[LoveMyFreedom]

I will take your word for it since you live in Texas. My worry is the people that left California. Wondering if the majority were Republican’s?

[texas booster]

I don't worry as much about the Californicans that have moved to Texas, but the leftovers from Hurricane Katrina that stayed in Houston.

Does anyone think that the election judges in leftist parts of town are checking any voter IDs, except when they are on camera?

I assure you that in my part of Texas, south of Dallas, that the conservatives are voting in even greater numbers, in person, than in 2016.

Something about not trusting the mail in ballot situation ...

[dirtboy]

There definitely are more Dems in Texas now. But Beto couldn't beat Cruz last election even with all the money that he raised. Plus, Trump is doing better with blacks and hispanics than in 2016.

Believing Texas is in play is just more wishful thinking by the Dems.

[Steely Tom]

My worry is the people that left California. Wondering if the majority were Republican’s?

Lefties wouldn't have much reason to "vote with their feet," would they?

[rivercat]

I doubt it. I have several ultra-lib friends that have moved to Texas from California since the last election and hope to utopia (ruin) Texas too.

[cozy3]

The folks in my city who moved from California have voted already in early voting and the ones that I know all voted for Trump. They loved their state but, hated the government there and love it here.

[mlo]

"My worry is the people that left California. Wondering if the majority were Republican’s?"

I know a number of people that have left California, some to Texas. Every single one of them was conservative.