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Amishman

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6. Our voter registration advantage in PA is dropping steadily

Reply to Freddie (Reply #3)

Wed May 18, 2022, 07:25 AM

May 2022

Was 1.2 million in 2008, down to 600k now.

Puts the unaffiliated / independents more in the kingmaker role. One indie swinging from one side to the other has the same impact as two increased turnout on our side.

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For the most part, Republicans chose bad over worse tonight. [View all] RandySF May 2022 OP

+1. Glad Cawthorn lost, but he would have been easier to beat than the winner. Hoyt May 2022 #1

Glad he lost, but NC-11 would probably be out of reach this fall even with Cawthorn on the ballot Amishman May 2022 #4

So mostly it wasn't an "ultra maga" Cha May 2022 #2

Not in Pennsylvania Freddie May 2022 #3

freepers are unhappy with his win. think he can't win Demovictory9 May 2022 #5

Our voter registration advantage in PA is dropping steadily Amishman May 2022 #6