Whoa!! Ted Cruz Might Finally Be Outta Here!!!
- Thread starter Prince.Skeletor
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Everybody is going to vote breh.
Texans don't like change, and many of them are unfortunately stupid . I know you've aeen these ads where they show the football player tackling the female athlete. Lol.
It's ridiculous but trust it will be effective.
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
Idiot talk. Beto wouldn’t have said “could’ve been worse,” when 19 elementary kids and 2 of their teachers got mowed down
The numbers in previous elections show “everyone” hasn’t been voting and Texas percentage of voters is normally behind the national percentage.
The numbers also show if “everyone” voted Cruz would likely lose.
Texans got no self respect
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
That’s partially false and is the trend nationwide. People come out for presidential elections and those numbers drop during midterms and the part that burns TX is young folks sit on their asses during non POTUS elections (along with the National Dem party barely pumping $$ in state to help it’s candidates). It’s why Republicans can at least get/keep one chamber federally because their base shows up. TX numbers were abysmal in ‘22 but they were still higher than any other midterm election since ‘02 in the state.
Prince.Skeletor
Don’t Be Like He-Man
Ted Cruz Suffers Blow as Texas' Biggest Newspaper Endorses Opponent
Ted Cruz suffers blow as Texas' biggest newspaper endorses opponent
Cruz has "long embraced the politics of division," the Dallas Morning News' editorial board said as it endorsed Democratic Rep. Colin Allred for U.S. Senate.
www.newsweek.com
let me know if this neg taste better than that mans paralyzed meat down your throat
I'm voting for Allred too.
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@HANnah_SOL0
I hate Texas halloween, what do you mean you're Ted Cruz abandoning the state during a crisis
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@HANnah_SOL0
Go to Donate to Colin Allred today! to send Ted on a permanent vacation
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@HANnah_SOL0
I hate Texas halloween, what do you mean you're Ted Cruz abandoning the state during a crisis
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@HANnah_SOL0
Go to Donate to Colin Allred today! to send Ted on a permanent vacation
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I just voted against him but I will believe it when I see it
Peter Popoff
PROTECT YA NECK!! 🖕🏽🇺🇲
Yup, voted for ole fishlips Allred too. Fụck this dıckhead. But this is Texas, he'll win regardless.
Space Cowboy
Christ is King
Voted Allred
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Published Oct 26, 2024 at 10:28 AM EDT
01:07
Ted Cruz Warns Democrats 'Coming After Me' as Polls Show Texas Race Tighten
By James Bickerton
US News Reporter
Significantly more Texans with a Republican voting history cast their ballots in the first three days of the state's early voting than their Democratic counterparts, according to the data analyst Derek Ryan.
Speaking to Newsweek, Joshua Blank, the research director at the University of Texas at Austin's Texas Politics Project, said there was "little indication of a Democratic surge" from the voting thus far.
Pundits have closely watched the Senate race in Texas, where Senator Ted Cruz, the Republican incumbent, faces a strong challenge from Democratic Representative Colin Allred. Polling conducted before early in-person voting opened in Texas on Monday gave Cruz a lead of between 1 and 7 points. In the third quarter of 2024, Allred raised $30.3 million for his Senate campaign, substantially ahead of Cruz's $21 million split across three accounts.
On Thursday, Ryan, who runs the company Ryan Data & Research, which has worked with a large number of Texas Republicans, sent an update by email on ballots cast during the first three days of early voting.
He said: "Voters with previous Republican Primary history now have a 387k vote advantage over their counterparts. This margin has increased 141k since yesterday's report.
"Nearly half of people who have voted in all four of the last four Republican Primaries have voted (47%) while 50% of people who have voted in all four of the last four Democratic Primaries have voted."
Ryan said 2.4 million Texans with a Republican primary voting history, and 2 million with a Democratic primary voting track record, had yet to cast their ballots.
Senator Ted Cruz at a campaign rally at the Barn in Waco, Texas, on October 18. Early voting figures from Texas look good for the Republicans, according to one prominent political analyst. Brandon Bell/GETTY
According to the last update by the University of Florida's Election Lab, as of Saturday, 4,274,266 Texan voters had cast their ballots, with 4,029,039 in-person early votes and 245,227 mail ballots returned thus far.
Blank agreed that the early voting figures looked strong for Republicans.
He said: "Through day three of early voting, more voters with a Republican primary history have voted so far compared to voters with a Democratic primary voting history, and more than voters who have only participated in general elections.
