u/DearGovernmentFU

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Anyone else think republicans are majorly shooting themselves in the foot here? South west Kansas is staunchly conservative but more than half (about 55%) of residents in Garden City are Hispanic. Not to say all Hispanic people are immune to propaganda but direct violence against Hispanic people in this area will surely sway at least some people during midterms. I guess we’ll see

2 Things.

1.Kansas needs more regular folks taking to social media and recording themselves talking about why and who they're voting for this election cycle. On all socials including Tiktok/snapchat/youtube shorts. Yes- you ...Jim from accounting. That includes you even if you're not great on camera. People need actual people advocating for what they believe. It needs to be done intelligently. Stick to the objective stuff of why you're voting for Holscher or Hamilton. Don't respond to comments. Hashtag yourself correctly with #politics etc. Use a burner if you wish. Go to rumble. Go to youtube shorts. We need thousands of you reddit people doing this. That's how you combat paid bot campaigns by the Kochs. You do massive volunteer posting.

You. Yes. You. Need to record yourself and get on the socials. If you think your voice doesn't matter. YOU'RE WRONG. FUCKING WRONG.

THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE ON THIS SUB ALONE DOING THIS WOULD BE EQUIVALENT TO MILLIONS IN ADS.

2. Political campaigns need two kinds of flyers. The simple "vote for pedro" stuff works but an accompanying Issue by Issue voting guide is desperately needed and it needs to start now. If you're on this subreddit, plan on getting pamphlets and going door to door ASAP. People need to see that Holscher stands for this stuff and Masterson stands for this stuff and the likely consequences. Each person you talk to is a mini debate/conversation. "yeah masterson says he'll lower property taxes but so will Holscher but the bigger problem is masterson doesn't want to fund education and our schools are already barely funded. and our roads are crumbling"---explaining the fiscal reality of Kansas government is important.

In Summation. Make socials. Post yourself and advocate. The second part is knock on doors with pamphlets that include voter guides. Make sure whatever voter guide you're using is good. Communicate with nonprofits that make them and get them to add or subtract stuff.

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I'm not from Kansas, which is why I wanted to come on here to see what you guys think about the Senate race. From what you guys are experiencing on the ground, do you think the seat is actually flippable or if it's just a lot of hype because of a few polls. I know you guys have a Democratic governor so electing a Democrat statewide is not impossible, but federal races are usually different. Just curious on your guys' thoughts.