks like Democrats might pick up a net of 7 Governorships during these midterms. The dream of a Conservative Constitutional Convention might be dealt a significant blow - for now.

this is low key one of the most important aspects of this election. who cares if the dems take the house for two years or not - but lots of purple states having democratic governors in 2020 when the census and subsequent redistricting take place might be huge, similar to the gains the GOP made in 2010, which then somewhat persisted throught the entire decade.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Oct 27 2018 02:18pm