"While there's been a lot of attention to turnout in large urban counties, it's a lot harder for those watching the election to make similar judgments about the voting behavior in the 230-plus, Republican-leaning suburban and overwhelmingly Republican rural counties. People are voting there, too, but there's no way to make a similar, anecdotal description about overall turnout like those being made about Travis, Dallas, and Harris counties."
"So far, this is looking like a high turnout election for Texas, but not necessarily higher than 2020. And currently, there's little indication of a Democratic surge," Blank continued.
Newsweek contacted the Senate campaigns of Ted Cruz and Colin Allred and the presidential campaigns of Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris for comment via email on Saturday outside regular office hours.
Democrats have made major inroads into the Lone Star State over recent presidential election cycles, with Joe Biden losing the state in 2020 by 5.6 percentage points compared to Barack Obama's 15.8-point loss in 2012.
As a result, some Democrats believe the state could be competitive in the White House race, with former Texas Representative Beto O'Rourke describing it as "really the sleeper battleground state."
Recent polling gave Trump a lead of between 4 and 12 points in Texas.
Ted Cruz Gets Boost as Texas Early Voting Suggests Blue Wave Not Happening
Published Oct 26, 2024 at 10:28 AM EDT
01:07
Ted Cruz Warns Democrats 'Coming After Me' as Polls Show Texas Race Tighten
By James Bickerton
US News Reporter
Significantly more Texans with a Republican voting history cast their ballots in the first three days of the state's early voting than their Democratic counterparts, according to the data analyst Derek Ryan.
Speaking to Newsweek, Joshua Blank, the research director at the University of Texas at Austin's Texas Politics Project, said there was "little indication of a Democratic surge" from the voting thus far.
Pundits have closely watched the Senate race in Texas, where Senator Ted Cruz, the Republican incumbent, faces a strong challenge from Democratic Representative Colin Allred. Polling conducted before early in-person voting opened in Texas on Monday gave Cruz a lead of between 1 and 7 points. In the third quarter of 2024, Allred raised $30.3 million for his Senate campaign, substantially ahead of Cruz's $21 million split across three accounts.
On Thursday, Ryan, who runs the company Ryan Data & Research, which has worked with a large number of Texas Republicans, sent an update by email on ballots cast during the first three days of early voting.
He said: "Voters with previous Republican Primary history now have a 387k vote advantage over their counterparts. This margin has increased 141k since yesterday's report.
"Nearly half of people who have voted in all four of the last four Republican Primaries have voted (47%) while 50% of people who have voted in all four of the last four Democratic Primaries have voted."
Ryan said 2.4 million Texans with a Republican primary voting history, and 2 million with a Democratic primary voting track record, had yet to cast their ballots.
Senator Ted Cruz at a campaign rally at the Barn in Waco, Texas, on October 18. Early voting figures from Texas look good for the Republicans, according to one prominent political analyst. Brandon Bell/GETTY
According to the last update by the University of Florida's Election Lab, as of Saturday, 4,274,266 Texan voters had cast their ballots, with 4,029,039 in-person early votes and 245,227 mail ballots returned thus far.
Blank agreed that the early voting figures looked strong for Republicans.
He said: "Through day three of early voting, more voters with a Republican primary history have voted so far compared to voters with a Democratic primary voting history, and more than voters who have only participated in general elections.
"While there's been a lot of attention to turnout in large urban counties, it's a lot harder for those watching the election to make similar judgments about the voting behavior in the 230-plus, Republican-leaning suburban and overwhelmingly Republican rural counties. People are voting there, too, but there's no way to make a similar, anecdotal description about overall turnout like those being made about Travis, Dallas, and Harris counties."
"So far, this is looking like a high turnout election for Texas, but not necessarily higher than 2020. And currently, there's little indication of a Democratic surge," Blank continued.
Newsweek contacted the Senate campaigns of Ted Cruz and Colin Allred and the presidential campaigns of Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris for comment via email on Saturday outside regular office hours.
Democrats have made major inroads into the Lone Star State over recent presidential election cycles, with Joe Biden losing the state in 2020 by 5.6 percentage points compared to Barack Obama's 15.8-point loss in 2012.
As a result, some Democrats believe the state could be competitive in the White House race, with former Texas Representative Beto O'Rourke describing it as "really the sleeper battleground state."
Recent polling gave Trump a lead of between 4 and 12 points in Texas.