[PAR35]

Some people have been saying that most big cities in Texas are very Liberal areas. (all numbers rounded)

Travis County (Austin) has over 61,000 democrat votes and 32,000 republican

Bexar County (San Antonio) has 54,000 Democrat votes and 61,000 republican El Paso County is at almost 18,000 democrat and 8,000 republican

So while there may be some crossover, it doesn't appear excessive.

[DoughtyOne]

Thanks for the information.

My point is, if you walk into a room that is 100% Democrat, do you moan about no chance in the state or do you lay out your policies honestly in a manner a Democrat could sign on to?

I just don’t think you make up any ground going excuse/insult game.

Ted didn’t do it, so I can’t talk about it being his mistake in Texas, but I would discourage folks from pointing out the obvious, even if it is true.

Keep your hand out and don’t slap even one coming your way.

Crossover among these folks isn’t likely, but they may hear something they can cling to. Who knows.

[Theodore R.]

Bexar County has far more than 95,000 voters. San Antonio is the seventh largest U.S. city.