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Deminpenn

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7. Rs had a huge RV advantage in PA SD36, 98k to 55k

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Fri Mar 28, 2025, 10:23 AM

Mar 28

yet lost in a relatively low turnout (28%) election. I think the GOP is not only losing more than the usual cross-party voters, but IND/NPA voters, too.

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Cruelty is the point IronLionZion Mar 28 #6

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What you say about Cruz is true MissMillie Mar 28 #4

Since TX used to be part of Mexico BumRushDaShow Mar 28 #5

Rs had a huge RV advantage in PA SD36, 98k to 55k Deminpenn Mar 28 #7

In PA's case, It looked to be coming from the 'burbs north of Lancaster City BumRushDaShow Mar 28 #8

Looking at the final results by precinct, Deminpenn Mar 28 #9

Hopefully, the Repugs haven't fixed this election. ificandream Mar 28 #10