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tamc93 said:

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More shocked to see Georgetown and Hutto "blue".

Cedar Park and Round Rock were already purple and headed blue.

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I live in Hutto and this is kinda shocking because it definitely doesn't feel light blue here as this indicates

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I would agree with you based upon what I know about Hutto.

Times have changed.

Not surprising, but sad to see Fort Bend County go blue. I don't spend my money in Sugar Land anymore.

outofstateaggie said:

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Plano? Allen? Frisco? Sheesh.

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This. All 3 communities have tilted much more Asian who seem to love Dems. The most consistent blue parts are definitely where the Asian concentrations are greater (north-ish Plano east of Tollway; Frisco east of Tollway; Plano east of 75 just north of Bush). Then mix in the soccer mom factor

61-38 Abbott in SW Arlington. 60% turnout.

Scroll up to Dem parts of Arlington and turnout was about 30% everywhere.

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If you go out to East Texas where I grew up in Longview which is 85% Republican problem is sometimes only 65% of those Republicans vote and if 20% of your voting block is not voting that's sometimes why the Republicans barely squeak out statewide elections it's not because there are more democrats it's because we didn't get all of our people to vote.

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go look at the numbers in the big cities. well under 50% in almost all of east houston for example. low turnout is not just a republican thing.

Wichita County
The results below are county-wide;
Precinct-level results are not yet available

Greg Abbott: 23,242 (73.92%)
Beto O'Rourke: 7,736 (24.60%)
Mark Tippetts: 354 (1.13%)
Delilah Barrios: 111 (0.35%)

Total Votes: 31,443
Registered Voters: 78,794
Turnout: 39.91%

How is this set up?

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Harris County Precinct 632
Greg Abbott won this precinct

Greg Abbott: 12 (92.31%)
Beto O'Rourke: 1 (7.69%)
Mark Tippetts: 0 (0.00%)
Delilah Barrios: 0 (0.00%)

Total Votes: 13
Registered Voters: 33
Turnout: 39.39%

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We are a clearly a nation divided between urban takers and their exploitative and condescending overlords, and rural and small town working class and producers, more or less. Urban politics Vs rural. Islands of blue in oceans of red. Yet the blue is dependent on the red, in large part, to function at a basic level.

What percentage is considered 'good' turnout?

My precinct had 69% turnout... good or bad?

zephyr88 said:

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What percentage is considered 'good' turnout?

My precinct had 69% turnout... good or bad?

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Good. Very good. Anything over 50 is good for a midterm.

Where are the Harris County individual precinct results? Not finding that on a search. Only the county totals.

Mas89 said:

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Where are the Harris County individual precinct results? Not finding that on a search. Only the county totals.

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Click the link. There's a map to scroll over

What I noticed in my area... Spring
Obviously north of Cypress Creek is Red and south of Cypress Creek is blue. There's a huge ethnic shift there. What I found very interesting though was turnout. In the Red precincts, registered voter turnout hovered around 60%. In those precincts that were blue/light blue turnout was in the 20-30% range.

If Republicans want to make inroads with the minority communities, small incursions can yield big results when turnout is less than 30%.

I can't believe the majority in my neighborhood voted for the dishonest, amoral, corrupt, dishonorable Beto. Both his craptastic family and in-law's family are a stain on the state of Texas as they tried to seize control of hard working small business owners in El Paso along with other BS actions.

• Beto O'Rourke touts his immigration credentials. But these El Pasoans say he doomed their historic migrant neighborhood
• Dick Morris: Beto's Family Felony

These people are scumbags and desire our contempt.

Williamson 338, the lone pink area in south Williamson county

I'm surrounded by idiots

BMX Bandit said:

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doubledog said:

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Montgomery county went heavily republican and fort bend went democrat. Who would have thought.

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Anyone that's paid attention to those counties the last 8 years

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Sorry failed attempt at sarcasm..

Bigfoot Is Real said:

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Not surprising, but sad to see Fort Bend County go blue. I don't spend my money in Sugar Land anymore.

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Many parts of Fort Bend County feels like a third world nation.

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In the Red precincts, registered voter turnout hovered around 60%. In those precincts that were blue/light blue turnout was in the 20-30% range.

If Republicans want to make inroads with the minority communities, small incursions can yield big results when turnout is less than 30%.

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The weird thing is that Ronna McDaniel did that granular analysis in 2016. Trump kind of complained that she kept calling him to come back to Michigan for another rally back then.

WTH happened to that?

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https://www.kxan.com/news/your-local-election-hq/a-comprehensive-map-of-how-texans-voted-in-the-2022-gubernatorial-election/?utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_source=t.co&utm_medium=referral

How'd your neighborhood vote?

My voted for abbot by 7 votes. Williamson county

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Neighborhood not available, but countwide, Abbot got more than 93% of the votes.

Hey neighbor.



*not an idiot

My precinct went 75% Abbott, 23% Beta. So basically 1 in 4 people in my precinct are morons, which is a bit disturbing.

92% Abbott vs 7% Beta in my precinct

Oh, and big cities blow ass

Geez, Plano used to be solid red when I lived there. Of course that was in the mid 90s. I suppose a lot has changed since then.

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Texker said:

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Rockwall County is solid red @ 70.47%. My precinct over 73%. Suck it Robert Francis.

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Yeah, but you have a massive moat with two chokepoints to fend off us left wing Dallasites.

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My brother-in-law said he moved to Rockwall because if a "culture war" (my choice of words, not his) ever breaks out "we can blow the bridges".

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He has a point.

Williamson County sucks .

This data is very interesting and if you play around with it for a while you'll start to see the areas Beto won were areas of MOSTLY low turnout (35% RV voting and below). The areas Abbott won were MOSTLY higher turnout (above 35% RV voting). There were, of course, exceptions. If Republicans can figure out a way to make a push toward getting their vote out in those areas, even areas where Beto might have won (there was a reason they stayed home), we can get Texas well above 60% red for generations and the talk of going purple or certainly blue will be utter nonsense.

Precinct in Harris County went for Beto as I expected but much more narrow than anticipated. Decreased D/R gap compared to 2020.

70-28 Abbott.

Live in Richardson - lots of light blue. Disappointed.

My neighborhood in Fort Worth voted >58% for Abbott. Glad to see I live around likeminded people.

NE Tarrant still solid red.

My precinct was 79% for Abbott and many of the neighboring precincts were in the low 90% for Abbott. The only precinct that went for O'Rourke was a predominantly black populated area which comes as no surprise.

Midland?

Beto might still kick down our doors and take our guns and we will be helpless to stop it.

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