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Why James Talarico will win over Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race

Talarico will win not just because he is ahead in the polling, not just because he is ahead in fundraising, not just because he is now the favorite in the political betting markets, but he will win because of his strategy and his appeal towards suburban voters, Independents, and those who sat out in the 2024 election, especially in counties bordering Mexico. Also, the reason he would win is because of the backlash ensued as a result of the Republicans' gerrymandering efforts in the state.

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u/JCEurovision — 3 days ago
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2026 Michigan Gubernatorial Election (if the latest Glengariff poll is the baseline)

u/JCEurovision — 9 days ago
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Philippine Election 2028 Map (According to OCTA Research, if Undecideds back for the administration standard bearer)

u/JCEurovision — 10 days ago
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OCTA Research March 2026: In a hypothetical 2028 matchup, Robredo-Tulfo beats Duterte-Marcos by 4 pts

u/JCEurovision — 10 days ago
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Full Breakdown of Votes in Vice President Sara Duterte's Second Impeachment

u/JCEurovision — 11 days ago
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House of Representatives: Votes on Vice President Sara Duterte's Second Impeachment (May 11, 2026)

u/JCEurovision — 11 days ago
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The 25 Representatives who voted against Vice President Sara Duterte's second impeachment

u/JCEurovision — 11 days ago
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In a 13-9-2 vote, the coup is successful and Alan Peter Cayetano replaces Tito Sotto as Senate President

u/JCEurovision — 12 days ago
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The House of Representatives impeaches Vice President Sara Duterte for the second time

u/JCEurovision — 12 days ago
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The Republicans have won the redistricting war.

With the news that the Virginia Supreme Court struck down the 10-1 map and reverted to the 6-5 map, it has become clear that the Republicans have the last laugh in the redistricting war, proving how powerful MAGA is when it comes to drawing out Democratic representation to gain more power. Texas has started it, and sadly, Tennessee ended it.

The Callais decision is the final nail in the coffin for the Democrats to regain the majority of the seats in the House, and even if the national environment favors them in recent polls, it will not be enough. To make it even worse news, I think the Republicans would continue to use that advantage in the upcoming 2030 Census, and sadly, the American people have truly lost.

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u/JCEurovision — 14 days ago