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RE: This Is Odd… Three States Flip GOP Senate Seats to Democrats But Pass Voter ID Laws
Someone did a break down on the numbers in Texas voted. 31.7 million is the population. 19.04 million are registered. Close to 10 million voted. A lot of the voters are Republicans. A large block of registered Republicans voted all blue. Abbott did a pissed poor jub on the flood disaster that killed a lot of people and the ice storm that knocked out the power which relied only the state and no help from back up states. There are a lot of reasons why Republicans in the state of Texas to vote. Even we flipped 10 state seats to blue in Arkansas.
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