And wasn't that other candidate accused of voter fraud?
Republican Dan Bishop wins narrow victory in North Carolina special election
Forum rules
Keep News and Politics about News and Politics.
Do not post full articles from other websites. Always link back to the source
Discuss things respectfully and take into account that each person has a different opinion.
Remember that this is a place for everyone to enjoy. Don’t try and run people off of the site. If you are upset with someone then utilize the foe feature.
Report when things come up.
Personal attacks are against guidelines however attacks need to be directed at a member on the forum for it to be against guidelines. Lying is not against guidelines, it’s hard for us to prove someone even did lie.
Once a topic is locked we consider the issue handled and no longer respond to new reports on the topic.
Keep News and Politics about News and Politics.
Do not post full articles from other websites. Always link back to the source
Discuss things respectfully and take into account that each person has a different opinion.
Remember that this is a place for everyone to enjoy. Don’t try and run people off of the site. If you are upset with someone then utilize the foe feature.
Report when things come up.
Personal attacks are against guidelines however attacks need to be directed at a member on the forum for it to be against guidelines. Lying is not against guidelines, it’s hard for us to prove someone even did lie.
Once a topic is locked we consider the issue handled and no longer respond to new reports on the topic.
-
Deleted User 1344
YesCockatooCrazyColt529 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 11, 2019 10:16 pmAnd wasn't that other candidate accused of voter fraud?
Republican Mark Harris
-
29again
- Regent
- Posts: 4293
- Joined: Thu Aug 16, 2018 10:56 pm
Special elections rarely have a huge voter turnout.
Expand your thinking
It’s possible to disagree with an article and not respond with a personal attack you know.
Try it.
It’s possible to disagree with an article and not respond with a personal attack you know.
Try it.
-
Francee89
- Regent
- Posts: 4536
- Joined: Fri May 25, 2018 7:13 pm
Yes. But Democrats flipping suburban, typically Republican districts that Trump won was something seen in the 2018 midterms as well. And even with low turnout, one would expect to see more than a 2% margin in a Trump +12, GOP since 1963 district if the Trump/Republican brand was solid.
-
29again
- Regent
- Posts: 4293
- Joined: Thu Aug 16, 2018 10:56 pm
Well, the good thing is -- we both see a positive in this!Francee89 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 11, 2019 11:36 pmYes. But Democrats flipping suburban, typically Republican districts that Trump won was something seen in the 2018 midterms as well. And even with low turnout, one would expect to see more than a 2% margin in a Trump +12, GOP since 1963 district if the Trump/Republican brand was solid.
Expand your thinking
It’s possible to disagree with an article and not respond with a personal attack you know.
Try it.
It’s possible to disagree with an article and not respond with a personal attack you know.
Try it.
-
SouthernIslander
- Queen Mother
- Posts: 9425
- Joined: Fri Oct 12, 2018 12:48 pm
- Location: Texassippi
Agree, that isn’t a large margin for a Republican southern state. That is actually a sign of Democrats gaining support IMO.Lemons wrote: ↑Wed Sep 11, 2019 9:22 pmIt was like 50.5% vs 49.5% rounded off. That’s a Republican southern state, not really impressive.
Donate to MomConfessions to avoid seeing ads just select donate from the header menu. Please visit our friends:
