Election

Despite Beto's loss, the results in Texas last night were incredibly good. This was despite being gerrymandered and the voter suppression and being hung out to dry with no resources by the Democratic national committee, as usual. Local Texas Democrats worked their asses off to get these results, and if you want to shit on us for them, go to hell. I'm tired of being used as the DNC's scapegoat. If you don't like that, the unfollow button is right there and I hope the door hits you on the ass on the way out.


From TX-17 Indivisible:

TX had only 2 flippable races for US Congress. TX-7 and TX-32 both flipped.

TX flipped 2 Texas State Senate seats to democrat, SD-10, and SD-16, getting rid of the author of “the bathroom bill.”

TX flipped 7 Texas State House seats to Democrat, HD-47, HD-65, HD-102, HD-105, HD-115, HD-135, and HD-136. As results come in, we may possibly flip HD-132.

All 14 TX Court of Appeals are democrat, and we flipped 10 of them from republican to democrat.

Our own Celina Vasquez for Justice of the Peace, Pct. 4 is now JUDGE Vasquez after successfully flipping her seat from R to D.

We comfortably have the US House with 26 added democrat seats. It’s enough to force, at a minimum, bipartisanship.

NPR has 2/3 of 18-29 year old voting Democrat. There's hope for the future!

Tarrant county went to Beto - Tarrant County tends to set the trend for Texas. It’s the last definitively red urban county and it went blue tonight.

Nothing in TX flipped to the republicans.

Beto -the hardest working man in politics today - brought TX into a single digit difference in a statewide election for the first time in 25 years. 3 points to be specific. We love you! #beto2020

We want to give a special thanks to all of our amazing TX-17 candidates and the Texas state candidates for their time and effort running such inspiring campaigns focusing on what connects and strengthens our communities instead of fanning the flames of unreasonable fear and hate.

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