'18 Midterms: Dems win House by largest midterm raw vote margin ever
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I’ll be here for this tomorrow afternoon. I got an invite for a Gillum voter registration event tomorrow so I rsvp. Apparently, The PR governor is endorsing Nelson and gillum during a press conference.
Can’t wait to go out and get people to support gillum out here
Piff Huxtable
Delaney 2020,2024,2028...
I will never EVER get excited over Florida after 2016 again
Dems really gonna lose NJ cause they couldn't get Menendez to resign?
He actually looks like a mini Beto
But you know how it is man. People cling to hope where none exists.
"A Palestinian millennial Mexican Democrat". They completely just gave the game away for the millionth time....why would any of those things be of concern?
I’ll be here for this tomorrow afternoon. I got an invite for a Gillum voter registration event tomorrow so I rsvp. Apparently, The PR governor is endorsing Nelson and gillum during a press conference.
Can’t wait to go out and get people to support gillum out here
hold it down breh....last day to register is the 16th so we gotta get folks off the couch and in the booths
great article on Stacey Abrams outreach campaign to black voters in rural parts of Georgia
CUTHBERT —
Carolyn Baker wheels her Toyota through the quiet streets of Cuthbert looking for Democratic voters.
Although the county has changed all the address numbers, Baker refuses to use her GPS. She grew up on these streets.
“This is the first year I have canvassed. With Stacey Abrams and other female candidates, it is important to do this,” Baker says. “If she can be elected governor, that would be amazing. I am going to do everything I can to help her win.”
But the people she is looking for — 39 registered voters who usually vote in presidential elections but tend to miss midterms — are not easy to find this Saturday morning.
Nearly every door she knocks on offers no occupant. Everyone, Baker concludes, gets up early to go shopping in Albany or Eufaula, Ala.
“I can tell they’re not at home because they usually sit on their porch,” Baker says, leaving another house without having a chance to pitch how Abrams, the former state House minority leader, needs to be Georgia’s next governor.
Georgia’s ‘black belt’ plays big part in Abrams’ strategy
CUTHBERT —
Carolyn Baker wheels her Toyota through the quiet streets of Cuthbert looking for Democratic voters.
Although the county has changed all the address numbers, Baker refuses to use her GPS. She grew up on these streets.
“This is the first year I have canvassed. With Stacey Abrams and other female candidates, it is important to do this,” Baker says. “If she can be elected governor, that would be amazing. I am going to do everything I can to help her win.”
But the people she is looking for — 39 registered voters who usually vote in presidential elections but tend to miss midterms — are not easy to find this Saturday morning.
Nearly every door she knocks on offers no occupant. Everyone, Baker concludes, gets up early to go shopping in Albany or Eufaula, Ala.
“I can tell they’re not at home because they usually sit on their porch,” Baker says, leaving another house without having a chance to pitch how Abrams, the former state House minority leader, needs to be Georgia’s next governor.
Georgia’s ‘black belt’ plays big part in Abrams’ strategy
