Why is she down 10 points in TX 34? She's the incumbent and her ads have been spot on. Is it just the dem surge from mail in/early voting, or is the valley going back to their median?

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Why is she down 10 points in TX 34? She's the incumbent and her ads have been spot on. Is it just the dem surge from mail in/early voting, or is the valley going back to their median?

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Was that district redrawn?

Redrawn and they put her up against a long term incumbent

redcrayon said:

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gkaggie08 said:

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Why is she down 10 points in TX 34? She's the incumbent and her ads have been spot on. Is it just the dem surge from mail in/early voting, or is the valley going back to their median?

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Was that district redrawn?

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Yes. All three Valley districts were redrawn. Mayra was a short-time incumbent due to special election. Her Democratic opponent, like many threatened by possible unelection, turned Republican at the very end of the campaign. The result? Dems win.

Thanks for the info, didn't know the district was redrawn. Sad for her, she can really speed up the Hispanic move to the Republicans

Is she in Duvall County?

nvm

I don't understand how Hispanics continue to be duped

The Valley is still trending Red but it's not there yet. Cuellar won comfortably but he is probably one of the most conservative Dems in the House. Was bummed for Flores but it's the most Hispanic House District in the country it's taking a little longer than we hoped for it to turn Red.

Agreed. A lot of groundwork being done and it is working down there. 2 More years of Biden pain will also hopefully spur more converts.

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The Valley is still trending Red but it's not there yet. Cuellar won comfortably but he is probably one of the most conservative Dems in the House. Was bummed for Flores but it's the most Hispanic House District in the country it's taking a little longer than we hoped for it to turn Red.

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I wouldn't read anything into Cuellar winning. He has not been a negative, and is even being harrassed by the Bidenian FBI. People don't think of him as Pelosian.

Let's see how some of the other Hispanic possible flip races turn out.

titan said:

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aggie93 said:

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The Valley is still trending Red but it's not there yet. Cuellar won comfortably but he is probably one of the most conservative Dems in the House. Was bummed for Flores but it's the most Hispanic House District in the country it's taking a little longer than we hoped for it to turn Red.

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I wouldn't read anything into Cuellar winning. He has not been a negative, and is even being harrassed by the Bidenian FBI. People don't think of him as Pelosian.

Let's see how some of the other Hispanic possible flip races turn out.

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He's the last Pro Life Democrat in Congress.

aggie93 said:

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titan said:

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aggie93 said:

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The Valley is still trending Red but it's not there yet. Cuellar won comfortably but he is probably one of the most conservative Dems in the House. Was bummed for Flores but it's the most Hispanic House District in the country it's taking a little longer than we hoped for it to turn Red.

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I wouldn't read anything into Cuellar winning. He has not been a negative, and is even being harrassed by the Bidenian FBI. People don't think of him as Pelosian.

Let's see how some of the other Hispanic possible flip races turn out.

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He's the last Pro Life Democrat in Congress.

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Well there you go. If was in that district between all of the above and now that, very likely might not have even been keen to remove him. Its not like the Senate races in stakes.

Hill Country Conservative Radio hosts have been signaling for a few weeks that when a yell at wins, he's going to switch parties after the new year. Like they know something.