[miss marmelstein]

I certainly agree with that. If Alabama can’t vote for a pro-life conservative how can we expect Wisconsin to get rid of Paul Ryan??

[wardaddy]

That’s the biggest disappointment

Alabama voted in a Chuck Schumer senator with a southern accent and no kippah

Which means nowhere is a sure thing anymore

I’d like to see the stats on the vote

I’m assuming low our turnout

High their turnout

Soccer mom and post grad defections

And younger whites being more lib in general

Just guessing

Shocked me no question

[wardaddy]

I just looked

705,000 votes fewer total

And nearly all them no shows or not voting on our side

Flips and no shows and high dem turnout

The planets did align and i never figured they would

Moore for about 47 percent the votes Trump did and Jones got 95% what Hillary did

Never woulda believed that possible in a state that has voted 88-90% GOP statewide for past 20 plus years

Could it be duplicated in Wyoming?
Another supe solid state
Maybe not...
No solid minirity block....black turnout was higher than their electorate proportion....which explains posters here opining about all the blacks at their polling places

[Subcutaneous Fishstick Blues]

I certainly agree with that. If Alabama can’t vote for a pro-life conservative how can we expect Wisconsin to get rid of Paul Ryan??

Easily. In the primary, vote for the strongest challenger, no matter who or she might be.

If that doesn't work, vote for the Democrat in the general. Since that's a strongly Republican district, the Democrat should be easily beat two years later.