It is also possible that a significant portion of New England Republicans would rather live under a Democratic government than support a secessionist.
Great. She obviously has CoVid-535. She’s a ‘rat. It is the Year of the White Metal Rat. Greta Thor...go protest around L4 labs. Those MOFOS stole your thunder. Hands up, don’t shoot, Greta.
Iirc, when the republicans had it all, they did nothing. They had a chance to do everything they had been promising for 8 years. Its all a money scheme to them. Just another bloated government job.
It’s worth pointing out that there are four HUNDRED members of the NH House. Freaking out over a single narrow loss isn’t worth the effort. The Dem lost when she ran in 2018 in a high-turnout election (21,000+ votes overall then, only 1,961 in this turnout) and she has to run again in November against 3 other incumbent Republicans and a 4th GOP challenger. Not good odds for her.
New Hampshire is becoming overrun by “domestic immigrants” from NJ and MA.
How many of her votes were legal?
Always, always, always assume that when a demshevik “wins” an election that some sort of voter fraud was involved.
It’s the ONLY way they can win.
Where was you “concern” when the GOP flipped KY 99 a couple of weeks ago?
Were you aware that the GOP has a net advantage in state legislative special elections since 2018?
In 2019, eight seats flipped as a result of state legislative special elections.
Seats flipped from D to R
Minnesota State Senate District 11 (February 5)
Connecticut State Senate District 6 (February 26)
Connecticut House of Representatives District 99 (February 26)
Kentucky State Senate District 31 (March 5)
New Jersey State Senate District 1 (November 5)
Seats flipped from R to D
Pennsylvania State Senate District 37 (April 2)
Missouri House of Representatives District 99 (November 5)
Seats flipped from R to I
Louisiana House of Representatives District 62 (March 30)