Posted on 12/02/2025 5:29:01 PM PST by Engraved-on-His-hands
Former GOP Rep. Mark Green’s resignation in July triggered a special election for Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District, a longtime Republican seat that President Donald Trump carried by 22 points in the 2024 election. Still, millions of dollars from both parties flowed into the district ahead of the special election.
Republican Matt Van Epps, a former state official, and Democratic state Rep. Aftyn Behn won their parties’ special primaries in October, with Van Epps beating a broad GOP field with the help of a late Trump endorsement.
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See Nashville is holding theirs until they know how many they need to put the lefty over the top.
Anyone from the district who can interpret these results so far?
Democrats are huge favorites to take the House next year. Hopefully we can hold the Senate
BS. polling is a joke
Nashville just dropped 60 percent dem is ahead. Still 59 percent out. R should win.
The TN Sec State is a Republican. He should be on top of things.
3 flips. That is all it takes for the RATs to seize power in the House . I stopped seeing them as the loyal opposition a long time ago. They are the party of evil . Absolute power is the only alter they worship at.
This is an election result, not a poll. Huge 20+point swing to the Democrats even though they nominated a total nutcase. The handwriting is on the wall
Looks like a 3 to for percent win, that is what the NY Times estimate is. Too close.
Lol the nutcase said she hates Nashville and country music, and is winning 85% of the vote in Nashville
you weren’t talking about THIS election; you were talking about the midterms. I call BS to your assertion. I can’t stand negative people
Hopefully if the counties to the west of Nashville pull through but there are not a lot of people there and never have been, going back to the days of the Chickasaw.
Check the other thread:
https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/4355609/posts?q=1&;page=51
Hopium addicts better up their meds right now.
I never understand why R voters won’t vote in mid-terms. There are no excuses.
I’m going by what the NYTs final estimate is, and they day that the R will win by 3.3 percent.
Epps just went into the lead.
Williamson (R) just partially dropped.
Davidson could be holding back another 15,000 vote margin for Behn.
Ny times estimates a 5.6 win forthe R.
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