"The poll shows that women — particularly those who are older or are politically independent — are driving the late shift toward Harris.”

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            Numerically no, practically yes.

            Polling decisions are made on a per-district basis.

            When you hear about democratic voter suppression in southern states, that’s because democratic strongholds are deliberately starved of resources to conduct elections.

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                The silver lining in my opinion is that Texas is in a very gradual, but inevitable slide to the left. Especially as wealthier tech workers move farther from city hubs, it’s fucking up the whole gerrymandering thing.

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              Oh of course but that’s a completely different issue. I’m from Nc so I’m really aware of the gerrymandering especially near these very blue counties like Wake.

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      Orlando and Miami (and Tampa) do a lot to push blue, esp the surprisingly queer Orlando.

      Florida used to be blue. Will it be again? We’ll see, but I’ll tell you that Floridians are sick to death of their current leadership. Change is coming.

      Abortion and recreational weed are in the ballot as amendments this election. I know I voted for both.