Do you think that affected Jack Stick's state rep race?
Sorry but with 150 of those it's too far down the ballot for me to keep up with. I pinged a couple of guys who may be able to help you.
There were a couple things at play in Stick's race.
First, there was a libertarian candidate in the race who took more than 2,000 votes - larger than Stick's margin of loss.
Second, Stick has pissed off a lot of republicans in his district by getting himself involved in other campaigns in the primaries and by getting one of his own primary challengers thrown off the ballot by the courts. This probably pushed several of them into the Libertarian column or caused them not to vote in it.
Third, Stick is a bit of an @$$hole and it's hard to get voters worked up in favor of a candidate like that.